AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS et al v. PUBLIC.RESOURCE.ORG, INC.

Filing 122

LARGE ADDITIONAL ATTACHMENT(S) filed by PUBLIC.RESOURCE.ORG, INC. #121 MOTION for Summary Judgment filed by PUBLIC.RESOURCE.ORG, INC.. (Attachments: #1 Exhibit 1-10 Public, #2 Exhibit 11-20 Public, #3 Exhibit 21-40 Public, #4 Exhibit 41-60 Public, #5 Exhibit 61-80 Public, #6 Exhibit 81-100 Public, #7 Exhibit 101-120 Public, #8 Exhibit 121-140 Public, #9 Exhibit 141-157 Public)(Bridges, Andrew)

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EXHIBIT 41 FORM FOR COMMENTING ON A PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT ASHRAE STANDARD, GUIDELINE OR ADDENDUM 'PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED FORM BY Name: Affiliation: Address: Telephone: City: Fax: Zip: State: E-mail: Designation and Title of First Public Review Draft: NOTE: Use a separate form for each conunent, completing each section (including Sections 1 and 2) to facilitate separate processing. ASHRAE encourages original commentary on its standards. All conunents must be accompanied by the commenter's signed release, as provided below. However, if commenters submit comments authored by others. those comments must also be accompanied by a signed copyright release from the author of the original conunent. The original conunent author, representing commenters who have submitted duplicate comments may be asked to engage in dialog supporting their position. All conunenters shall receive acknowledgment from ASHRAE of receipt of their comment, and may receive a response in the fonn of the resolution of the original conunent with that conunent's author. Copyright Release: I hereby grant the American Society of Healing, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) the nonexclusive royalty rights. including non-exclusive royalty rights in copyright, in my proposals and I understand that I acquire no rights in publication of this standard in which my proposals in this or other similar analogous form is used. I hereby: attest that I have the authority and am empowered to grant this copyright release. Author's Signature: Date All electronic submittals must complete the following statement: tluough this electronic signature, hereby grant the American Society of Heating. Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) the nonexclusive royalty rights, including non-exclusive royalty rights in copyright, in my proposals and I understand that I acquire no rights in publication of this standard in which my proposals in this or other similar analogous form is used. I hereby attest that I have the authority and am empowered to grant this copyright release. I (insert name) Clause or Subclause: Comment (Proposed Text): (If a provision is proposed to be added. the text of the provision must be submitted in writing. If modification of a provision is proposed, the proposed text must be submitted utilizing the strikeout/underline format. (Strikeout text to be deleted and underline text to be added.) (Please do not submit marked-up or highlighted copies of the standard.) (If it is a proposed withdrawal, please state here with specificity) Substantiating Statements: (Be brief: provide abstract of lengthy substantiation: full text should be enclosed for reference on request by project committee members.) E] Check if additional pages are attached. Number of additional pages: ASH RAE0001608 [ ] Check here if your comment is supportive in nature and does not require substantive changes in the current proposal in order to resolve your comment. If you select this option, your comment will not require a response from the project conunittee and will not be subject to the commenter response procedures. NOTE: Use separate form for each comment. Submittals (MS Word preferred) may be attached to email, submitted on diskettes, uploaded to ASHRAE's ftp site, or submitted in paper form by mail or fax to ASHRAE, Manager of Standards, 1791 Tullic Circle, NE, Atlanta, GA 30329-2305. E-mail: public.review.comment@ashrae.org. Ftp server address: fip.ashrae.org, directory: public.reviewcoinnient. Fax 678-539-2134, NOTE: To ensure receiving all noticcs provided for in the procedures, you are responsible for informing the ASHRAE Standards Section when your contact infonnation changes. Othenvise you may- not receive responses to comments, right-to-appeal notices, and any other notices that may be sent to commenters. To update your contact information, send an email to standards.sectionrd,ashrae.orc. You must indicate which public review draft or drafts you are commenting on in your email. Rev. 01-30-2006 ASH RAE0001609 EXHIBIT 42 FORM FOR COMMENTING ON A PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT ASHRAE STANDARD, GUIDELINE OR ADDENDUM !PLEASE RETURN COMPLETED FORM BY April 30, 2007 Name: Affiliation: Address: City: Telephone: Fax: Zip: State: E-mail: Designation and Title of First Public Review Draft: BSR/ASHRAE/IESNA Addendiun to ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard 90.1-2007, Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings NOTE: Use a separate form for each comment, completing each section (including Sections 1 and 2) to facilitate separate processing. ASHRAE encourages original commentary on its standards. All comments must be accompanied by the commenter's signed release, as provided below. However, if commenters submit comments authored by others. those comments must also be accompanied by a signed copyright rele,ase from the author of the original continent. The original conunent author, representing commenters who have submitted duplicate conunents may be asked to engage in dialog supporting their position. All coannenters shall receive acknowledgment from ASHRAE of receipt of their conunent, and may receive a response in the form of the resolution of the original comment with that comment's author. Coppight Release: I hereby grant the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) the nonexclusive royalty rights, including non-exclusive royalty rights in copyright, in my proposals and I understand that I acquire no rights in publication of this standard in which my proposals in this or other similar analogous form is used. I hereby attest that I have the authority and am empowered to grant this copyright release. Author's Signature: Date El All electronic submittals must complete the following statement: I (insert name) , through this electronic signature, hereby grant the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) the nonexclusive royalty rights, including non-exclusive royalty rights in copyright, in my proposals and I understand that I acquire no rights in publication of this standard in which my proposals in this or other similar analogous form is used. I hereby attest that I have the authority and am empowered to grant this copyright release. Clause or Subclause: Comment (Proposed Text): (If a provision is proposed to be added, the text of the provision must be submitted in writing. If modification of a provision is proposed, the proposed text must be submitted utilizing the strikeout/underline format. (Strikeout text to be deleted and underline text to be added.) (Please do not submit marked-up or highlighted copies of the standard.) (If it is a proposed withdrawal, please state here with specificity) Substantiating Statements: (Be brief; provide abstract of lengthy substantiation; full text should be enclosed for reference on request by project committee members.) [ ] Check if additional pages are attached. Number of additional pages: ASH RAE0001610 I Check here if your comment is supportive in nature and does not require substantive changes in the current proposal in order to resolve your comment. If you select this option. your comment will not require a response from the project committee and will not be subject to the commenter response procedures. [ NOTE: Use separate form for each comment. Submittals (MS Word preferred) may be attached to email, submitted on diskettes. uploaded to ASERAE's ftp site, or submitted in paper form by mail or fax to ASHRAE, Manager of Standards, 1791 Tullic Circle, NE, Atlanta. GA 30329-2305. E-mail: public.review.comment ashrae. org. Ftp server address: fip.ashrae.org, directory: public.review. comment. Fax 678-539-2134. NOTE: To ensure receiving all notices provided for in the procedures, you are responsible for informing the ASHRAE Standards Section w.hen your contact information changes. Otherwise you may not receive responses to comments, right-to-appeal notices, and any other notices that may be sent to commenters. To update your contact information, send an email to standards.sectionr&ashrae.org. You must indicate which public review draft or drafts you are commenting on in your email. Rev. 01-30-2006 ASHRAE0001611 EXHIBIT 43 EXHIBIT _7159_ FORM FOR SUBMITTAL OF PROPOSED CHANGE TO AN ASHRAE STANDARD UNDER CONTINUOUS MAINTENANCE NOTE: Use a separate form for each comment. Submittals (Microsoft Word preferred) may be attached to e-mail (preferred). submitted on a CD. or submitted in paper by mail or fax to ASHRAE. Manager of Standards. 