MI HB6088

Requires design, construction, and major renovation of state-owned buildings over 10,000 square feet to achieve LEED Silver certification or equivalent green building rating.

Applies to state-owned buildings, leased commercial real estate, and buildings where the state provides majority funding, but excludes local government and higher education institutions.

Mandates that 25% of occupied state spaces undergo maintenance and renovation to achieve LEED Silver certification within 10 years of the bill's effective date.

Allows department exemption from requirements if life cycle cost assessment shows LEED compliance poses unreasonable burden on state resources, though exempt projects must use LEED standards as guidance.

Requires annual reporting by government agencies to the legislature and posting on agency websites regarding progress in implementing the green building certification requirements.