Saturday, December 22, 2012

Duval courthouse costing 4 times more in utilities than old building


Jacksonville Local News – Jacksonville.com and The Florida Times-Union
A nationally recognized green-building organization recently certified the new Duval County Courthouse as an environmentally sound, energy-conserving facility.
But the building, nearly 2½ times bigger than its predecessor, is costing the city four times as much to operate. That means millions of additional taxpayer dollars over a 12-month cycle.
The September utility bill from JEA came in at $358,480. That compares with $88,813 for the old courthouse in September 2011.
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