Louisville's new, aggressive green building costs could add significant costs to rebuilding efforts after the Marshall Fire.
LOUISVILLE, Colo. — Sifting through the little that is left of his Coal Creek home, Chris Fuller is looking at the bigger picture.
Tuesday night, Louisville City Council is considering removing roadblocks involving setbacks and housing footprints, and Net Zero is the next debate. Brown says the city is working with Xcel and other partners to defray some of the costs of the new codes that went into effect late last year. Meanwhile, Christian Dino, a Louisville architect and general contractor who lost his home in the fire, believes the city's Net Zero requirements could add up to $100,000 to a rebuild.
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