1791 Tullie Circle, NE, Atlanta, GA 30329-2305. E-mail: change.proposal@ashrae.org. Fax: +1-404/321-5478. Submitter: Affiliation: Address: State: City: Telephone: Zip: Country: E-Mail: Fax: I hereby grant the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. (ASHRAE) the nonexclusive royalty rights, including non-exclusive rights in copyright, in my proposals. I understand that I acquire no rights in publication of the standard in which my proposals in this or other analogous form is used. I hereby attest that I have the authority and am empowered to grant this copyright release. Submitter's signature: Date: All electronic submittals must have the following statement completed: I (insert name) through this electronic signature, hereby grant the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) the non-exclusive royalty rights, including non-exclusive rights in copyright, in my proposals. I understand that I acquire no rights in publication of the standard in which my proposals in this or other analogous form is used. I hereby attest that I have the authority and am empowered to grant this copyright release. Number and year of standard: Page number and clause (section), subclause, or paragraph number: I propose to: (check one) [ [ ] Change to read as follows ] Add new text as follows [ I ] Delete and substitute as follows Delete without substitution I Use underscores to show material to be added (added) and strike through material to be deleted (del.ete1). Use additional pages if needed. Proposed change: Reason and substanti:ttion: Will the proposed change increase the cost of engineering or construction? If yes, provide a brief explanation as to why the increase is justified. ] Check if additional pages are attached. Number of additional pages: ] Check if attacluuents or referenced materials cited in this proposal accompany this proposed change. Please verify that all attaclunents and references are relevant, current, and clearly- labeled to avoid processing and review delays. Please list your attachments here: [ [ Rev. 3-9-2007 1 ASH RAE0001605 EXHIBIT 44 Part 1 of 2 APPLICATION FOR PROJECT COMMITTEE ORGANIZATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE M EMBERSHIP EXHIBIT $ ASHRAE Project Committee (Please use a separate form for each committee) 1. SSPC 62.1 SSPC 62.2 SSPC 90.1 SSPC 90.2 SSPC 161 LI LII ; g H-5V I SSPC 34 Designation and Safety Classification of Refrigerants S..i-er) 3.3o ./->--Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality Ventilation and Acceptable Indoor Air Quality in Low-Rise Residential Buildings Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings Energy Efficient Design of Low-Rise Residential Buildings Air Quality Within Commercial Aircraft I 2. Name of Applicant Print or Type Name (First, Middle Initial, Last) ASHRAE Member ID Today's Date Primary or Alternate Representative? Organization Represented 3. Biographical information on ASHRAE's website: (check one): Has been completed/updated and contains current information. 1=I Will be completed/updated on The Potential Sources of Bias/Conflict of Interest form, specifically applicable to the purpose and scope of this Project Committee, has been completed: El Yes LI No (Note: This form must be completed if applying for membership on a Project Committee.) If elected as an Organizational Member of the Project Committee, I would qualify in the following Interest Category (check one): (See next page for description of interest categories) SSPC 62.1 SSPC 34 Consulting Engineer/Contractor/ Architect General Interest E SSPC 62.2 SSPC 90.1 Design/Builders E Design/Builders E Compliance SSPC 90.2 Compliance SSPC 161 Flight Personnel General Interest General Interest General Interest E General Interest D Designer Manufacturer E Manufacturer El General Interest E Industry E Manufacturer User Own/Oper/Occ Producer E Own/Oper/Occ D Industry Owner/Operator I=1 User Passenger E User PLEASE DO NOT ADD INTEREST CATEGORIES E ProducerNendor IE Utility 6. By signing below, I Utility certify that: If elected as an Organizational Member of any ASHRAE Standard or Guideline Project Committee or appointed as a consultant to such committee I hereby grant the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) the non-exclusive, royalty-free rights, including nonexclusive, royalty rights in copyright, to any contributions I make to documents prepared by or for such committee for ASHRAE publication and I understand that I acquire no rights in publication of such documents in which my contributions or other similar analogous form are used. I hereby attest that I have the authority and I am empowered to grant this copyright release. I am authorized to commit that my organization agrees to the following: an intent to participate in a constructive way to achieve the Title, Purpose, and Scope (TPS) of the standard to provide an individual with appropriate technical or scientific qualifications to serve as their representative, and if to encourage the constituency of the organization to provide input and comments to the organization's representative, to provide feedback to the constituency of the organization on the disposition of input and comments submitted by the organization's representative, to not expect any financial support from ASHRAE for expenses related to participation in the activities of the SPC/SSPC SIGNATURE (Note: This form is not valid unless signed by Applicant.) Submit Completed Form to: (PCMembership@ashrae.net); Tel. (678) 539-1125' Fax (678) 539-2125 Rev. 10/09 Note, If applying for Individual membership, please complete the Individual Application for Project Cornmittee Membership with your information. ASHRAE0001613 BACKGROUND ASHRAE Standards 34, 62.1, 62.2, 90.1, 90.2 and 161 impact a diverse group of individuals and industries. The constituency for these standards transcends the typical interest categories suggested by ANSI. These interest categories are intended to address the multidisciplinary nature of the standards, and to provide a better balance of interest categories for the SPC/SSPC. DEFINITIONS interest: the perspective of a member of a project committee, as judged by his or her present and past sources of income, fees, or reimbursements of related expenses, in the context of the purpose and scope of the project committee. The perspective may also be judged by the recorded views of the individual, or of any organization he/she is employed by or of which he/she is a member. interest categories: the principal (top) tier of interest classifications. subcategories of one or more interest category. For some standards projects, it may be appropriate to designate INTEREST CATEGORIES Compliance: Persons primarily interested in compliance with the standard. A person in this category would make their living from developing regulations, enforcing the requirements of the standard, developing programs tied to the standard, or advocating the standard. Example members of this category would be building code officials, building code organizations, state energy offices, and other local, state, and federal officials. Designer: A designer of buildings, building systems or subsystems (including envelope, HVAC, lighting). A person in this category would make their living from designing buildings and systems that are impacted by the standard. Example members of this category would be architects, design firms, consulting engineers, lighting designers and employees of energy consulting firms. Designers/Builders: Those who provide building design and construction services, including consulting engineers, HVAC and general contractors, design /build contractors, or representatives of associations of these types of professionals. General: Building regulatory officials or their representatives, researchers, educators, IAQ specialists, and others with expertise in the fields of ventilation and indoor air quality. Also, medical doctors, public health experts, industrial hygienists or representatives of associations of these types of professionals. In addition, this category is intended for those who have interests other than those described in the other categories. Example members of this category would be employees of research institutions, universities, nationally recognized testing laboratories, employees of energy advocacy groups, and others with a general interest in energy utilization in buildings. Industry: Construction firms or manufacturers, producers, or distributors of products or systems that would be installed in buildings. A person in this category would make their living from constructing buildings or producing or distributing products impacted by this standard or representing groups of manufacturers impacted by this standard. Example members of this category would be contractors, manufacturing firms, assembly firms, distributors and wholesalers, and industry trade associations that represent these groups. Manufacturers: Employees or representatives of manufacturers, distributors or trade associations of HVAC equipment, HVAC controls, and equipment designed to enhance indoor air quality (e.g. air cleaners). Also, individuals associated with products used in the construction of buildings (e.g., finishes, wall and floor coverings, wood products) and used within buildings by occupants (e.g., furniture and furnishings, tobacco products, appliances, office equipment). Owners/Operators/Occupants: Employees or representatives of building owners/managers, building engineers, facility managers, and consultants who specialize in working in existing buildings (as opposed to those who design and construct new buildings). Also representatives of building occupants. Producer: those directly concerned with the production or distribution of the product or service involved, including industry associations representing producers or distributors, or those receiving substantial support from a producer directly concerned. User: Users of buildings and building systems and subsystems. A person in this category would make their living from owning or operating buildings. Example members of this category would be building owners and operators (private and governmental), tenants, and trade associations or organizations representing these groups. Utility: Those who provide energy services to buildings impacted by this standard. A person in this category would make their living from providing energy services to a building impacted by this standard. Example members of this category would be electric, gas, steam, or other utility and trade associations or organizations representing these groups. Rev. 10/09 Note: If applying for Individual membership. please complete the Individual Application for Project Committee Membership with your information. ASHRAE0001614 * PART 2 of 2 PROJECT COMMITTEE ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERSHIP CONTACT INFORMATION E Committee No: Committee Name Organization Contact Name / Title Address City State Phone Fax Zip e-mail Primary Representative Name / Title Address City State Phone Fax Zip e-mail Alternate Representative Name / Title Address City State Phone Fax Zip e-mail Please describe your organization's interest in this Project Committee: Please submit this form with copies of the "Apphcation for Project Committee Organizational Representative Membership" forms for each applicant listed above. Submit completed forms to PCMembershipashrae.net or fax to 678 539-2125 Rev. 10/09 Note: If applying for Individual membership. please complete the Individual