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    Addison’s Water Tower

    Addison is the first Texas municipality (and one of the few in the country) to build a self-powered water tower that doubles as a piece of art. Wind turbines on top of the tower will provide enough energy to run the tower as well as the street lights on Arapaho Road. The project includes a classroom at the base of the tower where people can learn about wind generation and water distribution.

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    George Herbert Walker Bush Elementary School

    Opened in September 2011, the new George Herbert Walker Bush Elementary School was designed by WRA Architects and incorporates energy efficient building materials as well as geo-thermal technology to heat and cool the facility. The two-story, $22.5 million, U-shaped building is constructed around a courtyard that can be used as an outdoor learning center for gardening, climate and solar studies.

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    Vitruvian Park

    Designed on an appealing human scale, mindful of the ancient principles of Vitruvius – the renowned Roman architect… and of Leonardo de Vinci’s study of man – the development puts urbanites within a few minutes walk to work, play and home. Executed in an environmentally responsible and thoughtful way, Vitruvian Park is a model for sustainable urban development.

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    Current Conditions in Addison, TX
    Water Restrictions: Stage 1 Restrictions

    Welcome to Addison Green

    The Town of Addison City Council, City Manager and Town staff are committed to taking action to make Addison a leader in sustainable development and operations that protect and enhance the Town’s quality of life.

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    Recent News


    May-22-2013
    U.S. households receive 100 million trees’ worth of bulk mail each year, according to the New American Dream. That number is enough to deforest the National Rocky Mountain Park every four months. There are services to reduce the amount of junk mail including Catalog Choice and 41 Pounds.