City of Mountain View, CA, USA
North Bayshore Precise Plan, Section 5.2. (Mandatory)
- Mandatory and optional guidelines will assist in minimizing the adverse “effects on native and migratory birds” by helping contractors, owners, architects, etc., incorporate design measures to promote bird safety.
- Windows that sit at 0-60 feet above ground must have no more than 10% of untreated glass.
- Treatments include opaque glass, surface patterns, paned glass that uses fenestration patterns, and external screens.
- Occupancy sensors can be used to program lights to shut off during non-work hours and between 10pm and sunrise, for non-residential areas.
- Treatments include opaque glass, surface patterns, paned glass that uses fenestration patterns, and external screens.
- Finally, “The City may waive or reduce any of this chapter’s bird safe design requirements based on analysis by a qualified biologist indicating that proposed construction will not pose a collision hazard to birds.”

Canada

United States
National
The Bird-Safe Buildings Act (2019)
Pilot Credit 55, LEED v4.1 Bird Collision Deterrence
State
- B3 Tools and Programs
- Bird-Safe Building Guidelines
- Green Building Standards Code
- Bird-Safe State Buildings Bill HB0247
- Senate Bill 314: Maryland Sustainable Buildings Act of 2019
- The Bird-Friendly Buildings Act Bill S4204A