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Sep 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Healthy Buildings Technical Committee Minutes
The committee meeting featured a public comment regarding building performance standards for historic structures. The committee discussed energy use intensity targets, specifically reviewing benchmarking data with medians. Additionally, they examined renewable energy targets, including potential calculations for solar production and a 2040 renewable energy goal, and reviewed an initial draft of a fine structure for building performance standards.
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The board received an update on the activities of the Healthy Buildings Technical Committee for 2026. A discussion was held regarding condominium management companies and their concerns related to the Healthy Buildings Ordinance. Additionally, the board received an update on the Sustain Evanston Program, specifically regarding city council approval of funding for a pilot program to assist Equity Prioritized Buildings with decarbonization plans, and discussed finalizing outreach and education materials for the upcoming meetings.
Aug 26, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Of Evanston Land Use Commission Minutes
The commission reviewed and recommended approval for a text amendment to the Zoning Ordinance regarding the Urban Agriculture Ordinance, which included updates to definitions for urban farms, rooftop urban farms, and neighborhood gardens. Furthermore, the commission evaluated a proposed text amendment concerning Major Accessory Uses, which was ultimately rejected due to concerns regarding redundant processes. The session concluded with staff updates on the ongoing comprehensive zoning code update.
The committee meeting focused on a project update for Dillo Day, highlighting safety measures, security staffing, and event management protocols. Discussions also addressed the status and maintenance of university-owned vacant properties within T1 zones, including consideration for future property tours. Additionally, the committee reviewed various planning, land use, and zoning issues pertaining to university properties in T1, T2, and U1 districts, and received updates regarding athletic facility operations.
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