Application for Project Committee Membership with your information. ASH RAE0001615 EXHIBIT 45 EXHIBIT ASHRAE Standard/Guideline Project Committee Application for Individual Membership I. Name of Applicant Today's Date Print or Type Name (Last, First, Middle Initial) below ASHILAE Member/Non Member ID (ASHRAE Membership is PS,') .Conunittee Position for Which You Are Appl)ing: (see below) not a requirement unless applying for Chair or Vice-Chair position) *NIA-Project Committee Voting Member; SVNI-Project Subcommittee Voting Member, NVM-Non-Voting Member: CON-Consultant, or Primary/Alternate Organizational Rep 2. I am applying for Individual Membership on the following ASHRAE Project Committee: (Please use a separate form for each committee.) Designation and Safety Classification of Refrigerants SSPC 34 SSPC 62.1 Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality SSPC 62.2 Ventilation and Acceptable Indoor Air Quality in Low-Rise Residential Buildings Energy Standard for Builtlings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings SSPC 90.1 SSPC 161 Enerv Efficient Design of Low-Rise Residential Buildings Air Quality Within Commercial :aircraft SPC 189.1 Standard for the Design of High-Performance, Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings SSPC 90.2 If you are applying for a committee other than those listed above, please enter con tttt ittee information below and use the Default Interest Cnteenries listed in Section 4: 3. Bio Report (in the "Member Central" section of the ASHRAE website) and the Potential Sources of Bias/Conflict of Interest form: Bio information current within a year from today. Date Bio information on ASHRAE's website was completed/updated: I have completed and signed the Potential Sources of Bias/Conflict of Interest form. Date form was completed/updated: 4. If elected as a member of the Project Committee, I would qualify in the following Interest Category (check one): (Descriptions of Interest Categories are on Page 2) SSPC 34 DEFAULT 0 o Producer User O General Interest El Supplier (category may not be available-check with PC Chair) ] SSPC 62.1 Consulting Engineer,' Contractor/Architect General Interest 0 0 Producer/Vendor 0 Manufacturer 0 user Design,Builders General Interest Owner/Operator/ Occupant SSPC 90.1 SSPC 62.2 0 0 SSPC 90.2 0 Design/Builders O General Interest O Designer 0 General Interest 0 General Interest 0 Industry 0 Manufacturer Compl iance Compliance O Owner/Operator; Occupant O Industry O Producer 0 User 0 User 0 Utility 1=I O 0 SSPC 161 Flight Personnel E General Interest 0 Manufacturer 0 0 Utility Owner/Operator Passenger SPC 189.1 Compliance Designer General Interest O Industry El User D Utility PLEASE DO NOTAD!) INTEREST CATEGORIES- 5. By signing below, I certify that: If elected as a member of any ASHRAE Standard or Guideline Project Committee or appointed as a consultant to such committee, I hereby grant the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) the non-exclusive, royaltyfree rights, including nonexclusive, royalty rights in copyright, to aqv contributions I make to documents prepared by or for such committee for ASHRAE publication and I understand that I acquire no rights in publication of such documents in which my contributions or other similar analogous form are used. I hereby attest that I have the authority and I am empowered to grant this copyright release. SIGNATURE Note: This form is not valid unless signed by Applicant Submit Completed Fonn to: Standards.SectionWashrae.org; Tel. (678)539-1143; Fax (678)539-2143 Last Revision: 10/09 Page I Note: If applying for Organizational membership, please complete the Application for Project Committee Organizational Representative Membership with your information, and the Application for PC Organizational Membership with information on the organization you will represent. ASHRAE0001616 DEFINITIONS Interest: the perspective of a member of a project committee, as judged by his or her present and past sources of income, fees, or reimbursements of related expenses, in the context of the purpose and scope of the project committee. The perspective may also be judged by the recorded views of the individual, or of any organization he/she is employed by or of which helshe is a member. Interest categories: the principal (top) tier of interest classifications. For some standards projects, it may be appropriate to designate subcategories of one or more interest category. INTEREST CATEGORIES Compliance: Persons primarily interested in compliance with the standard. A person in this category would make their living from developing regulations, enforcing the requirements of the standard, developing programs tied to the standard, or advocating the standard. Example members of this category would be building code officials, building code organizations, state energy offices, and other local, state, and federal officials. Designer: A designer of buildings, building systems or subsystems (including envelope, HVAC, lighting). A person in this category would make their living from designing buildings and systems that are impacted by the standard. Example members of this category would be architects, design firms, consulting engineers, lighting designers and employees of energy consulting firms. Designer/Builder: Those who provide building design and construction services, including consulting engineers, HVAC and general contractors, design /build contractors, or representatives of associations of these types of professionals. Flight Personnel: Individuals who are employed by the airlines as part of the aircraft crew (pilots and flight attendants) or individuals employed by the airlines to maintain the aircraft, and the organizations that represent these individuals. General Interest: Building regulatory officials or their representatives, researchers, educators, IAQ specialists, and others with expertise in the fields of ventilation and indoor air quality, as well as medical doctors, public health experts, industrial hygienists or representatives of associations of these types of professionals. In addition, this category is intended for those who have interests other than those described in the other categories. Example members of this category would be employees of research institutions, universities, nationally recognized testing laboratories, employees of energy advocacy groups, and others with a general interest in energy utilization in buildings. Industry: Construction fmns or manufacturers, producers, or distributors of products or systems that would be installed in buildings. A person in this category would make their living from constructing buildings or producing or distributing products impacted by this standard or representing groups of manufacturers impacted by this standard. Example members of this category would be contractors, manufacturing firms, assembly firms, distributors and wholesalers, and industry trade associations that represent these groups. Manufacturer: Employees or representatives of manufacturers, distributors or trade associations of HVAC equipment, HVAC controls, and equipment designed to enhance indoor air quality (e.g. air cleaners). Also, individuals associated with products used in the construction of buildings (e.g., finishes, wall and floor coverings, wood products) and used within buildings by occupants (e.g., furniture and furnishings, tobacco products, appliances, office equipment). Owner/Operator/Occupant: Employees or representatives of building owners/managers, building engineers, facility managers, and consultants who specialize in working in existing buildings (as opposed to those who design and construct new buildings), as well as representatives of building occupants. Passenger (As used by SPC 161): Individuals who pay to ride on aircraft, and the organizations that represent these individuals. Producer: Those directly concerned with the production or distribution of the product or service involved, including industry associations representing producers or distributors, or those receiving substantial support from a producer directly concerned. Supplier: Employees of firms that provide maintenance services for HVAC systems owned by others. This would include engineers and consultants with a primary job scope of specifying or supervising maintenance of HVAC systems owned by others. It would especially include contractors and technicians who actually perforni HVAC system services for hire. This group may also include representatives of associations the membership of which falls in this category. User: Users of buildings and building systems and subsystems. A person in this category would make their living from owning or operating buildings. Example members of this category would be building owners and operators (private and governmental), tenants, and trade associations or organizations representing these groups. Utility: Those who provide energy services to buildings impacted by this standard. A person in this category would make their living from providing energy services to a building impacted by this standard. Example members of this category would be electric, gas, steam, or other utility and trade associations or organizations representing these groups. ASHRAE0001617 EXHIBIT 46 levit -mann\Lyc 10111L/I Built Environment Toda View All Site Content In order to submit a comment you must agree to the following by entering your name in the box below and clicking the 1 Agree" button. My Comments Reports Through this electronic signature, I hereby grant the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and AiNConditioning Engineers (AS-RAE) the non-exclusive royalty rights, including non-exclusive royalty rights in copyright, in my proposals and I understand that I acquire no rights in publication of this standard in which my proposals in this or other similar analogous form is used. I hereby attest that I have the authority and am empowered to grant this copyright raleare. 