If you live in washington and you are interested in energy efficient homes there is a website that you might find very interesting. Energy Star homes are designed, built and performance tested to offer enhanced comfort, healthier indoor air, energy savings and peace of mind. These homes are as much as 30% more efficient than homes simply built to code standards, making them some of the most energy efficient homes on the market today.
Homes that earn the Enegy Star qualification must meet guidelines for energy efficiency set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Energy Star Washington Home Tour: http://www.northwestenergystar.com/neea_web/index_WA.html
US Environmental Agency Energy Star Brochure: http://www.energystar.gov/ia/partners/downloads/consumer_brochure.pdf
Bennett Appraisals provides residential appraisal services to the following areas: Bellingham, Birch Bay, Blaine, Custer, Ferndale, Fairhaven, Geneva, Silver Beach, Sudden Valley, Sumas, Acme, Anacortes, Alger, Arlington, Bow, Burlington, Cain Lakes, Conway, Concrete, Darrington, Deming, Edison, Emerald Lakes, Edmonds, Everett, Everson, Glacier, Granite Falls, Hamilton, Kendall, Laurence, La Conner, Lake Stevens, Lynden, Lyman, Lynnwood, Maple Falls, Marblemount, Marysville, McMurray, Monroe, Mount Baker, Mount Vernon, Mulkilteo, Rockport, Samish Island, Sedro Woolley, Snohomish, Stanwood,Van Zandt, and all of Whatcom, Skagit & Snohomish Counties. * Time permitted we also serve Point Roberts
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Saturday, June 16, 2007
Port of Bellingham Wins National Boating Access Award
Per Port of Bellingham Press Release on June 07 2007: "The Port of Bellingham has received a national boating access award from the Boat Owners Association of the United States for its efforts to turn Bellingham's industrial waterfront into a boater-friendly downtown. Boat U.S is the nation's most powerful advocate for advancing the interests of boaters.
Boat U.S. recognized the Port, the City, the Waterfront Advisory Group, and all the project partners for planning to help meet local boating needs while preserving the city's working waterfront and for forging a model for other communities to follow..The planned marina and waterfront redevelopment are the subject of a feature article in the May issue of Boat U.S. Magazine, the world's largest publication in recreational boating with a circulation of nearly 670,000 subscribers. To read this article click here.
The Port is planning to convert Georgia-Pacific's industrial wastewater treatment lagoon into a new marina that includes nearly a mile of new public trails around the breakwater and innovative, salmon-friendly features such as a fish passageway through breakwater opposite the marina entrance. The Port is also planning to put in visitor boating docks along the Whatcom Waterway to help boaters better connect with downtown and the New Whatcom redevelopment area".
Boat U.S. recognized the Port, the City, the Waterfront Advisory Group, and all the project partners for planning to help meet local boating needs while preserving the city's working waterfront and for forging a model for other communities to follow..The planned marina and waterfront redevelopment are the subject of a feature article in the May issue of Boat U.S. Magazine, the world's largest publication in recreational boating with a circulation of nearly 670,000 subscribers. To read this article click here.
The Port is planning to convert Georgia-Pacific's industrial wastewater treatment lagoon into a new marina that includes nearly a mile of new public trails around the breakwater and innovative, salmon-friendly features such as a fish passageway through breakwater opposite the marina entrance. The Port is also planning to put in visitor boating docks along the Whatcom Waterway to help boaters better connect with downtown and the New Whatcom redevelopment area".
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