Milan’s new Toyota research facility to be ‘green’
Green is the new black in environmentalism and Toyota is drapping itself in it as it readies to open its new technical center in the Milan area.
The Milan area is in for a treat once the new environmentally friendly Toyota Technical Center opens later this summer.
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With a move-in date scheduled for next month, the new Toyota Technical Center in York Township is expected to be a “green” facility, said Bruce Brownlee, the automaker’s senior executive administrator for external affairs.
Addressing members of the Milan Area Chamber of Commerce at a breakfast July 11 at the Milan Senior Center, Brownlee said the company is seeking gold certification through a “green building” rating system called Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or LEED.
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