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Ay Comments In cinder to submit a comment you must agree to the following by entering your name in te box bekow and clicking te i Agree button. tepotts Atm-n r:ep:Tt /Ale Pubic Review hafts tocureents Thro.ngh lbs electonic vgnatre, I nereby grant te American Sovety cf Heatng, Re.fhgerating and Air-cond.i0n:ro. Eng neers ,A.S4.AE) the nor-exclusios royalty rights, ircludirg non-exclisive royalty rights in ccpyrght, in my proposals and I understand that i acqu.re no right in publcabon of this stardrd in which my proposals M this or other similar analogoJs form is Jsed I hereby attest that I nave the authority and am empowered to grant this copyright re!ease. as agreement, pease type your nrre in the box betw exacbs/ as it * shown: Putl Reve.v Draft Standrds Stephare C R. Stancards Acbors , older Standards Acton 1st I Agree !Do Not Agree rites ,eoplo and Groups andards Web Page - , ASHRAE0022827 EXHIBIT 48 $ EXHIBIT APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ON ASHRAE STANDARD OR GUIDELINE PROJECT COMMITTEE 1. ASH RAE Project Committee for which you are applying: Committee Number Committee Name 2. First Name or Initial Middle Name or Initial Last Name 3 ASHRAE Member Number (if known) Date 4. An updated edition of the ASH RAE Biographical Record is (check one): On file at ASH RAE Headquarters E Attached to this application 5. A Potential Sources of Bias and Conflict of Interest form specifically applicable to the purpose and scope of this Project Committee is (check one): On file at ASH RAE Headquarters Attached to this application 6. If elected as a voting member of the Project Committee, I would qualify in the following Interest Category (Check one. See reverse side for definitions.): User Interest member Producer Interest member General Interest member 7. If elected as a member of any ASH RAE Standard or Guideline Project Committee or appointed as a consultant to such committee I hereby grant the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and AirConditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) the non-exclusive, royalty-free rights, including nonexclusive, royalty rights in copyright, to any contributions I make to documents prepared by or for such committee for ASH RAE publication and I understand that I acquire no rights in publication of such documents in which my contributions or other similar analogous form are used. I hereby attest that I have the authority and I am empowered to grant this copyright release. Signature (March 5, 2001) ASH RAE0001598 DEFINITIONS EXCERPTED FROM ANNEX A MANUAL FOR PROCESSING ASHRAE STANDARDS COMMITTEE DOCUMENTS interest: the perspective of a member of a project committee, as judged by his or her present and past sources of income, fees, or reimbursements of related expenses, in the context of the purpose and scope of the project committee. The perspective may also be judged by the recorded views of the individual, or of any organization he/she is employed by or of which he/she is a member. interest categories: the principal (top) tier of interest classifications. For some standards projects, it may be appropriate to designate subcategories of one or more interest category. Following are examples of functions covered by each interest category: Producer: those directly concerned with the production or distribution of the product or service involved, including industry associations representing producers or distributors, or those receiving substantial support from a producer directly concerned. User: those who use the product or service involved, or those who receive substantial support from a user directly concerned, but are not involved with its production or distribution. This reference is not to users of the standard, but to users of the product or service covered by the standard. General: those who have interests other than those described above and may include consulting engineers or employees of appropriate Government agencies, nationally recognized testing laboratories or educational institutions, and codes-oriented individuals. Example subcategories of the User interest category follow: User-Consumer: a person using goods and services rather than producing or selling them, when the standards activity deals with a consumer product such as a room air conditioner. User-Industrial: the industrial user of a product, where the standards activity deals with an industrial product such as refrigerant chemicals. User-Governnnent: the representative of a government agency, where the standards activity is likely to be used as the basis for government agency procurement such as for the design or performance testing of building systems or equipment. User-Labor: a representative of labor, where the standards activity deals with worker products used in the workplace or with the workplace environment. Note: The subcategories shown are for example only. The SPLS Subcommittee of the Standards Committee may approve chairman-recommended use of a) subcategories for any interest category, b) no subcategories at all, or c) different interest categories. (March 5, 2001) ASHRAE0001599 EXHIBIT 49 EXHIBIT g Cf-2 .33Di5", H Memorandum of Under standing Between The United States Department of Energy And The American Societ-y of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. By this Memorandum of Understanding (NIOU), the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the American Society of Heatina, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) agree to further their longterm relationship by working cooperatively to improve the efficient use of eneray and the viable and widespread use of renewable energy sources, and to minimize the impact of energy use on the en-vironment. DOE and ASHRAE are committed to working together toward the following goals: 1) Promoting and supporting the continuing development and distribution of ASHRAE standards related to energy efficiency, in particular: ANSI/ASHRAE/IES Standard 90.1, Energy Efficient Design ofNew Buildings Except Low Rise Residential Bitildings. ANSI/ASHRAE/IES Standard 90.2, Energy E:fficient Design ollow-Rise Residential Buildings ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 62.1, Ventilation and Acceptc-lble Indoor Air Ouality Ill Commercial, Institutional. Industrial and High-rise Residential Buildings, ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 62.2, Ventilation ano' Acceptable Indoor Air Ouality in Low-Rise Residential Buildings. ANSI/ASHRAE/IES Standard 100, Energy Efficiency in Existing Buildings. ANSI/ASHRAE 135, BACnet - A Data C0/171111I171CaliOn Protocol lbr Building Automation and Control Networks, ANSI/ASHRAE/USGBC/IES Standard 189.1. Siandardfor the Design of High-Pertbrmance Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Residential Buildings. and Proposed ASHRAE/NEM A Standard 201, Facility ,SMart Grid Infin-mation Model Promoting and supporting implementation of ASHRAE standards through training programs, including self-directed learning, building code interaction, and ASHRAE Chapter-oriented training. Promoting and supporting development of guidance for exceeding the minimum efficiencies set by Standard 90.1 and Standard 90.2, and new metrics for commercial building and residential energy efficiency and environmental impact. Cooperating in, and supporting research into, clean and renewable sources of energy, energy efficiency in buildings and equipment, and environmental impact of energy and material use. Page 1 of 3 ASHRAE0026229 Cooperating in promotion of ANSI/ASHRAE standards adoption in the International Standards Oreanization (ISO) standards. Collaborating on the accelerated development and distribution of advanced energy design guidance publications, such as the 30%, 50% and net-zero Advanced Energy Design Guides that can support accelerated transformation to a more sustainable built environment. Cooperating in the development and adoption of mechanisms that promote energy efficiency in buildings, such as the Building Energy Quotient (Building EQ) proeram and the professional certifications. Cooperating in promotion of ANSI/ASHRAE standards adoption in building codes. Working within the building community and related professions to encourage the intcroperability of building related software and integrated solutions among design disciplines, manufacturers, contractors, building owners and operators, to increase energy efficiency, health. and productivity in new and existing buildings. Advancing and supporting the professional development of DOE personnel by facilitating membership, attendance, and active participation at the local and Society levels of ASHRAE. especially as members of Technical Committees and Standard Project Committees, and by providing a venue for publication of research and practice. Ensuring sufficient numbers of qualified professionals through the full spectrum of building design, equipment installation, building commissioning, building operations and maintenance, and facility management through comprehensive workforce development programs. This includes promoting and encouraging the study of mathematics and science to pre-college students. quality technician and contractor training, the study of building design within college curricula, and the pursuit of continuing education in all of these categories of building professionals. . Providing and supporting communication of information regarding technology transfer to building owners and management about the interrelationships between mechanical systems and building operating costs, noting energy, indoor environmental quality workplace performance, client satisfaction, and public safety. Monitoring the operational, energy and environmental impacts of new counter-terrorism design features, and promoting ni inimization of those impacts. Collaborating to increase the impact of the all energy hubs created as part of the DOE Energy Efficient Building Systems Regional Innovation Cluster Initiative. Driving the development and implementation of next-generation refrigerants that achieve low-GWP (Global Warming Potential) targets and concurrently improve equipment energy efficiency. Collaboration under this MOU will be in accordance with applicable statutes and regulations. Page 2 of 3 ASHRAE0026230 r. This MOU in no way restricts either of the parties from participating in any activity with other public or private agencies, organizations or individuals. This NIOU is neither a fiscal nor a funds obligation document. Nothing in this MOU authorizes or is intended to obligate the parties to expend, exchange, or reimburse funds, services, or supplies, or transfer or receive anything of value. This MOU is strictly for internal purposes for each of the parties. It is not legally enforceable and shall not be construed to create any legal obligation on the part of either party. This MOU shall not be construed to provide a private right or cause of action for or by any person or entity. The MOU will become effective upon sienature by the Assistance Secretary for the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in DOE and the President of ASHRAE. It may be modified or amended byv ritten agreement between both parties, and such amendments shall become part of, and shall be attached to this MOU. This MOU shall terminate at the end of three (3) years unless revised or extended at that time by written agreement of the parties. It may be terminated at any time by either party upon 90 days written notice to the other. Its provisions NVill be reviewed periodically and amended/supplemented if mutually agreed upon in writing. Kathy Zoi Lynn G. Bellenger Assistant Secretary Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy U.S. Department of Energy President, 2010-2011 ASHRAÉ Date Date Page 3 of 3 ASHRAE0026231 EXHIBIT 50 June 26, 2004 TG Meeting Report Marketing Task Group c.) !