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·1· · · · · · · · · · · · · ·STATE OF MICHIGAN

·2· · · · · · ·DEPARTMENT OF LICENSING AND REGULATORY AFFAIRS

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11· · · · ·Administrative Rules for Construction Code - Part 10a,

· · · · · · · · · Michigan Energy Code Rule Set 2021-49 LR

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· · · · · · · ·702 West Kalamazoo Street, Lansing, Michigan

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· · · · · · · · · ·Thursday, February 22, 2024, 1:01 p.m.

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22· ·RECORDED BY:· · · · · · ·Marcy A. Klingshirn, CER 6924

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·1· ·APPEARANCES:

·2· ·For the Department of· · TONY WILLIAMSON

· · ·Licensing and· · · · · · Departmental Analyst

·3· ·Regulatory Affairs:· · · Bureau of Construction Code

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·1· · · · · · · · · · · TABLE OF CONTENTS

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· · ·Statement by Mr. Williamson· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·4

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· · ·Statement by Ms. Sonya Pouncy· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·5

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·1· · · · · · ·Lansing, Michigan

·2· · · · · · ·Thursday, February 21, 2024 - 1:01 p.m.

·3· · · · · · ·MR. WILLIAMSON:· Good afternoon, everybody.· All

·4· ·right.· We will now proceed with start of the public

·5· ·hearing.· My name is Tony Williamson.· I am a departmental

·6· ·analyst for the Bureau of Construction Codes in the

·7· ·Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, and I will

·8· ·be conducting this hearing today.

·9· · · · · · ·This is a public hearing on proposed

10· ·administration of rules entitled "Part 10a Michigan Energy

11· ·Code - Rule Set 2021-49 LR."· We are conducting this hearing

12· ·under the authority of the Administrative Procedure Act,

13· ·Public Act 306 1969, on behalf of the Department of

14· ·Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, Bureau of Construction

15· ·Code.

16· · · · · · ·We are -- we are calling this hearing to order at

17· ·1:02 p.m. today on February 22nd, 2024, at the Michigan

18· ·Library & Historical Center, First Floor Forum, 702 West

19· ·Kalamazoo Street, Lansing, Michigan 48915.· Notice of public

20· ·hearing was published in the Michigan Register, Issue

21· ·2-2024, on February 15th, 2024, and the following

22· ·newspaper -- and in the following newspaper of general

23· ·circulation:· The Morning Sun and the Oakland Press on

24· ·February 1st, 2024; and the Mining Journal on January 31st,

25· ·2024.

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·1· · · · · · ·Please know, we are here today to receive comments

·2· ·or suggestions on the proposed rules.· Please make sure that

·3· ·they relate directly to the proposed rules and the reasons

·4· ·why the changes will be in the public interest.· If you wish

·5· ·to speak, make sure you have signed in and indicated that

·6· ·you wish to speak.· We will call on speakers in the order in

·7· ·which names are listed on the sign-in sheets.· Each speaker

·8· ·is limited to three minutes and only allowed one time to

·9· ·speak during the public hearing.

10· · · · · · ·For those making comments today, please clearly

11· ·state and spell your name slowly for the record, and if you

12· ·are speaking on behalf of an organization, please identify

13· ·that organization as well.

14· · · · · · ·If you have already submitted comments to the

15· ·Department in writing or by e-mail, those comments will be

16· ·considered in the same manner as the comments made during

17· ·the public hearing today.· If you have written comments, you

18· ·may submit them directly to me.· The Department will also

19· ·accept comments postmarked or e-mailed until 2-22-2024 at

20· ·5:00 p.m.· Thank you.

21· · · · · · ·All right.· Sonya Pouncy.

22· · · · · · · · · · · · ·SONYA POUNCY

23· · · · · · ·MS. SONYA POUNCY:· Good afternoon.· My name is

24· ·Sonya Pouncy, S-O-N-Y-A, P as in Paul, O-U-N as in Nancy, C

25· ·as in cat, Y.· I am here speaking on behalf of the Detroit

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·1· ·Chapter of ASHRAE.

·2· · · · · · ·The U.S. Department of Energy has established that

·3· ·the IECC shall serve as the national model for energy

·4· ·performance for residential buildings and that ASHRAE met

·5· ·standard 90.1, shall serve as the model for the energy

·6· ·performance of commercial buildings.· The current Michigan

·7· ·Energy Code is aligned with this.· It uses the IECC as the

·8· ·basis for residential buildings and the ASHRAE 90.1 as the

·9· ·basis for commercial buildings.· However, it does use the

10· ·IECC for certain administrative provisions.

