EXCERPT: Opportunities
· Little units
· Multi-Family housing (co-housing)
· Recycled building materials
· Legalize hemp
· Nauhouse off Brevard Road
· Hempcrete (Broadway)
· Encourage hempcrete etc. industry
· Municipal buildings to become LEED certified
CHAS’S NOTE: This group has not yet come to any conclusion about what ideas and/or projects might well take priority, nor were any next steps included in the notes. Will members of the original group – or any others for whom housing issues are a passion – offer input on priorities and next steps?
COMPLETE NOTES
WITH EXPENSIVE FUEL?
Cold Houses
OPPORTUNITIES?
Little units
Multi-Family housing (co-housing)
Recycled building materials
Legalize hemp
Nauhouse off Brevard Road
Hempcrete (Broadway)
Encourage hempcrete etc. industry
Municipal buildings to become LEED certified
[editor's note: How the following related to the questions is obscure]
Building community
Less stress
Car pools
Helping each other
Commons
Child care in neighborhoods
Integrate needs
Creativity
New entertainment
Greenways
Spread knowledge re local resources
Lawyer volunteers
Lobby
AAC block plant in Asheville/ there is a plant in GA
Kudzu [editor: possible building material ala hemp?]
Civil disobedience against housing authority
Webpage about local resources
Zoning codes: change the law Shuler? Fisher? Bothwell
Start locally to convince lawmakers that present building system is too costly and too toxic.
Celo Solar Panel Company
Solar thermal (too expensive?)
Geo thermal at UNCA and WWC
Creative Living Systems with houses
Simplify! Simplify! Simplify!
Circular thinking rather than linear, moving away from hierarchical structure, ie., educating lawmakers about hemp, etc.
Recycle old drywall, waste management
Involve an Association of Builders
Link with land use people
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