(4)<-C) >4 PENGAD 800-631-698 Increased number of states using or referencing 90.1 adoptions and 99 90.1 references are almost all due to adoption of the I-codes, not the direct adoption of 66 However, these Good News? Bad News? Both? Building Codes Assistance Project Commercial Map 5/20/04 AK 2003 IECC /.63-1PE 90.1-20)1 11111 Vu'e.4,..eriN4one 4H FE 9 0 1-1989 State develpped coie. does not meet 90.1-1929 . NOTE: This map shutJJb user" in CRilitifiCtiOn With HCAP'S Status arthe .tate newsletter, Go ft, b.;:ap-ee?Eqqv.orq to ill' e t 44.754E. tier :+: ade in-ple.mentatiDn upco vol_Intay doption by Iccal j_irisdicti3ns. 90.1 Ky-datcry ibr state owned Euildrigs (10) LI (11) 1: 14) ad:iption pop,: e S (17) .63-1K6E 90.1-1999 ft. eqJti.fal.yit site code adoption or (8) II Mandatory s(atewide code including state-owned building As of May 2004 Commercial Energy Codes Status SP 102 process versus Standards process What's a standard? ICC, IECC, NFPA, Advanced Building Guidelines, etc. Customers versus competitors? Appreciate free "viewing" on the ASHRAE website Cost of the standard remains an issue Other Marketing Issues Do we participate in the "battles" in the marketplace surrounding use of our product? Fighting with our customers? Allies or adversaries? Who decides? Revenue objectives are antithetical tio widespread adoption Cost of the Standard Challenges to Adoption Can we similarly respond? Others are building code "products" on a much faster timeframe "Trickle down" adoption approach takes a lot of time If we build it, WILL they come? Additional Challenges "standing" in the marketplace Others are not passive Viewed as a significant risk to our Code proposals that are more stringent than 90.1 Others are not passive Code proposals to adopt something other than 90.1 Some Recognized Risks ASEITIA_E has the right experts, do we have the right process to support a market need or desire? "Perception is reality"? Risk to marketplace "standing"? Impediment to more robust development? Perceived loss of "balance of interests" on the committee More Recognized Risks Envelope section is nearly un-useable in present format Entire format is cumbersome and not customer focused Soft are version needed to increase ease of use Format and Utility Additional Challenges Engineers (and EITs) Architects (and architecture students) Numerous customers for training could aid in adoption Need a training and delivery plan to better get our produce to the marketplace. Training Challenges/Opportunities Make it beautiful Make it electronic Make it easy to demonstrate compliance Make it easy for code officials to use Spend $X on development and $ 2X on marketing :Vlake it free Recommendations (Repeated) Authority coupled with Responsibility. What are we working toward? If we set targets, don't let it out the door until we meet them. 10% by 2007? 25% by 2009? manner Set specific improvement targets for each round of the standard. Make sure it is developed in a balanced Operational Recommendations Penalties for non-compliance? Teeth? Improved state enforcement under EPAct? Build new compliance systems for states What makes 90.1 meaningful? Why should a state care? "No building left behind" New Marketplace Activities Should we declare victory and go home? Is this an appropriate job for ASHRAE? Should we ride another horse? How long will we have our EPAct advantage? Decide if we want to continue to live in this code minimum world Paradigm Shift Issues with this goal? Do we have a business plan aligned aligned with this goal? If so, are our current actions Do we want to change the world? Mountaintop Question -14 EXHIBIT 51 1$ EXHIBIT 1166 From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Attachments: Ferguson, Steve <SFerguson@ashrae.org> Thursday, December 17, 2009 7:27 PM Read, Doug; Colker, Ryan; gholness@comcastnet; Littleton, Jeff; ronjarnagin@pni.gov; Bellenger, Lynn Ramspeck, Claire; Reiniche, Stephanie; mschwedler@trane.com; Drake Erbe RE: IECC and 90.1 FW: comparison document for 90.1 and IECC (1.62 MB) Is the document in the attached email the comparison document referred to below? Thanks Steve From: Read, Doug Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 1:45 PM To: Colker, Ryan; gholness@comcast.net; Littleton, Jeff; ron.jarnagin@pnl.gov; Bellenger, Lynn Cc: Ramspeck, Claire; Ferguson, Steve; Reiniche, Stephanie; mschwedler@trane.com; Drake Erbe Subject: RE: IECC and 90.1 I echo Ryan's concerns. I suggest we take a stance and clearly delineate the differences, and differentiate ourselves from the ICEC..Doug Doug Read, Program Director of Government Affairs American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. Extension: Fax: 202-833-0118 eMail: DReadPashrae.org Web: www.ASHRAE.org<http://www.ashrae.org/> From: Colker, Ryan Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 1:42 PM To: gholness@comcast.net; Littleton, Jeff; ron.jarnagin@pnl.gov; Bellenger, Lynn Cc: Ramspeck, Claire; Ferguson, Steve; Reiniche, Stephanie; mschwedler@trane.com; Drake Erbe; Read, Doug Subject: IECC and 90.1 Folks, We are seeing some indications from DOE that they are beginning to see the IECC and 90.1 as equivalent (i.e., states can be in compliance if they adopt the IECC without the reference to 90.1). As you can guess, this could have significant impact on the future of 90.1. Of course, there are several considerations as why this is likely not the case (IECC has not undergone the rigorous determination and modeling process of 90.1, IECC is not developed under the ANSI consensus process, etc.). Below are some notes outlining a recent meeting aimed at code adoption organized by BCAP and which includes participation by DOE (I was just made aware of this group and will begin participating). In my view, we have a couple of options, but their palatability depends on our relationship with ICC and how far we are willing to go: ASHRAE0025561 Send a strongly worded letter to DOE leadership expressing our view (including some of the points above) Come out with our own document on how the IECC is not equivalent to 90.1 and why states should continue to utilize 90.1 Please let me know if/how you would like to proceed. Ryan Air Support Committee Notes: 12-7-09 Key updates: FROM DOE: DOE will publish a side-by-side comparison of ASHRAE 90.1 and the 2009 IECC for commercial buildings. While the report will not specifically state a conclusion - the bottom line is that the two can viewed as EQUIVALENT. DOE will make money available for training materials and other educational information Rescheck has been updated for '09- no rescheck for IRC. DOE is trying to get final answer on what states will need to report to illustrate 90% compliance- definitive answer to come. There will be a new program manager after 1-1-10. Setting Priorities: Where do we need troops on the ground? - Please continue to communicate your organization's focus to the group. We can HELP! Some organizations have available troops and other resources that have yet to be allocated In SE the new year will bring a lot of focus on TN and AL. GA also has a lot of action May need help from those with legislative connections in NY, MO, and definitely WV There is a need to discuss compliance/enforcement- but this is best done in the new year in a forum outside this committee Upcoming ACTIONS: RECA code guides are on their way (and make excellent holiday gifts) NAIMA will put together a map showing where NAIMA's members are located Harry will meet with Paul and Eric to update the graph Harry shared earlier this year Monica will take a crack at crafting a one-pager showing how the model code saves money Monica will work with others to craft a one-page letter clarifying for states that 90.1 and ASH RAE are equivalent for Recovery Act purposes (I assume this is supposed to say 90.1 and IECC) Ryan Colker, Manager, Government Affairs American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. Extension: 1116 Fax: 202-833-0118 eMail: RColkerPashrae.org Web: www.ASHRAE.org<http://www.ashrae.org/> 2 ASHRAE0025562 EXHIBIT 52 EXHIBIT OM Lk Ame'tan Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. ASHRAE A .11RA Government Affairs: Technical Expertise to Policymakers Presentation to ASH RAE CTTC and TC Albuquerque, New Mexico June 26, 2010 Doug Read, Program Director, ASHRAE Washington Office Gov't Affairs 1828 L Street, NW Suite 906 Patricia Ryan, Assistant to the Washington, DC 20036 202-833-1830 Director, Washington Office www.ashraeiorgladvocacy Mark Ames, Manager, Gov't Affairs ASHRAE0024558 ASHRAE DC Office 2010 AE Participation in Coalitions Workshops/Symposia DOE Fellowship Internship Advocacy Government Relations Activities f7 Participation in Coalitions High Performance Building Congressional Caucus mal Coalition (ask your representative to join) Secretariat Monthly briefings Federal Building Legislation 2030 Coalition signatory (AIA, ICC, USGBC, GBI) Zero-Energy Commercial Building Consortium (wwwieroenergycbc.org) Steering Committee Member ASHRAE Co-Chairs Codes and Standards Working Group Response to EISA Sec. 421/422 Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Education