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Rockville is seeking public comments by April 28 on proposed building-code updates covering solar readiness, energy storage, electric-vehicle chargers, grid integration, and stronger energy efficiency requirements. The amendments are expected to be proposed for adoption by the end of May, while the city also received $5.68 million for a Twinbrook pedestrian and bicycle bridge feasibility study.
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The building-code changes could require more preparation for clean energy and electric vehicles in new commercial and multifamily development, but they were not adopted at this meeting. Residents can submit comments by April 28 and attend a building-codes information session on April 17. The commission also planned a methane-leak detection pilot using funding for one detector.
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