11· · · · · · ·However, the proposed new code would depart from

12· ·this precedent by allowing the IECC and the ASHRAE standard

13· ·to be used for the prescriptive and performanced technical

14· ·provisions for commercial buildings.· This would exacerbate

15· ·confusion in the marketplace as the commercial engineering

16· ·community tends to design commercial buildings to meet the

17· ·ASHRAE standard, but code officials might be trained on the

18· ·IECC and then would be challenged with evaluating compliance

19· ·for buildings that are largely designed to meet the ASHRAE

20· ·standard.

21· · · · · · ·To eliminate the risk of confusion in the

22· ·marketplace, the Detroit Chapter of ASHRAE encourages this

23· ·body to continue its alignment with the national model by

24· ·basing the prescriptive and performanced technical

25· ·provisions for commercial buildings solely on ASHRAE

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·1· ·standard 90.1 and limiting the use of the IECC to

·2· ·residential buildings and certain administrative provisions.

·3· ·Thank you.

·4· · · · · · ·MR. WILLIAMSON:· Thank you.· Jan Culbertson.

·5· · · · · · · · · · · · JAN CULBERTSON

·6· · · · · · ·MS. JAN CULBERTSON:· Good afternoon.· I am Jan

·7· ·Culbertson, J-A-N C-U-L-B-E-R-T-S-O-N, and I am here

·8· ·representing two organizations:· AIA Michigan and the

·9· ·Michigan 2030 Districts.

10· · · · · · ·Both AIA Michigan and the Michigan 2030 Districts

11· ·support adoption of the proposed Michigan Energy Code Part

12· ·10a with the inclusion of IEC Appendix CC.· We note that

13· ·Appendix CB is an important addition from the last draft,

14· ·however, including Appendix CC will improve building

15· ·efficiency, resilience, and is now easier to implement due

16· ·to recent legislation and utility renewable power programs.

17· · · · · · ·On -- onsite energy with regard to building

18· ·efficiency, it is, if you look at the source energy, then

19· ·doing onsite renewable energy has a power, a multiplier at

20· ·source energy for regular utility is 2.8 and 1.0 for onsite.

21· ·So essentially you are having to power up 2.8 times for

22· ·utility power.

23· · · · · · ·Appendix CC, we want to clarify, does not require

24· ·all electric buildings.· It does require that the total

25· ·energy use of the building, whether natural gas or

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·1· ·electricity, be procured from renewal sources.· And we want

·2· ·the -- we have a specific proposal, a roundtable 1.3.3.3 and

·3· ·providing ways this procurement can be met.

·4· · · · · · ·And I want to also highlight that since the last

·5· ·energy code public hearing, the distributed energy cap has

·6· ·been increased from 1 to 10 percent and the amount of onsite

·7· ·solar generation has been increased to 110 percent of the

·8· ·building's annual energy use, enabling larger systems; and

·9· ·system size eligible for the distributed generation program

10· ·has been increased from 150 kilowatts to 550 kilowatts.

11· ·Again, enabling larger systems for larger users.

12· · · · · · ·So we support adoption of this code including

13· ·Appendix CB and CC.· Thank you.

14· · · · · · ·MR. WILLIAMSON:· Thank you.· Grace Michienzi.

15· · · · · · · · · · · ·GRACE MICHIENZI

16· · · · · · ·MS. GRACE MICHIENZI:· Hi.· My name is Grace

17· ·Michienzi, it's G-R-A-C-E M-I-C-H-I-E-N-Z-I.· I'm the senior

18· ·director of policy at the Michigan Energy Innovation

19· ·Business Council or Michigan EIBC.· We're a trade

20· ·organization representing over 160 companies across a full

21· ·range of advanced energy industries.

22· · · · · · ·Updating our building codes is one of the greatest

23· ·tools the state of Michigan holds to make necessary

24· ·advancements in energy efficiency and other energy

25· ·technologies in the state.· Because of this, Michigan EIBC

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·1· ·strongly supports LARA's decision to include significant and

·2· ·necessary energy efficiency improvements in the commercial

·3· ·code.

·4· · · · · · ·The 2021 commercial code aligns closely with

·5· ·ASHRAE 2019.· And according to an analysis from PNNL, this

·6· ·update is cost effective for Michigan.· For the average

·7· ·commercial building required to be built to these improved

·8· ·standards, the research found that the simple payback in

·9· ·Michigan would be immediate when considering reduced energy

10· ·costs.· Additionally, the analysis found that the average

11· ·life cycle cost savings which balances incremental costs of

12· ·construction against longer term energy savings over a

13· ·30-year period of implementing this commercial energy code

14· ·update is $4.22 per square foot for publicly owned buildings

15· ·and $3.70 per square foot for privately owned buildings.

