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April 2015 In This Issue
Industry News
Advocacy
Education
Sustainability
Member News
Hunter-Davisson Inc.
Kennedy Restoration
Schindler Elevator Corporation
Industry News
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Advocacy
Two BIG proposals will have their first readings at the City Council on Wednesday, April 15:

2 P.M.: PORTLAND PARKS SDC

Central City Office Increases 118%
Non-Central City Office Increases: 281%

BOMA has partnered with NAIOP and other business groups to oppose the increase. We have retained an expert to analyze the proposal and identify flaws in the way the fees have been calculated. The report will be sent to all BOMA members this week.

The proposed increases will have a significant impact on all new construction.

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3:30 P.M.: ENERGY PERFORMANCE REPORTING PROPOSAL

Mandatory energy consumption reporting will be a hardship for many building owners.

The current proposal does not require the utilities to automatically upload energy data into Portfolio Manager. Utilities are only required to provide owner with access to the monthly energy consumption.

The City of Seattle's policy requires the utilities to upload energy consumption data into Portfolio Manager.

BOMA proposes a phase-in of this new policy over three years, allowing the industry and utilities time to adapt.
 
Education

The seminar provides insights into how an outcome-based, reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) strategy can offer the promise enhancing the effectiveness of asset management programs in a way no other single concept has matched. This presentation will review the traditional approaches to facilities maintenance and how they compare and contrast with a reliability-centered strategy.

Presented by: Jim Carrel, Business Development Manager, McKinstry

Qualifies for Oregon Real Estate Agency continuing education credit. Continuing education credit offered will be dependent on the length of the course. You must be present the full duration of the course in order to receive continuing education credit.

This meeting is FREE for Building Members - although the meeting is free to attend, you must register. Allied Members will need to pay $35 to attend.

Sponsored By:

Register to attend

 
Member News
In addition to providing HVAC-R repair, maintenance, controls and installation services for the past 50 years, Hunter-Davisson, Inc. has added plumbing repair to the services they provide for commercial buildings in the Portland/Vancouver Metro area. Just one more way the "HD Green Team" can assist you with your building and tenant comfort needs.

Please take a moment and check out our new website!
 
 

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