Things like permeable pavement, green roofs, solar installation or rain catchment/grey water systems being used?

I have an upside down rental that I'm stuck with and I'm also in construction here in Vancouver, although I'm in paving and not general construction.

The 40% Floor to Area Ratio regulation allows 3692 buildable interior square feet. ...In my area there is a certain percentage of the parcel that must be water permeable.

Ideas:Power wash house.Power wash & stain the wood fence a nice dark stain.Get rid of all the grass growing up in the driveway.Edge around borders of paved surfaces & trim yard.Get rid of junk shrubs and put something nice in with flowers.Hide garbage cans.I would also pick a nice color scheme and paint the exterior.  

Follow those who have already paved the way.

And also realize the system is 15' over an designated road way (30' wide with 12' paved mandated by the plat).

It doesn't include the lot.The lot costs will have hard and soft costs, engineering and support work, admin, financing are soft costs, hard costs are moving dirt, laying lines, setting poles, paving, improvement made.

I've had special assessments for new siding, new roof, paving the parking lot and even snow removal.

If you want that area to look nice, you need to pave it with concrete because if one tenant drives across it most likely others will as well.

I met so much contact with my job that paves a lot of leads for my own RE investment.