16· · · · · · ·Implementing the updated commercial energy code

17· ·will save Michigan businesses and renters in larger

18· ·multi-family housing units money on their energy bills,

19· ·continue to support the growing industry and energy

20· ·efficiency, and advance the work in future proofing

21· ·Michigan's building stock.

22· · · · · · ·In addition to supporting these necessary updates

23· ·to the energy code, Michigan EIBC encourages LARA to

24· ·consider additional readiness amendments in ensuring

25· ·Michigan continues on track toward future proofing or

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·1· ·building stock.· These include EV charging, nominal solar

·2· ·requirements, and energy storage readiness which all help to

·3· ·establish Michigan's electrified future.· The details of

·4· ·those amendments can be found in our written comments which

·5· ·we submitted via e-mail.

·6· · · · · · ·Finally, upon the conclusion of the 2021 update,

·7· ·Michigan EIBC strongly encourages LARA to move quickly to

·8· ·open both the commercial and residential energy codes again

·9· ·for the 2024 update.· Following a number of delays and

10· ·updating to the 2021 code, it's critical that Michigan move

11· ·toward updating on a regular three-year code cycle to

12· ·continue to build new homes and buildings that reduce energy

13· ·bills for Michigan homeowners and businesses.· Thank you.

14· · · · · · ·MR. WILLIAMSON:· Thank you.

15· · · · · · · · · · · · TIM MAZROWSKI

16· · · · · · ·MR. TIM MAZROWSKI:· Tim Mazrowski, architect in

17· ·Michigan, and I have just two amendments.· So I'm very

18· ·supportive of adopting the new energy code.· I think my

19· ·preference would be to adopt the ASHRAE 90.1 2019 in lieu of

20· ·the IECC 2023 because that's what most of us are familiar

21· ·with and in practicality probably or in the real world

22· ·probably most people will continue to use ASHRAE.· However,

23· ·I'm not opposed to either one.

24· · · · · · ·So I have two amendments.· One is to retain an

25· ·amendment or when we adopted the most recent energy code

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·1· ·that became effective in 2017, we had an exception under the

·2· ·envelope alterations that would exempt a -- an existing roof

·3· ·when there was a roof re-covering project if it had R-20

·4· ·insulation in lieu of going to R-30.· And so that exception,

·5· ·our committee -- I was on the revision committee -- we

·6· ·worked hard on that exception because we recognized that

·7· ·certain buildings, existing buildings, schools, for example,

·8· ·may have an existing roof with a lot of rooftop mechanical

·9· ·equipment or parapets or flashings and that going to R-30

10· ·requires an increase in insulation thickness and in some

11· ·instances -- it would be rare, but in some instances that

12· ·would require a lot of improvements, maybe raising

13· ·mechanical curbs or skylight curbs or flashings and so forth

14· ·that have nothing to do with energy, but would be triggered

15· ·by increasing the insulation thickness.· So what this would

16· ·be would be a continuation of that exception and what I

17· ·provided, that one little phrase here which would make it

18· ·clear that the building or the authority having jurisdiction

19· ·would have to receive information and would then make a

20· ·determination of whether that building was exempt from that

21· ·requirement.

22· · · · · · ·And then the second one is to maintain our

23· ·existing vestibule exception language and so I've written

24· ·this up here.· But in the -- the current exception language

25· ·there are a number of exceptions.· Some of them are similar

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·1· ·to the ASHRAE 2019, and some are similar to the ASHRAE IECC

·2· ·2021, but there are a few that we put in specifically in

·3· ·2017.

·4· · · · · · ·One was to clarify under the IECC 2021, it would

·5· ·appear that employee doors would be exempt from the -- from

·6· ·having to put in a vestibule.· And so we recognized that

·7· ·there are a significant number of facilities -- warehouses,

·8· ·distribution centers, processing centers, manufacturing

·9· ·facilities -- where employees enter through their own

10· ·entrance.· And the IECC language uses the phrase the

11· ·"public."· And so because an employee entrance is not a

12· ·public entrance, it would appear that that would be exempt

13· ·from requirements to -- to have a vestibule, yet there could

14· ·be a significant number of door openings in those large

15· ·facilities.· So that was one.

16· · · · · · ·Also in 2017 we had language -- whoops.· I'm done.

17· ·I have it written here.· All right.

18· · · · · · ·MR. WILLIAMSON:· Thank you, sir.

19· · · · · · ·MR. TIM MAZROWSKI:· Okay.· Thank you.· Yep.

20· · · · · · ·MR. WILLIAMSON:· That now conclude our list of

21· ·sign-in speakers.· We will proceed with the closing of the

22· ·hearing.· If there are no further comments at this time, I

23· ·hereby declare the hearing closed.· The record will remain

24· ·open until 2-22 of 2024 at 5:00 p.m. for any other comments

25· ·you may wish to share about the proposed rules.· Thank you

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·1· ·for attending.

