Minnesota SF4821 requires a cost-benefit analysis of sustainability-related building standards and appropriates funds for the study.

Minnesota SF4821 mandates the legislative auditor to conduct a cost-benefit analysis of specific sustainability-related building standards, including LEED ratings, ASHRAE standards, Energy Star requirements, and the International Green Construction Code. The analysis must compare the replacement of these standards and include any additional relevant information. The auditor must submit the analysis to the chairs and ranking minority members of the legislative committees with jurisdiction over capital investment by January 15, 2027.

Minnesota SF4821 requires a cost-benefit analysis of sustainability-related building standards and appropriates funds for the study.

Minnesota SF4821 mandates the legislative auditor to conduct a cost-benefit analysis of specific sustainability-related building standards, including LEED ratings, ASHRAE standards, Energy Star requirements, and the International Green Construction Code. The analysis must compare the replacement of these standards and include any additional relevant information. The auditor must submit the analysis to the chairs and ranking minority members of the legislative committees with jurisdiction over capital investment by January 15, 2027.