BOMA San Francisco and BOMA Oakland East Bay Members:
UPDATE - January 13, 2012
The BOMA San Francisco Energy & Environment Committee held a BOMA Bay Area Earth Award workshop at the Transamerica Pyramid today. It was an informative session that was well attended by BOMA Oakland/East Bay and BOMA San Francisco building members.
Thank you to our volunteer BOMA member speakers who helped guide attendees through the entire Earth Award application.
Please be sure to submit your BOMA Bay Area Earth Award application TODAY! The deadline is February 10, 2012.
Click here to submit your building in the contest!
UPDATE - January 4, 2012
A brown bag lunch session will be presented by the BOMA San Francisco Energy & Environment Committee to guide member building owners and managers through the 2012 EARTH Awards application process.
If you'd like to attend, please contact John Bozeman at (415) 686-9652 at johnb@boma.com.
The free workshop will be held at The Transamerica Pyramid Center, 600 Montgomery Street, 48th Floor, San Francisco, CA from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on January 13, 2012. BOMA San Francisco and East Bay members may register and stop-by at any point during this time frame for hands-on assistance with their application.
Individuals from various organizations and vendors will be on-hand to provide resources and answer questions regarding the sustainable practices measured by the 2012 EARTH Award Application: Landfill Waste & Diversion, Energy Conservation, Water Conservation, Hazardous Materials, Purchasing, Transportation, and Tenant Education. The EARTH Award Application is due Friday, February 10, 2012.
Click here to submit your building in the contest!
Original Post - November 2, 2011
UPDATE - January 13, 2012
The BOMA San Francisco Energy & Environment Committee held a BOMA Bay Area Earth Award workshop at the Transamerica Pyramid today. It was an informative session that was well attended by BOMA Oakland/East Bay and BOMA San Francisco building members.
Thank you to our volunteer BOMA member speakers who helped guide attendees through the entire Earth Award application.
Please be sure to submit your BOMA Bay Area Earth Award application TODAY! The deadline is February 10, 2012.
Click here to submit your building in the contest!
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UPDATE - January 4, 2012
A brown bag lunch session will be presented by the BOMA San Francisco Energy & Environment Committee to guide member building owners and managers through the 2012 EARTH Awards application process.
If you'd like to attend, please contact John Bozeman at (415) 686-9652 at johnb@boma.com.
The free workshop will be held at The Transamerica Pyramid Center, 600 Montgomery Street, 48th Floor, San Francisco, CA from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on January 13, 2012. BOMA San Francisco and East Bay members may register and stop-by at any point during this time frame for hands-on assistance with their application.
Individuals from various organizations and vendors will be on-hand to provide resources and answer questions regarding the sustainable practices measured by the 2012 EARTH Award Application: Landfill Waste & Diversion, Energy Conservation, Water Conservation, Hazardous Materials, Purchasing, Transportation, and Tenant Education. The EARTH Award Application is due Friday, February 10, 2012.
Click here to submit your building in the contest!
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Original Post - November 2, 2011
The 2012 BOMA Bay Area EARTH Award Application is now available. Click here to submit your building in the contest! The application deadline is February 10, 2012.
The BOMA Bay Area EARTH Award recognizes member buildings that utilize the most comprehensive resource management programs, including commercial recycling programs, energy and water conservation efforts, air quality and toxics reduction programs, support for public transportation, and effective use of tenant education programs geared to promoting sustainability practices in commercial office buildings. The EARTH Award program is an opportunity for BOMA Bay Area members to consider the entire spectrum of programs and practices that constitute an effective 'sustainability program' for office buildings including what policies and procedures should be adopted that can help move a property toward becoming 'green'.
If you have any questions, please contact Zach Brown, BOMA San Francisco's Energy & Environment Committee Co-Chair.
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