·2· · · · · · ·(Proceedings concluded at 1:15 p.m.)

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·4· · · · I, Marcy A. Klingshirn, a Certified Electronic Recorder

·5· ·and Notary Public within and for the State of Michigan, do

·6· ·hereby certify:

·7· · · · That this transcript, consisting of 13 pages, is a

·8· ·complete, true, and correct record given in this case on

·9· ·February 22, 2024, and that the witnesses were duly sworn to

10· ·tell the truth.

11· · · · I further certify that I am not related to any of the

12· ·parties to this action by blood or marriage; and that I am

13· ·not interested in the outcome of this matter, financial or

14· ·otherwise.

15· · · · IN WITNESS THEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this

16· ·23rd day of February, 2024.

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· · · · · · · · · · · · ·Notary Public, State of Michigan

23· · · · · · · · · · · ·County of Eaton

· · · · · · · · · · · · ·My commission expires:· March 30, 2029

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4:2,17,

21,24

improved

Kalamazoo

M

9:7

H

4:19

8:17

10:6

8:10

9:2

4:5,8,9,

Floor

11,16,20

5:9,17

8:5

include

4:18

made

L

9:1 10:1

5:16

foot

including

9:14,15

make

5:2,5

8:23

Lansing

highlight

7:14 8:12

4:1,19

8:4

4:18

7:12

9:23 10:7

4:18

found

9:8,10

10:4

5:10

8:6,7,10

9:1

8:23

5:16

9:11

8:20

marketplace

6:19

10:13

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Administrative Rules for Construction Code

February 22, 2024

Index: Mazrowski..regard

6:15,22

23,24

7:16,19,

6:10,14,

25 7:2

N

Mazrowski

5:12,13

8:20

10:15,16

21,22

4:4,9,13,

19 5:4,9,

17 8:5

5:7

6:16,19

7:8

10:21

5:24

6:4 8:3

8:14,15,

16,17

9:14,15

9:14

6:12

6:3,23

published

preference

natural

4:20

P

10:19

7:25

Michigan

4:1,10,

17,19,20

6:6 7:8,

9,10,11

8:18,19,

23,25

Q

4:22

4:2,17

5:20

6:13,24

10:1

10:7

4:23

note

4:10 7:11

privately

7:12

9:6,9,17,

23,25

10:7,10,

13,17

Paul

R

9:15

5:24

4:19

4:12

9:8

8:21

10:9

9:21 10:3

4:4

10:22

9:24 10:2

O

4:24

8:1

8:6,7

10:21

5:8

8:3

5:24

6:4,6

5:3

6:3,5,23

8:9

4:23

5:1

6:13,24

7:16

9:18

7:16

6:17

9:13

10:25

4:23

9:20,25

7:17,19,

20 8:6

9:5

5:11

10:7,10

8:2

10:8

9:18

4:9 5:2,3

6:11 7:11

8:18

10:12

opposed

postmarked

reduced

10:23

5:19

9:9

7:19

8:3

4:16 5:6

5:21,22,

7:17

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February 22, 2024

Index: Register..utility

Register

4:11

23,24

submitted

today

4:20

5:14 10:5

4:8,17

5:1,10,17

rules

source

regular

7:20

4:10 5:2,

3

7:18,20

suggestions

5:2

Tony

sources

10:11

4:5

8:1

4:23

S

4:7,14

8:23

5:5,6,9

7:11 8:12 total

5:3

9:19

7:24

track

9:25

trade

8:19

5:24

5:7

7:16,19

9:22

9:17

5:6

8:1

10:18

9:11,12

5:12,25

9:17

9:1

6:17

8:17

8:2

8:9

6:3,5

U

5:11

7:8 8:20

8:8,11

4:11

U.S.

9:14,15

7:23,24

6:2

6:5,12,

5:7

T

9:7

9:18

17,20 7:1

5:7

9:6,14

10:6,9

standards

6:13,24

9:8

signed

10:2

5:5

4:4

9:8

8:25

9:16

9:1

state

5:11

residential

6:4,8 7:2

10:8

term

updates

simple

9:12

9:22

8:23,25

9:8

8:22

10:11

9:21 10:1

8:9

7:15

10:10,11

4:2

10:2

5:11

10:24

8:11

10:15,16 utility

7:16,20,

4:19

8:7 10:1

6:21

22

5:8

9:1 10:7

6:25

8:2

7:21

5:18

5:21,22,

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February 22, 2024

Index: ways..written

W

ways

8:3

West

4:18

Williamson

4:3,5 7:4

8:14

10:14

9:20

10:21

5:15

5:17 10:4

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