Coalition ASHRAE0024560 ell A, rriz Participation in Coalitions -,--:--,-,, ,- > World Standards Day > Building Community Ad Hocs (climate change, building codes, depreciation, tax credits, federal buildings, Rebuild Haiti, BuildingStar, etc) > HVAC Alliance (ACCA, AHRI, HARDI, PHCC) > Commercial Building Tax Deduction Coalition > Code Adoption and Enforcement (NASEO, ICC, ASE, BCAP) ASHRAE0024561 L'k -77 Workshops/Symposia/Meetings Capitol Hill Briefings January 28 Facilities Management for Sustainability (IFMA) February 4 After the Earthquake: The Role of Buildings and Infrastructure, February 25 SBIC Beyond Green Awards Reception & Briefing (SBIC) March 23 April 24 Insulation and the High-Performance Building (SPFAIPIMAINAIMA) tNhat's Your Quality of Light? Sustainable Solutions for Human Needs and Energy Efficiency (IALD, IES, ALA) Building STAR Legislation: Retrofitting Our INay to Energy Saving and Job May 24 Creation (AHRI, ASHRAE, NEMA) June 15 Getting the Whole Picture of High-Performance Buildings (NIBS) June 18 The Zero Energy Commercial Buildings Consortium: A PublicPrivate Consortium for Zero Energy High Performance Buildings (ASE) Rating Tools for Green Buildings (GBI) Future: Can Climate Friendly Buildings be High-Performance (EESI) Technological Innovations and the Small Business (AHRIIACCA) Solar Reflective Roofing (RCMA) ASHRAE Presidential Meetings r April 26-28, 2010, DOE, BOMA, USGBC, ASE, AGA, SMACNA ASHRAE0024562 =--,v14N Workshops1SymposialMeetings ( ALI NISTIBFRL Workshop on International Interagency Council on Indoor Air Engagement Quality Rebuilding America - Building Star USGBC Building Performance Initiative AGC Meeting on Construction and Discussion Climate Change GSA Workshop on Federal Building NAE Symposium on K-12 Engineering Commissioning Education NEMA Energy Tax Coalition Interagency Sustainability Working Group ACEEE Briefing on Behaviors for Energy Efficiency ASHRAE0024563 Advocacy Explanatory Statement on Section 410. Recovery Act IHR1) by National Building Community Stakeholders (November 18. 2009) Sin:e the passage of the American Rectum and Reivestrnent Act (ARRA)M February. 2905 Slate Energy Program rSEP') funding led lo building energy code ACHIEVING adopt on and enforcement has been the subiecl of much clscusseon am) debate. The co/eclat of MS statement IS to :Arty the intention of the statute ani b alter assistance to stale ano boat gasernments lo advance Gulling energy efficiency codes ncluang NATIONAL cede adoption training n tre operaban of he codes and efforts al cornpf ance and enforcement We recogNze Ina! success ri Mis area ei not be easy but we have taed togeher h help. In al effort to provide accurate understandabe ano actionable GOALS FOR elormatasm b states, ipa governments and the organizas ard colds Irtat support greater energy efl.lncy n the tuft environment the undersigned groups caer Use foluing infonnaton bout Sec 410. of ARRA BUILDINGS The actual stablon ()much s as V oAs Secnon 410 (a) (2) CHALLENGES AND The State a Ore applicabIe units of Meta government that have authority b adopt hue iPag cottes. hil imptement Ose foloy.fig. OPPORTIMES FACE% A tA) A tubing energy code or codes) ton residential tu flogs Mat mee3 or exceeds the most recently published InTrnatonai Energy Cansenalon Code, ac NEW PRESIDENT AND - achieves equivaknt Of greater enemy A buting energy code ot codes) for canmercial balnEigs troughcut he State saving(B) CONGRESS Mat meato ce exceeds the ANSIo.SOIRAE1ESNASIan2amODO1.2007. or achates ecnivalent or greater energy savtrigs. 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R. 2454), aka Waxman-Markey Sets nat'l building code energy efficiency targets 30% on date of enactment; 50% by January 1, 2015 for commercial » Uses ASHRAE 90.1-2004 and IECC 2006 as baselines » In developing nat'l energy efficiency building code for commercial and residential, USDOE Secretary is to consider ASHRAE standards, IECC, and others DOE shall provide assistance to "recognized consensus-based code development organizations" to facilitate development » EPA Administrator to establish building energy performance labeling program considering existing programs (Energy Star, HERS Index, DOE Programs) Support development of model labels Utilize incentives to spur use Status: Passed House on 612612009 by vote of 219212 ASHRAE0024569 American Clean Energy Leadership Act (S11462) Introduced by Senator Jeff Bingaman (D-NM) Updates nat'l building energy codes & standards at least every 3 years to achieve target energy savings of: 30% for ASHRAE Standards released during or after 2010 (commercial buildings) 50% for ASHRAE standards released during or after 2016 A different target year may be set by DOE Secretary if determines target can't be met in 2016 If DOE determines ASHRAE's future revised model codes will not meet targets, DOE will propose or establish a modified code or standard that meets the above targets Uses 90.1-2004 as baseline for commercial buildings; IECC 2006 for residential Authorizes incentive funds for states that have adopted and is implementing, on a statewide basis, a commercial building code that meets or exceeds ASHRAE 90.1-2007 Authorizes $100 million to carry out the above Status: Passed by Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on 7116/2009, currently awaiting consideration on Senate floor ASHRAE0024570 American Power Act > Introduced by Senators John Kerry (D-MA) and Joseph Lieberman (ID-CT) > Authorizes federal funds to states for the implementation of: > Building codes that improve energy efficiency > Energy-efficient manufactured homes ) Building energy performance labeling ). Low-income community energy efficiency improvements > Energy efficiency retrofits of existing buildings >. Status: Introduced in Senate in June, 2010 ASHRAE0024571 Practical Energy and Climate Plan (Draft legislation) Proposed by Senator Richard Lugar (R-IN) Would establish mandatory targets for improved energy efficiency building performance measures for new residential and commercial construction The program would work with ASHRAE and other organization in developing codes & standards every 3 years, with the following targets: Commercial energy savings: 30% by 2012, and 50% by 2017 Residential energy savings: 30% by 2012, and 50% by 2015 DOE would partner with state & local gov'ts to achieve the energy saving codes and standards targets, including offering up to a total of $300 M per year over the next 5 years, If a state is unable to certify compliance withese target codes & standards, they will be at a disadvantage for receiving further DOE grants Would require all new federal bldgs entering the design phase in 2012 or later to be designed to exceed nat'l biding performance standards DOE would establish new nat'l blding retrofit program ASHRAE0024572 Federal Buildings Personnel Training Act (H1R.5112IS.3250 > Introduced by Representatives Carnahan (D-11/10), Biggert (R-IL), and Norton (DDC), and Senators Carper (D-DE) and Collins (R-ME) > Requires the General Service Administration (GSA) to identify the core competencies necessary for federal personnel performing building operations and maintenance, energy management, sustainability, water efficiency, safety, and building performance measures Requires the GSA to work with relevant professional societies, industry associations, and others to develop a recommended curriculum relating to facility management and the operation of high-performance buildings > Requires GSA to work with relevant professional societies, industry associations, and others to develop a course, certification, degree, license, or registration to demonstrate each core competency, and for ongoing training > Requires relevant federal personnel to demonstrate competency in the core areas through certification, licensure, etc. > Requirements of this bill would apply to non-federal personal performing building operations and maintenance, energy management, safety, and design functions under a contract with a federal department or agency ASHRAE0024573 Congressional Caucus Coa ition Itrdr ASHRAE0024574 High-Performance Building oftz Congressional Caucus Co-Chairs * Supporting Coalition Includes "mien° Russ Carnahan (MO) Judy Biggert (R-IL) Members ALLIANCE TO Tammy Baldwin (D-VVI) E Doris Matsui (D-CA) imm INTERNATIONAL SAVE ENERGY ATA ® krdanIs Ycednet :recs.,' on Erervqtrexec eare Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) Betty McCollum (D-MN) Robert Brady (D-PA) Jim McDermott (D-V'VA) Ben Chandler (D-KY) Mike McIntyre (D-NO) ecob lid 54 IVike Doyle (D-PA) Ed Perlmutter (D-00) Vernon Ehlers (R-MI) Todd Platts (R-PA) Bill Foster (D-IL) tin -ricrfaulfrwm Jerry McNerney (D-CA) David Dreier (R-CA) ,SMACHÁ, america NFIVi Allyson Schwartz (D-PA) A `tik REEN A. UILDING NITIATIVE ACCk. SHYING INI StANDA40 L. ANN.7111 Gabrielle Giffords (D-AZ) Joe Sestak (D-PA) American Natrona! Standards While Debbie Halvorson (D-IL) Edolphus Towns (D-NY) Paul Hodes (D-NH) Jay Inslee (D-WA) Steve Kagen (D-VVI) David VVu (D-OR) mat NON/JIM p earsh.ctdood9, InZMI 4N.bnallnqtitute of (64 = Hortatory/ Favlity Marapernmi Associate/1 CODE CONCH: BUILDING-SCIENCES MI bill onjorhoth BOMA In 4110 7 Ifiri PCA\ 22'21 .09.0h E Senng Staxiards for Egellerce Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) Dan Lipinski (D-IL) Dave Loebsack (D-IA) Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) d Cement Asc AGC of America (iLIJWit(s Q.1.1) 1,0Pk. Q40 iSPFA! e:\ P, d The RON Estate Rovriade http:Ilvvww.hpbccciorg ASHRAE0024575 fc n Development of letters, comments & testimony to *iimercm' Congress and Agencies on pending actions u Advocacy >ARRA and Code Adoptions >STEM Education >Commercial Building Tax Deduction EIA Funding Depreciation of HVAC&R Equipment >Setting Commercial Equipment Efficiency Standards >Building Codes Federal Building Efficiency Standards >Smart Grid Interoperability Standards >School Modernization ASHRAE0024576 Advocacy Tools One-page non-technical policy briefs/leave-behinds Based on existing ASH RAE Position Statements Developed through Advocacy Committee with technical review and approval by ExCom Energy Efficiency Climate Change STEM Education Federal R&D Funding Standards Building Energy Data ASHRAE0024577 Advocacy Tools Government Affairs Updates Bi-weekly e-mails