Strategic Plan Criteria For Future Development of the FBC, Energy Conservation Edition As Approved by the Commission for the
2010 Florida Building Code, Energy Conservation and Modified In Accordance with
the 2011 HB 849.
1. The Strategic Plan must implement s.553.9061 (1), F.S., scheduled
increases in the Code’s
energy performance standard.
Section 553.9061(1), Florida Statutes, was repealed (2011 HB 849).
2. The
Strategic plan must consider cost effectiveness of the incremental changes in
efficiency
required by the Code (s.553.9061(3), Florida Statutes).
Section
553.9061(3), Florida Statutes, was repealed (2011 HB 849).
3.
The Strategic Plan must implement s.553.73 (6) (a), F.S., selection of the IECC
as a
foundation
code and its modification to maintain the efficiencies of the Florida Energy
Efficiency
Code for Building Construction, s.553.901, F.S.
4. The
Strategic Plan must implement s.553.9061 (2), F.S., requiring the Code to
recognize
including energy efficiency performance options and elements
including but not limited to:
Solar water heating; Energy efficient appliances; Energy efficient
windows, doors and
skylights; Low solar absorption roofs/cool roofs; Enhanced ceiling
and wall
insulation; Reduced leak duct systems; Programmable thermostats; and
Energy
efficient lighting systems.
Section
553.9061(2), Florida Statutes, was repealed (2011 HB 849).
5. The Strategic Plan should identify compliance methods with the
best potential for complying
with the schedule for increasing efficiency standards.
Repealed
(2011 HB 849).
6. The
Strategic Plan should be adaptable for all potential mandated efficiency
performance
standard increase schedule.
Repealed (2011
HB 849).
7.
The Strategic Plan should allow flexibility for builders to choose different
ways to adapt their
construction.
8. The
Strategic Plan should provide flexibility appropriate to product innovation.
9. The Strategic Plan should provide for easy measurement and
demonstration of compliance
with the energy efficiency increases required by s.553.9061, F.S.
Repealed
(2011 HB 849).
10.
The Strategic Plan should require that compliance meets an equivalent energy
standard
regardless of the
compliance method.