Volume XI, Issue 34
September 10, 2021
STANDARDS ACTIONS
PUBLIC REVIEW—CALL FOR COMMENTS
Constructive comments are invited for the following Public SCOPE:
Review Drafts, which can be accessed at
https://osr.ashrae.org. To obtain a paper copy contact
ASHRAE, Inc. Attn: Standards Public Review, 180 Tech-
nology Parkway, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092, or via
email at: standards.section@ashrae.org. Paper copies are
$35.00/copy if 100 pages or less and $45.00 if over 100
pages.
45-day Public Review from
September 10, 2021, to October 25, 2021
 1st Public Review of BSR/ASHRAE Standard 230P,
Commissioning Process for Existing Systems and
Assemblies
This proposed standard is an organized, quality-oriented
process for planning, assessing, investigating, implement-
ing, verifying, and documenting repair and adjustment ac-
tivities for improving the performance of facilities, sys-
tems, and assemblies to meet defined operational require- Note: Applications are being sought for the following in-
ments and criteria for the facility.
CALL FOR MEMBERS
A Call for Members is announced for the following PCs.
Persons who are interested in serving on these ASHRAE
committees are asked to indicate their interest by complet-
ing the online membership application forms listed under
Instructions for New Applicants at
https://www.ashrae.org/pcmemberapp or by contacting
Connor Barbaree at: ASHRAE, 180 Technology Parkway,
Peachtree Corners, GA 30092; phone: 678-539-1138; fax:
678-539-2138; email Standards.Section@ashrae.org.
 SSPC 189.3, Design, Construction and Operation of
Sustainable High-Performance Health Care Facilities
PURPOSE:
The purpose of this standard is to prescribe the procedures,
methods and documentation requirements for the design,
construction and operation of high performance sustainable
health care facilities.
CALL FOR MEMBERS
2.1 This standard applies to patient care areas and related
support areas within health care facilities, including
hospitals, nursing facilities, outpatient facilities, and
their site.
2.2 This standard applies to new buildings, additions to
existing buildings, and those alterations to existing
buildings that are identified within the standard.
2.3 This standard provides procedures for the integration
of sustainable principles into the health care facility
design, construction and operation process including:
1. integrated design
2. conservation of water
3. conservation of energy
4. indoor environmental quality
5. construction practices
6. commissioning
7. operations and maintenance
terest categories:
User: users of buildings and building systems and subsys-
tems. A person in this category would make their liv-
ing from owning or operating buildings. Example
members of this category would be building owners
and operators (private and governmental), tenants, and
trade associations or organizations representing these
groups.
General: a member who cannot be categorized in any oth-
er approved interest category covered in the project
scope.
Industry: construction firms or manufacturers, producers,
or distributors of products or systems that would be
installed in buildings. A person in this category would
make their living from constructing buildings or pro-
ducing or distributing products impacted by this stand-
ard or representing groups of manufacturers impacted
by this standard. Example members of this category
would be contractors, manufacturing firms, assembly
firms, distributors and wholesalers, and industry trade
associations that represent these groups.
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STANDARDS ACTIONS
INTERIM MEETINGS JOIN A LISTSERVE
A complete listing of project committee interim meetings is Click on the following link to learn more about ASHRAE
provided on ASHRAE’s website at: https:// Standards Activities https://www.ashrae.org/listserves.
www.ashrae.org/technical-resources/standards-and-
guidelines/project-committee-interim-meetings. SSPC 41 — Standard Methods for Measurement

 GPC 6-2015R, Refrigerant Information Recommend- SSPC 62.1 — Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air
ed for Product Development and Standards, will hold Quality
a conference call on September 27, 2021 from 4:00 pm
to 5:00 pm (Eastern). For additional information con- SSPC 62.2 — Ventilation and Acceptable Indoor Air
tact Lauren Huffman, Chair of GPC 6 Quality in Low-Rise Residential Buildings
(lmhuffman@dow.com).
SSPC 90.1 — Energy Standard for Buildings Except
 SSPC 62.1, Ventilation and Acceptable Indoor Air Low-Rise Residential Buildings
Quality, will hold a webinar on October 26, 2021 from
1:00 pm to 3:00 pm (Eastern). For additional infor- SSPC 90.2 — Energy Efficient Design of Low-Rise Resi-
mation please contact Mark Weber at dential Buildings
mweber@ashrae.org. The SSPC 62.1 Administration
Subcommittee will hold a webinar on September 22, SPC 90.4 — Energy Standard for Data Centers and
2021 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm (Eastern). For addition- Telecommunications Buildings
al information please contact Brian Hafendorfer, Chair
of the Administration Subcommittee SSPC 161 — Air Quality within Commercial AirCraft
(bhafendorfer@grayae.com).
SSPC 188 — Legionellosis: Risk Management for
 SSPC 189.3, Design, Construction and Operation of Building Water Systems
Sustainable High Performance Health Care Facili-
ties, will hold a virtual meeting on Tuesday, November SSPC 189.1 — Standard for the Design of High-
9th, 2021 from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM Eastern Time. For Performance Green Buildings Except Low-Rise Resi-
additional information, please contact Ryan Shanley, dential Buildings
Staff Liaison to SSPC 189.3 (rshanley@ashrae.org).
Code Interaction Subcommittee (CIS) Listserve