featuring government activities of interest Sign up at http://www.ashrae.orgladvocacy Advocacy Packets Additional licensure requirements State TTAA » Building Codes Stimulus Funds (www.ashrae.org/recovery) Building Energy Labeling ASHRAE0024578 Advocacy Tools ON GOVERMIENT ACTIVITIES Chapter Public Policy Materials OTTO/Washington Office Primer on Government Activities Accompanying PowerPoint Presentation Advocacy Toolkit httpllvvww.ashrae.orgladvocacylpagell 262 Government Affairs Brochure Activities of the ASH RAE Washington Office ) Available as PDF for distribution to chapter members ASHRAE0024579 Opportunities for Individual Fr o Member Participation ...,==1 SET Working Group Congressional Visits Day Engineering R&D Symposium ASHRAE Congressional Briefings Forthcoming programs Washington Visitation Program >. OTTO Chair training programs HPBCCC Congressional Visits Days Washington Fellowship WISE Program ASHRAE0024580 E, Additional Washington ritZ Office Activities .HR >. Building Energy Quotient Program VW. buildingeq.com Building ». Building Code Adoptions Standard 90.1 Standard 189.11IGCC Promotion Empowering Chapters to Engage State and Local Policymakers in Opportunities for Individual Member Participation Contact State and Local Policymakers on Important Issues Building Energy Codes NCEES Masters or Equivalent Stimulus Funds Building Energy Disclosure >. Use of Voluntary Consensus Standards ASHRAE0024582 ASHRAEIDOE Fellowship P. *I -1 «! '------''''- - -: - - 1"-' "I > 2008-2010 Fellow Mike Erbesfeld began in Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Office, moved to DOE in May 2009 > Currently seeking fellows for placement at DOE on codes issues Funding provided by DOE ASHRAE0024583 Internship Washington Internship for Students of Engineering (WISE) Summer Internship in Washington, DC for third year engineering students Explore nexus of engineering and public policy Lodging and stipend included ». Summer 2010 intern, Ramsey Brown, CMA ASHRAE0024584 overnment Activities and ASHRAE Chapters Government Relations Activities Build relationships with government officials interested in the built environment Establish ASH RAE as a source for unbiased, technical expertise ) White House Office of Science & Technology Policy (OSTP) Department of Energy (DOE) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) General Services Administration (GSA) U.S. Congress NISTIFERC Smart Grid/Demand Response ASHRAE0024586 ryz;z Advocacy Priorities Energy Efficiency Climate Change Indoor Environmental Quality ) Water Conservation STEM Education/Competitiveness ASHRAE0024587 Anticipated Issues Energy Efficiency Incentives (tax deductions/credits, depreciation) Continued focus on Building Codes language R&D in needed technologies RPS with efficiency component Building energy disclosure Climate Change More cap-and-trade legislation with a little more potential Economy Opportunities for buildings ASHRAE0024588 What's Planned for the JI Remainder of 2010? * Increase ASHRAE member participation and interest in public policy >. Continue enhancement of ASHRAE Government Affairs webpage (http:11www.ashrae1orqladvocacy) Recruit and place DOE Fellows Recruit 2011 WISE Intern Develop marketing materials for ASH RAE Government Relations Activities Continue participation in relevant coalitions and input to public policy ) Expand ASHRAE's role at the State and local levels ASHRAE0024589 EXHIBIT 53 (FILED UNDER SEAL) EXHIBIT 54 .1 EXHIBIT I 233 r4 IF mgi IMAGE IS LESS. CLEAR T.HAN.THIS. NOTICE ITIE DUE TO THE QUALITY OF THE .DOCUMENT. PROPOSAL POR 1999 NAIIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE Log No. Date Rec'd, Tel. No. Name: Peter I. Schram Date: 9-25-95 Company: (None) Sh-eet Address;12 Royal Lake Dr. City:Braintree State: MA \ 617/848-9677 Zip: 02184 Organintion Represented: (None) Section: 760-7 Proposal recommends: ( ) new text Proposal: . SEP 26 1995 ( X revised text ( ) deleted text Revise Section 760-7 to read as follows: 760-7. Pire Alarm Circuits Extending Beyond One Building. PoWer-limited fire alarm circuits that extend beyond one building and ruti outdoors shall either meet the requirements of Article 800 and be classified as communications circuits or shall meet die requirements of Article 225. Nonpower-limited fire alarm circuits that extend beyond one building and run outdoors shall meet the requirements of Article 225. 4. Statement of Problem and Substantiation for Proposal: See attached. ( X ) This Proposal is original material I hereby grant the NFPA the nonexclusive, royalty-free rights, including nonexclusive, royalty-free rights in copyright, in this proposal, and I wtderstand that I acquire no rights in any publication of NFPA in which this proposal in this or another similar or analogus form is used. 44ket. ADS011129 : ; IF THE IMAGE IS LESS CLEAR THAR THIS NOTICE ii IT IS DUE TO THE ¡DUALITY oF Ts=rWIIIAÑT r SUBSTANTIATION FOR PETER J. SCHRAM PROPOSAL ON SEC. 760-7 - \ The present requirements permit an electric shock ha7ard to exist in installations of nonpower-limited fire alarm circuits installed outdoors under the requirements of Article 800. For example, a 600-volt fire alarm . circuit can be run outdoors on poles with no requirements as to height above ground or conductor or cable insulation.. This situation has existed since Article 760 first appeared in the 1975 edition of the Code. See Section 760-5 in that edition. However, in the 1971 edition of the Code, Section 725-43, on which Section 760-5 of the 1975 Code was based, permitted installation in accordance with Article 800 only for Class 2 circuits. In The '"Preprint' of the Proposed. Amendments for the 1974 NEC, Part II", the limited energy concept of the 1971 NEC was continued by the following wording for proposed new Section 760-5(a) [See Page 304 of NFPA No. 70 PR74131 "Wiring circuits reserved solely for fire-protective signaling services and complying with the requirements of Article 800 for communication circuits are acceptable for outside wiring. Circuits shall be deemed to comply with Article 800, and Section 800-1 in particular, if they carry limited energy similar to those of telephone, telegraph (except radio) circuits in conunon used by public or private companies. Wiring for circuits not meeting these requirements and intended to be installed outdoors shalt meet the appropriate Sections of Article 730 (225)." The Code-Making Panel held the entire proposed Article 760 on the docket and assigned it to an ad hoc committee. The result was that the limited energy concept of the 1971 NEC and proposed new Article 760 for the 1974 (1975) NEC was lost This proposal is intended to reinstate the original requirement, and eliminate the potential for an electric.shock hazard inherent in the present Code wording. The words "and run outdoors" have been added becauseasircuit can run between "buildings", through a firewall for example, and not be outdoors. See the NEC definittgup.f building. :^4 ADS011130 EXHIBIT 55 EXHIBIT IF THE WAGE IS LESS CLEAR.THANIHIS NOTICE. r . . t 23 LI IT IS DUE TO THE QUALITY OF THE DOCUMENT, ((--/ 1999 National aectrieal Cod.0 Proposal. LOG # Date Reed AUS 2 4i 1998 Date: 8/7/96 Name: Roger,L, Sandstedt Tel. No (314)965-6961 Company: Cable Tray Institute Street Address: 12982 Iluntbridge Forest Dr. City: St Louis State; 1V10. Zip: 8131 'Organizational RepreSented: Cable Tray Institute 4P8'01.7 1. Section/Paragraph: Section 300-22(e). 2: Proposal Recommends In new text revised tesec 0 delete text Proposal: Add the following paragraph between the pre.sent second and third paragraphs: Cables that are supported in ladder cable trays, ventilated trough cable trays, ventilated channel cabietrays or solid bottom cable trays shall be wiring methods consisting of Type MI cables, Type MC cables -without an oVerall non-metallic covering, Types AC cables or other factory assembled multiconductor control, power or signal cables that are specifically listed for the use Type PLTC cables (Artiele725), Type ITC Cables (artkle 727), Fire Protective Signaling Cables (Article 760), Optical Fiber Cables (Artiele 770), and Communication & Multipurpose Cables (Article 800) which are listed as plenum cables with adequate fire-resistance eharacteristies and low-smoke producing characteristics. Statement of Problem and Substantiation for Proposal: All the acceptable wiring tnethods for " Other Spaces Used for tnvironmental Air " should be identified in Section 300-22(c). The high volume wirkg inethod,s re,quired by today's technology that are allowed to be installed in Section 300-22(c) 1ocation.s are not specifically identified in this se,ction. The acceptance of this proposal will remove the high degree of confusion that snow wrist &rota the wiring methoas for Section 300-22(c) locations. All the wiring methods in the proposed paragraph are as per the 1996 NBC. The material in the proposed paragraph is distributed throughout the NEC, It should be presented in a concentrated form in Section 300-22(c). These wiring methods are being used in high volume and their use will increase in the future. SeClion 300-22(c) should be specific about its allowable wiring methods. This makes for a more us rfriendly NEC. ag This proposal is original material. This proposal is not original material, it source is as follows: 0 I hereby grant the NAPA the nonexclusive, royalty-free rights, including no -exclusive, royalty rights in copyright, in this proposal, and I understand that acquire no rights manypublication of1VFPA in which this proposal in this or another analogous:km is used. efo-aZto-ea- ADS007088 EXHIBIT 56 - EXHIBIT I 1 i35 AJILTBE 36dg Proposal for tile 1999 Nationa/ Electrical Code@ NOV 0 8 1996 Log fi.Date Received (Office tIse Only) Date; Lb& Name: 55_WLEUL__efe..0 Telephone 617 5737/3 7 City51wil Address: .3 EQ /1/o/t7h 4 Zip 0 / Staterki - 4 3 Ca..) Section/Paragraph Proposal reconunends: te" Revised Text New Text Deleted Text Proposal (include proposed new wording or identifitation of wording to be deleted): 1 F -13 » a44d. kkym 4. Substantiation: ,Tee Majae (A,a20---0-1-4-1-- t4A_A? ci41./41- Pk; /1/17t4-r;eQ.21.r, 37, et . / /A7-6 Afro-7Le-c5fra /V-4 - fiA/ce'c.5"`ec-7L- 0 -604,-) This Proposal is original Material This Propesal is not Original material, its source (if Intown) asfWlow I Note: Original material iS considered to be the submitter's Oa idea base,d.ort or a result of his/her Own experience, thought, or researa and, fo the bard hii/lietkowlecige, ia not copiecilrone another iburec, agite to give NFPA royalty free rights, ¡minding taiiirexplusiie royalty free rights in"copyright hetins proposal and I understand that I ac.quire no rights'fn any publication of NFPA in mbleh this preposal another Similar aimlógoui Jam is used. '7 Signature (Re Je2,-.0---1 ireci) , ,- ; MaiI to Secrelaty Standards toMicil, National Fife Protection Association, ".f Box 9101, Quincy, MA 02269 b . , Batiergirteiclip.A., \ .14.t.'' , ,1 . , pp. i Z' .9 ,-, ADS001673 EXHIBIT 57 IF THE IMAGE IS LESS . CLEAR. THAN THIS NOTICE I IT IS DUE TO INE QUALITY OF THE DOCUMENT. i' , , 70-1069 METHOD OF SUBMITTING A PROPOSAL e2' FORM FOR ntorom LS FOR 1999 NATIONAL 'ELECTRICAL CODE® /NSTRUCTIONS PLEASE RF.AU CARF.FULLY Type or print in /Mack Ink. Use a separate copy for each proposal. Limit och proposal lo a SINGLE section, All propmals most be Date /leech receiVed by NEVA by S p.m., E.S.T., Ftiday November 6, .1996 to be Office Use Only con.sidered for the 1999 National Electrical Code. Proposals received after 5:00 p.m , E.S.T., Friday, November 6, 1996 will be returned to the submilter. IStlame:K. To fe:- Date; NOV 22 1995 420.