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We reflect on 2013 for the San Diego Green Building Council as a year of growth for our community, as we advanced our mission and expanded our outreach. In this report, we will highlight some of our proudest accomplishments: • Hosted first annual Zero Water Zero Energy Green Building Conference• Expanded the Annual Green Homes tour to include more than 200 attendees• Initiated two Green Assistance Program Projects at Balboa Park• Advocated for sustainability by participating in the City of San Diego Climate Action Plan and regional stormwater planning process These accomplishments are the reflection of eleven-years of community dedication and collaboration surrounding green building in San Diego. Thank you for being a part of this movement. We look forward to your support in 2014.

Douglas Kot, Director

WELCOME

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Zero Energy Zero Water

Conference

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1 Welcome

3 Mission & Vision

5 Board of Directors

7 Educate

9 Inspire

11 Collaborate

13 Financials

14 Partners

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COLLABORATE

Green Assistance Program

INSPIRE

Green Homes Tours and Outreach

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Total LEED Certified Projects

History

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San Diego organizing group forms with 21 members

Received Sempra Energy Foundation, Environmental Champion Award

501(c)(3)established

The Living Building Challenge Collaborative begins in San Diego via SDGBC

Membership reaches 525

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2009

2007

2011 2013

VISIONOur buildings and communities will regenerate and sustain the health and vitality of all life within a generation.

MISSIONInspire, educate, collaborate within our community to transform our built environment toward true sustainability.

450

400

350

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200

150

100

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2003

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2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

Certified Projects

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LEED Projects in San Diego100

90

80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

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Certified

Silver

Gold

Platinum

LEED CI LEED CS LEED EBO+M

LEED FORHOMES

LEED FORSCHOOLS

LEED ND LEED NC

PERCENTAGES BY AREA

Architecture/Design

Engineering/Consultants

Contractor/Builder

Manufacturer/Vendor

Facility Management

Development/Real State

Gov’t/NonProfit

Utility/Energy Service

Student

Other/Not Listed

21.5%

19.3%

17.5%

7.7%

6.6%

6.2%

5.9%

5.7%

5.5%

4%

MEMBERS

BOARD OFDIRECTORS

2013

The Board of Directors provides vision and direction for the organization.

Matthew PorrecaBNIM Architects

Lucia StoneSan Diego Gas & Electric

Avery KintnerEmpowered Energy Solutions

Beth BrummittBrummitt Energy Associates

Thomas Del MonteInterra Energy

Zach PannierDPR Construction

Sean HulenBalfour Beatty Construction

Micah MitroskyIBEW Local 569

Jacques ChiraziCity of San Diego

Daniele HortonVerdani Partners

Walt KanzlerQualcomm

Robert ThieleRobert Thiene Architects

Bill BarnardWB Consulting

Barbara FanningMindswing Consulting

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Volunteers are central to SDGBC and much of the Council’s work is accomplished through our eight volunteer-led committees. In 2013, our 100 most active volunteers contributed over 3,500 hours, demonstrating community commitment to a sustainable future forSan Diego.

COMMITTEES PROGRAMS

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTEMERGING PROFESSIONALSEXISTING BUILDINGS: O+MGREEN SCHOOLSMARKETING/MEMBERSHIPLIVING BUILDING CHALLENGERESIDENTIAL GREEN BUILDINGSUSTAINABLE DESTINATION

SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIESGREEN ASSISTANCEGREEN BUILDING EDUCATIONSAN DIEGO LIVING BUILDING CHALLENGE CAMPAIGN

“EVERY EVENT THE COUNCIL HOSTS BRINGS TOGETHER

A GREAT TEAM OF EXPERTS AND VOLUNTEERS WHO HELP

DELIVER GREAT CONTENT. I AM CONTINUOUSLY IMPRESSED BY

THE PASSION AND DIVERSITY OF THOSE INVOLVED WITH THE COUNCIL-THAT’S WHAT TRULY

KEEPS ME COMING BACK.”

-TANYA GOYETTE,SDGBC COMMITTEE CHAIR

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The Green Homes tour attracted 225 attendees in 2013, making it our biggest year yet. Held in November, the Green Homes tour showcases real life projects and sustainability solutions from a variety of budgets and styles. This year, visitors were able to experience solar installations, native landscape, passive heating and cooling, and water reclamation systems in the eight featured homes.

INSPIRE

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As a member of the USGBC Pacific Regional Council, SDGBC Board members traveled to Sacramento to participate in Advocacy Day, an effort focused on promoting the benefits of green building and supporting sustainable development policies in California.

