Documents - 3. Site Improvements

This page lists documents relevant to 3. Site Improvements, sorted in order of Most Relevant. The percentage after each title shows how relevant that document is to the current topic.

10 Most Relevant Documents

	Green Comnumities Criteria (100%) Enterprise Community Partners 2008		Green Communities Compliance Manual 2008 (99%) 2009
	Enterprise Live Online Event: Green Communities Criteria--Site Improvements and Water Conservation (56%) Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. 2005		Enterprise Live Online Event: Green Communities Grant Application Process (55%) Enterprise Community Partners 2007
	Abridged - Incremental Cost, Measurable Savings: Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (53%) Dana L. Bourland Enterprise Community Partners 2009		Neighborhood Green - A Guide for Community-Based Organizations (44%) The Enterprise Foundation 2002
	Affordable Housing's Green Future (38%) Tony Proscio Enterprise Community Partners 2007		Incremental Cost, Measurable Savings: Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (36%) Dana Bourland Enterprise Community Partners 2009
	Storm Water Management for Construction Activities: Developing Pollution Prevention Plans and Best Management Practices (35%) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2002		How Healthy are National Green Building Programs? (34%) Rebecca L. Morley and Ellen Tohn National Center for Healthy Housing and Enterprise Community Partners 2008

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1	Green Comnumities Criteria (100%) Enterprise Community Partners \| 2008
2	Green Communities Compliance Manual 2008 (99%) 2009
3	Enterprise Live Online Event: Green Communities Criteria--Site Improvements and Water Conservation (56%) Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. \| 2005
4	Enterprise Live Online Event: Green Communities Grant Application Process (55%) Enterprise Community Partners \| 2007
5	Abridged - Incremental Cost, Measurable Savings: Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (53%) Dana L. Bourland Enterprise Community Partners \| 2009
6	Neighborhood Green - A Guide for Community-Based Organizations (44%) The Enterprise Foundation \| 2002
7	Affordable Housing's Green Future (38%) Tony Proscio Enterprise Community Partners \| 2007
8	Incremental Cost, Measurable Savings: Enterprise Green Communities Criteria (36%) Dana Bourland Enterprise Community Partners \| 2009
9	Storm Water Management for Construction Activities: Developing Pollution Prevention Plans and Best Management Practices (35%) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2002
10	How Healthy are National Green Building Programs? (34%) Rebecca L. Morley and Ellen Tohn National Center for Healthy Housing and Enterprise Community Partners \| 2008
11	Comparing Green Building Guidelines and Healthy Homes Principles: A Preliminary Investigation (32%) Naomi Mermin, Rebecca L. Morley, Kevin Powell, Ellen Tohn National Center for Healthy Housing \| 2006
12	Presentation Slides: Successful Approaches to Greening NSP Rehabilitation (31%) Amy Hook Enterprise Community Partners \| 2010
13	Environmental Checklist and Preliminary Environmental Assessment of the 2 to 4 Unit Dwelling (27%) The Enterprise Foundation \| 2006
14	Model Request for Proposal (RFP) from Environmental Consultant Phase I and Limited Phase II Environmental Site Assessment (26%) The Enterprise Foundation \| 2006
15	Environmental Site Assessment Transaction Screening (25%) Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. \| 2006
16	Housing Development Tutorial: The Phase I Environmental Assessment Process (25%) 2001
17	A Greener Plan for Affordable Housing: How States are Using the Housing Credit to Advance Sustainability (24%) James Tassos Enterprise Community Partners, Inc. \| 2005
18	Affordable Green Building in Rural Communities (20%) Mark Kudlowitz Housing Assistance Corporation \| 2007

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