- Edible landscaping or raised beds on the roof
- Rain water recycling/harvesting
- Food wastes composting
- Community building/learning area with deli
- Local suppliers and rentable freezer spaces
- Waste heat recycling
- Much of the building uses recycled construction materials
- Local food sourcing
- Green house on top of the roof
- Lockers for employees to encourage alternative commutes
- Besides the 20 or so dedicated parking spaces, the Co-op secured two city parking spaces for folks to use for grocery pick-ups or loading. The Diamond parking lots are also close by.
- Students can become (non-voting) members for only 35 dollars a year
- Employees get a living wage and health care
- Find out more http://www.mainmarket.coop/
It sure looks great so far, can't wait to see it stocked with the products of wellness and sustainability! Definitely consider voting with your wallet on this kind of future. And also consider becoming a member in the next few weeks!
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