ADVOCATE

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The San Diego Green Building Council hosted local and national leaders in innovative technology and thinking at the Zero Energy Zero Water Green Building Conference. This event focused on commercial and residential green building solutions through case studies and presentations, with an emphasis on regenerative design, Living Building Challenge projects and net zero building strategies.

UrbanFarming

Sustainable Communities and EcoDistricts

Climate Leadership and Action Plan

The Future of Water in San Diego

Green Building Tours

Regenerative Design

Net ZeroEnergy

Living Building Challenge

GreenSchools

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STUDY GROUPSGREENMEETS

LUNCH+LEEDSWORKSHOPS

1200 + UNIQUE ATTENDEES AT OVER 70EDUCATIONAL EVENTS IN 2013

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Collaboration for SustainabilitySolutions in Balboa ParkSDGBC is part of a multi-organizational effort with The City of San Diego, Balboa Park Cultural Partnership, and San Diego Gas & Electric to provide education and outreach on green buildings and operations in Balboa Park.

SDGBC has supported this work by bringing the Green Assistance Program (GAP) to Balboa Park. GAP aids local non-profits that desire to green their buildings and operations by rallying a team of volunteers to prepare a LEED for Existing Building feasibility assessment for a non-profit building. This program also provides SDGBC members with valuable LEED project experience and the opportunity to learn from and network with other green building professionals, strengthening and expanding the local green building community.

“We are excited to be a partner in this effort of greening the operations of the institutions in Balboa Park. Every dollar saved in these buildings means another dollar to support the cultural programs that are so important to our community.”

COLLABORATE

-Doug Kot,San Diego Green Building Council

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COLLABORATEEducational Institutions Green Apple Day of Service

Communities EcoDistrict initiatives in North Parkand Pacific Beach

Governments Climate Action Plan for the Cityof San Diego

Businesses Partnerships with DPR Constructionand North Park Mainstreet

Non profits Balboa Park Cultural Partnership,The Old Globe and Air and Space MuseumGreen Assistance Program collaboration

PERCENTAGES BY AREA

Green Building Advocacy

Membership Support

Green Assistance Program

Administrative & Overhead

Events/Educational Programming

Green Building Research

INCOME

2013 EXPENSE = $469,300

3%

5%

11%

16%

29%

36%

6%

8%

21%

28%

37%

2013 INCOME = $460,500

FINANCIALS

EXPENSE

* This Financial statement has not been audited for completeness. The San Diego Green Building Council is registered with the IRS and the California Registry of Charitable Trusts as the U.S. Green Building Council - San Diego Chapter a 501(c)(3) public benefit non-profit organization with Federal Tax ID number 20-2614848.

PERCENTAGES BY AREAIndividual Memberships & Donations

Grants

Corporate Membership & Partnerships

Events/Educational Programming

Fee-for-Service

2013 BUDGET SUMMARY

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The partnership betweenBalfour Beatty Construction and

the San Diego Green Building Council, working together on Green Apple Day of Service at Oceanside High School, has been a win-win-win for all of us. The opportunity

to work together and obtain our mutual goals of building better

environments, eliminating waste, and being advocates for our clients

is a great accomplishment.

The event also provided the opportunity to educate the entire

school community, and our volunteers, about the benefits of

Green Building. Reaction from the District, students, and staff at Oceanside High School was overwhelmingly positive. They

are extremely appreciative of the amount of time and hard work we all put in to enhance their school

and neighborhood. We look forward to future partnerships with the San Diego Green Building Council and

being a Relentless Ally for each and every dream we are

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PARTNERSSustainingSan Diego Gas & Electric

PlatinumDPR Construction

SilverBalfour Beatty ConstructionDrew George and Partners

CertifiedBNIM ArchitectsBrady Companies San DiegoBrookfield HomesBrummitt Energy AssociatesCar2GoJimbo’s NaturallySolatube InternationalQualcomm Foundation

FriendsA.O. Reed & CoBuilding Green FuturesBurkett and Wong EngineersChallenger Sheet MetalDesign Institute of San DiegoDynalectricHD SupplyHealthy Buildings Solutions, LLCMorrow-Meadows CorporationRecycled LabsRobert Thiele ArchitectsStone Brewing CompanyVerdani, LLCWaxie Sanitary Supply

-Sean Hulen | Vice President | DBIA, LEED® AP BD+C

Balfour Beatty Construction

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