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Santa Ynez Marriott paves way for future hotel green certifications |
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Written by Sara Hamilton
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Monday, 30 November 2009 |
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 The Santa Ynez Valley Marriott just became the first hotel certified by Santa Barbara County’s Green Business Program.
And it all started when General Manager Mike Hendrick heard Bill Hayward of Hayward Lumber speak at a green business luncheon.
“We were already listed as a participating business, but we hadn’t done the big thing — get an audit on the property,” he said.
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