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Rooftop Intelligently Green Presented by David Hannon, Rooftop Housing Group A Development Directors Journey First Code 3 at Craven Court, Church Street, Before and After First Code 3 ExtraCare Village at St Oswalds, Gloucester

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Rooftop Intelligently Green

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Presented by David Hannon, Rooftop Housing Group “A Development Directors Journey”

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First Code 3 at Craven Court, Church Street,

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Before and After

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First Code 3 ExtraCare Village at St Oswald’s, Gloucester

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First Code 4 Meadows End, Hampton

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Code 4 Hampton: all those solar panels

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Thermal cladding – 700 Homes £6.5 now

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Solar PV installations

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Mill Lane opening December 2012

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What RHG had

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I have a dream!

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Case study: Martyn Loynes

Employing local people:
The 31-year-old was out of work for a year before he got a job

at the factory. During those 12 months Martyn was applying for 10 to 12 jobs each week with little success.

Martyn was told about the jobs at the factory by his mother

who is a tenant of the Accord Group, who had received a flyer through her door.

Martyn successfully made it through the recruitment stage and

was offered a position at the factory working on the shop floor.

“I was over the moon to be offered the job. It’s so nice to start

work in a new factory where everyone is beginning at the same time.

“Hopefully when I’m 65 I can turn around and say I was here

when the company first started and I’ve been here my whole career.”

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Employing local people Case study: Razaq Ayub

Razaq, from Walsall, was struggling

to maintain a job during the recession.

His sister received a flyer in the

post about job opportunities at Accord’s factory and passed the details onto him.

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application, he was successful and now works on the shop floor.

“I was ecstatic. It was a bit surreal

and I kept thinking is this really happening?”

“This is the first time that I can

remember being treated by bosses like a friend,” he said. “They are happy to have us and if you have a problem you can go to them, I thought that stuff only ever happened in dreamland.”

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57 Points Level 3 () Standard B Regs 68 Points Level 4 () 25% Better Thermal Efficiency 84 Points Level 5 () 100% better Thermal Efficiency 90 Points Level 6 (****) Zero Carbon

The Code for Sustainable Homes What does CFSH Level 6 mean??

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The Code for Sustainable Homes How does it impact the scheme?

Energy and CO2 emissions
Water
Materials
Surface Water Run-off
Waste
Pollution
Health and Wellbeing
Management
Ecology
All Moving to Building Regs March 15

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Energy

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Element Code 6 Building Regs External Wall 0.15 W/m2K 0.18W/m2 Floors 0.11 W/m2K 0.15W/m2K Roofs 0.10 W/m2K 0.12W/m2K Windows 0.80 W/m2K 1.40W/m2K Doors 1.40 W/m2K 1.4Xm2K Air Permeability 3m3/m2h@50Pa 5m2/m2h@50pa Ventilation MVHR Natural ventilation and extractor fans to all ‘wet’ areas. Heating Gas Combi with 89.9% efficiency 89% efficiency Water heating From main system assisted by waste water heat recovery From main heating ‘combi’ boiler Renewables PV’s @ 5.7 KWP – 0.33kWp – approx. 1.90m² of panels

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Designed from the inside out

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Standard Pre 2000 RHG Home (but getting better)

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Code 3

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What about the people

Average Electricity Bill - £650 pa
Average Gas Bill - £240 PA
Says it all really £460 saved each year –
Local Lettings Plan - Local Homes for Local

People

Pre-let – and working with us
Tenant Management Organisation – COOP

principles

Management and Maintenance of open space
Services commissioned from Rooftop

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And why does this matter?

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