Jessica Cassman on ENVISION 10/20/16
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Jessica Cassman on ENVISION 10/20/16
- 1. Envision Process and Verification Kunia Country Farms Blue Ocean Civil Consulting
- 4. Why KCF and Why Us? HAWAII PILOT LEARN BY DOING! IF NOT US, WHO? IF NOT NOW, WHEN? CORE VALUES
- 5. The Process
- 6. Checklist •Quick (Y or N) evaluation •How many BMPs incorporated? •Areas of improvement?
- 7. Credit Assessment 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Improved Enhanced Superior Conserving Restorative Points QL1.1 IMPROVE COMMUNITY QUALITY OF LIFE No Negative Impact Non-linear Scale
- 8. Registration & Fees •Register project on website <1% <0.5% <0.4% <0.1% <0.1% •Coordinate with ISI •Verifier assigned to project
- 10. Kunia Country Farms •Began in 2010 •Purpose: To help Hawaii become food independent in a sustainable way •500,000 heads of lettuce grown annually plus salad mixes •Net Zero • Water • Soil • Power
- 14. Kunia Country Farms •Highlights • Quality of Life • Project employs Kunia Village residents left from Del Monte Farm operations • Success of the farm encouraged new business in the depressed area • Leadership • By-Product Synergy • Regulations and Policies • Natural World • Preserve Prime Farmland
- 15. Final Rating 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% QL LD RA NW CR 47%
- 16. Pitfalls Envision implemented post most design & construction Start early to increase LOA Affect change and maximize impact Time management Gather documentation Writeup QA/QC Review
- 17. Lessons •Tool to defend design decisions and measure sustainability •Address stakeholder needs and incorporate community input collaboratively •Actively involve the project team •Design with transparency and for resiliency
- 18. What Next? •We can all do more •Use the Envision Checklist •Apply low-risk/low-cost measures for client benefits •Review Envision Guidance Manual •Training and ENV SP certification •Share benefits with clients, contacts and community
- 19. THANK YOU Jessica Cassman, PE, ENV SP, CFM, LEED AP Jcassman@blueoceancivil.com
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- SHARE WHAT WE DID WHY HOW WHAT HELP UNDERSTAND AND INSIGHT
- DOUG AND DENISE EVERY ONE ANY PROJECT
- PILOT – IMPORTANT TO HAVE LOCAL EXAMPLE GREAT PROJECT CURIOUS TO SEE ENVISION COMPARED CORE VALUES – SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATION COMMUNITY CHANGING OUR INDUSTRIES IF – UNFULFILLED – PURSUE DESIRE FOR CHANGE
- After checklist, more robust credit assessment prior to registration
- Discuss in further detail in afternoon session Page 15 of Guidance Manual Easy point value comparison Dynamic scoring available in new website Weighted differently .. Effort and impact
- Registration after preliminary credit assessment Consultant fees – Efficiency with time Save money and time with better designs and community approval
- AFTER 95% DESIGN WITHIN 3 YEARS AFTER CONSTRUCTION
- Sustainable to KCF also meant they needed to be economically sustainable as well. Anyone can be sustainable and green if you pay a premium.
- Generally, there is a loss of agricultural jobs as large pineapple farms close Coconut husks for grow materials Hawaii mainly ships products to the islands from other places, there is no shortage of shipping pallets. They construct all grow troughs out of this otherwise wasted resource Dissolved fish waste is used as plant nutrients. Solids are sent to nearby landscaping compost, as well as the green waste About 10,000 lbs of excess food production has been donated to the Hawaii Food Bank. KCF participated in studies with State Department of Agriculture and University of Hawaii to change existing regulations and standards for aquaponically grown food. Not only do they preserve soil quality for generations to come by farming in water troughs, they also produce about 40% more lettuce on the same area of land
- MAXIMIZE IMPACT, OPPORTUNITIES ALLOW FOR DESIGN CHANGES INCREASED LOA AND OV
- And, in a lot of cases, by rethinking or coming from a different angle, we can do more with less