- 34a -119/ Tre-ple Couipany street mak15.13 knierree aLveL City151.4) &DE& stmeAt 77 V Please Indicate Otganization Represented Of an?) eP- 'v. a.,0 6 3 Section/Paragraph: Proposal recommends (check one): 13 new text zipo&gr7-4.94r V 61 1.0 Dort- Reerattr.41-.1.4,5 pe-cro"-r 12( revised text ev. Ci deleted test 3: Iv posal (include proposed new wording, or identification of wording to be deleted): ILV445' Rol/evu,hre, rEs u ri-ar TAG aacep-retira-e 7t7e .Suppty ,r,v reel N.G.1çtt, k,t.j o Lo 4-P sr Oe 4. Statement of Proble m arid Substantiation for Proposal: Res n lit S t Nrrek.1-r O `rf".r- let4 rewc C. e_co 14.01-c. evre-0 *Tv etipcneÑr 111) off -Ole at.% co...fig ee.7r N F M eem \t417,3:14te... -tfiexy. ir (A,44,1 Npr -7.11 5%112('IT re (... *To pterh r "7-4-p .4t4/0VC77 aloe GP bacov me-cri No- niee9-. 0-4 Tò 51,peLy 7.44 evep-r4c4e Darker buy* 7; getp Luis*. ST This Proposal is original material Sui"PLy F4 t»-) O Tit e This Proposal is not original material, its source (if known) Is as foilow: 77412-4.) htv , . Note: Original material is considered to be the submitter's awn idea based on or as a result of his/her *Wm experience, thought or research and, to the best of his/her knowledge, is not copied from another source. I hereby grent .the blFPA the nOnexclusitie, royalty-free rights, :including non-exclusive.: royally:free rights in copyright, in this proposal, an4. I, understand that I acquire in any publication 61 FM in which this proptisal in thts or another similar or analogous form is :used, ignature (Required) *Mail toi Secretary, Standards Council, National Fire Protection Association, 1 Battelymatth Park, P.O. BOX. 9101 Quincy, MA 02269 or FAX to 617-770-30 *, ADS011112 EXHIBIT 58 EXHIBIT IF THE IMAGE IS LESS . , CLEAR: THAN THIS. NOTICE r 23 IT IS DUETO THE ClUALtlY I fl THF tWIlltitulFNT . Aat, FORM FOR PROPOSALS ON NFPA TECHNICAL COIVIMITTEE DOCUMENTS Malito: Secretary, Standards Council National Flre Protection Association, 1 Batterymarch Park Qiancy,MasSachusetts 02269-9101 Fax No. 617-770-3500 Note: All proposals must be received by 5:00 p.m. EST/EDST on the published proposal-closing date. If you need further Information on llte standards-making process, please contact the Standards Administration Department at 617-984-7249. Date / 0 9-5' Mum 'D-0-sePh / 9. -7--edsce, Company StreetAddress 550 44-o(67'7 Si-geet Please indicate Organfz.ation Represent Tel. NO. b/ 52'37/3 130s-froAx "y 024,3 If an ) ...." 91 6 NFPA No. & Year 70 1. a) NFPA Document Tide b) lafic-le ¡DP " LI4A4 /Abi-1 ReS n/Paragraph Proposal Reconunends: (Check one) FOR OFFICE USE ONLY new text Log I/ CI revised text Data Rec'd deleted text DEC 26 MS .1 Proposal (iiiclude proposed new or revesed wo;11" ng, or identification of wording to be deleted): (Likem, rtxttme,): a c6. Cenetats. 4- a. -ea-nip evad-- wrilit- irt_ az ce- tIe,e 761,2, ..`tel cf,hze 0,0-2Arte-c,t- Statement of Problem and Substantiation for Proposal: (Note: State the problem that will be resolved by your recommendation; give the specific season for your primotal including copies of tests, research papers, fire experienee, etc. Ifsnore than 200 wads, it may be Attracted for publication.)¡.-1 t5ee, ,Seckopi 441(k., 1,p 71)-e. --tto.pt,4:. "Aed-aaty -r*t-u/t.e.* am-e tt a :1"4-a i;K e-y-41, /2 9 97.33 kA co- cee. 4fet4F7A-Awi.atoe-A/04 e V-13 ).< LUZ4.2. taA4si.e41.4;414:. "fi-e-, W./2Z &141.15 Proposal is original material. (Note: Original material Is considered to be the sill:miner's own idea based on or as a result of MA" own eXperience, thought, or researc), and, to the best of hister knowledge. is no: copied from another source.) retbis Proposal is not original material; its source (if known) is as follows. teArt4:21449 11-1D - 70. Note 1:Type or prim kgIbly in black ink. Note 2: If suppleinentary mateilal (photographs, diagrams, reports etc.) is inclu bps and alternates of the tecimical conunittee. 119 4, You muy he repire4 so submit sufficient copies fof ali mem- i hereby gran: NFP4 the non-exclusive, royaltyteé rights, including non-exclusive, royalty-free rights in copyright, in this proposal and I underStaM that I acquire no rights in any publication of NFPA in whkh this proposal in this or another similar or analogous fonsi is used. , Signature (Required) PLEASE USE SEPARATE FORM POR EACH PROPOSAL 4er7re 416.4 so - ADS011147 EXHIBIT 59 , Wier 4 I 2.3 IF THE IMAGE IS LESS CLEAR IHAN:THIS NOTICE IT IS DUE TO THE QUALITY OF THE DOCUMENT. Y ( MBTHOD OF SUBMITTING A PROPOSAL 70-1069 FORM FOR PROPOSALS FOR 1999 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODEO .ti/5/96 Nam:Steve commy r7? LoG# INSTItUCTIONS PLEASE READ CAREFULLY Type or print in Black ink. Use a separate copy for each proposal. Limit each proposal to a SINGLE section. All ptoposals muM be received by NFPA by S p.m., E.S.Tv PridaY November 8,1996 le be considered for the 1999 Natitanal Electrical Code. Proposals received alter 5;00 p.m., E.S.T., Friday, November 8, 1996 will be returned to the submitter. bate Rec'd: Office Use Only JAN 17 199e Young Tei No. ( 4021 467-7632 0.710111 Electric System SueetAdirew 2620 FairfipIct St City 1inroln state NE 4.68621 Please Indicate Organization Represented (if any). L smsoniparagrao, 1996 NEC Article 90 Paragraph 90-2(b)((r,)(441.ii) /0 deleted 9o-anew worcling,newteXt D. revisedStexttor,be deleted): text Anb 3. Proposal (Molude proposed or identificationor wording '2.rPfopotal recommends (checkpnek. p /9-ok ex We 4..) s- -4,1c3 ( t-t) S, (6) ilistallations of highway, street and area lighting and traffic signals'ilcluding associated wiring, under the exclusive control of electric utilitfes or entity authorized by local government. 4-Statement of Problem and Substantiation for Proposal: Such installations are designed, installed and Maintained by competent personneL In most areas of the country, street lighting and traffic signals are provided by the local utility Or a government agency. There has been no substantial proof of hazards to the public of ill-wired street lighting systems. The National Electrical Safety Code (ESC) addres$es street lighting in better detail than the National Electrical Code (NEC), 5. ID This' PrOposal is original material D This Proposal is not original material, its source (if known) is as follow: Note: Original material is considered to be the subtnitter's own idea baSed on or as a result of his/her own experience, thought or research and, tø the best of his/her icnowledge, is not copied from another source, "- I hereby grant the NFPA the nottegaUsive, royalty-free rights, including non-exclusive, noyaltylree rights in copyright, in this proposal, and t understand that I acquire no rights in any publication of lkiFfA in which this proposal in this or another Similar or analogous firm is used. Signature (Requiredrid Man to: Secretary, Standards Counal, National Fire Protection Association, 1 Betterymarch Park, P.O. Bo 101 Quincy, MA 02269 or FAX to 6174770-3500 .4101r"T 4; t( ADS011264 EXHIBIT 60 4 IF THE IMAGE IS LESS CLEAR THAN. THIS NOTICE lt IS DUE TO THE DUALITY OF THE DOCUMENT. I EXHIBIT 1 1 i23q 1 v---/--/-r--6 1 FOR1V1 FOR PROPOSALS FOR 1999 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL --- e 1-09# '''? &46 1NSTR.UCTIONS PLEASE READ CAREFULLY Type or print in Black lnk. Use **separate copy for each proposal. Limit each prOpond to a SINGLE section. All proposals resabe roodved byNEFA by 5 p.m. t. S. T. Friday November P., 1996 toba considered for the 199, Notional Electrical Codo, Preposal9tecetved after 5 p.m, E. S. T. Friday, November 8, 1996 vall be returned ta the submitter. Date Reed IAN 2 9 1996 Ma Use Only bute0106Name nRitit A/ /IV)/ ihr4 Tel. No. /OR*- 33 fr.seer Company ..I'S_g_y2_hcp__4g_9 Street Address g Ginc:re- r2 City Baxst State.T4 ZiP Kg? ifi Please Indicate Organization Represented (If Any) 1.Section/Paragraph Grounding in all Articles 2. Proposal reconunends(Check One) [ ] new text (X] revised text [ I deleted text Proposal (include proposed new wording, or identification of wordingto be deleted) Rewrite grounding in all Anides of the NEC to one Article Statement of Problein and substantiation for Propose/ 5. [X] This Proposal is original Material [ I This Proposal is not original material, its source (if known) is as follows: Original material is considered to be the submitter'S own idea based on oras a result of his/her Note own experience, thought or research and, to the best of his/her knowledge, is not copied from another source. I itereby grcuArate4)PPil the. rume.x.cluitve; royalty -fre&righad Cnc2.4.Adtmg-non-exc1uaNes roya4.ty free, rtghtyc4vcopyright rineth&propc>so24 oun4.1 tunderstlx.ndaita t I acqutrwno-rightruvany publicatton, of NPPA C.vv Ottavth4-nroposca, c4vdt.ts. or vinother itotaar cutalogournon used( acAl/. c. mcaLoP Stguaturc Mail To: Secretary, Standards Council National Fire Protection Association 1 Batterymarch Park P 0 Box 9101 Fax: Quincy, MA 02269 617-770-3500 ADS011280

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