Upgrades include water closets, showerheads and faucet aerators, consolidating electric meters, installing energy efficient lighting, converting electric heat to gas, upgrading or replacing old central heating plants and installing co-generation and renewable energy systems.
The 15 developments that will be audited are Bromley Park and Heath Street in Jamaica Plain, Commonwealth and Washington Street in Brighton, Franklin Field, Franklin Hill and Pasciucco in Dorchester, Holgate and Whittier Street in Roxbury, Lenox Street in the South End/Lower Roxbury, Old Colony in South Boston, Washington Beech and Roslyn Apartments in Roslindale, Torre Unidad in the South End, and the Charlestown development in Charlestown.
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