100002231 Mixed use types edit
Revise the second bullet to read as follows:
"Ensure that no more than two uses within each use type are counted for each dwelling unit."
ND-Plan-v4 NPDc3: Mixed-use neighborhoods
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Locate or design the project such that 50% of its dwelling units are within a 1/4-mile (400-meter) walking distance of the number of uses (see Appendix 1) listed in Table 1. For projects with no dwelling units, 50% of dwelling units within a 1/4-mile (400-meter) walking distance of the project boundary must be within a 1/4-mile (400-meter) walking distance of the number of uses within the project specified in Table 1. The specified number of uses must be in place by the time of 50% occupancy of total building floor area (exclusive of portions of parking structures devoted to parking).
Table 1. Points for uses within 1/4-mile (400-meter) walking distance, by percentage of occupancy
Diverse uses |
Points |
|---|---|
4–7 |
1 |
8–11 |
2 |
12–19 |
3 |
≥ 20 |
4 |
- A use may be counted as only one use type (e.g., a retail store may be counted only once even if it sells products in several categories).
- No more than two uses in each use type may be counted (e.g., if five restaurants are within the required distance, only two may be counted).
- The uses accessible to each counted dwelling unit must represent at least two categories.
- The relevant transit agency has a signed full-funding grant agreement with the Federal Transit Administration (or equivalent national agency for projects outside of the U.S.) that includes a revenue operations date for the start of transit service. The revenue operations date must be no later than the day by which 50% of the project’s total building floor area will be occupied.
- For bus, streetcar, bus rapid transit, or ferry service, the transit agency must certify that it has an approved budget that includes specifically allocated funds sufficient to provide the planned service at the levels listed above and that service at these levels will begin no later than the day by which 50% of the project’s total building floor area will be occupied.
- For rail service other than streetcars, the transit agency must certify that preliminary engineering for a rail line has begun. In addition, the service must meet either of these two requirements:
- A state legislature or local subdivision of the state (or local government for projects outside the U.S.) has authorized the transit agency to expend funds to establish rail transit service that will begin no later than the date by which 50% of the project’s total building floor area will be occupied. OR
- A local government has dedicated funding or reimbursement commitments from future tax revenue for the development of stations, platforms, or other rail transit infrastructure that will serve the project no later than the date by which 50% of the project’s total building floor area will be occupied.
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Addenda
02/07/2018– Updated: 03/07/2018
Reference Guide Correction
Description of change:
Inquiry:
Ruling:
Campus Applicable
No
Internationally Applicable:
No
Credit language
© Copyright U.S. Green Building Council, Inc. All rights reserved.
Requirements
Locate or design the project such that 50% of its dwelling units are within a 1/4-mile (400-meter) walking distance of the number of uses (see Appendix 1) listed in Table 1. For projects with no dwelling units, 50% of dwelling units within a 1/4-mile (400-meter) walking distance of the project boundary must be within a 1/4-mile (400-meter) walking distance of the number of uses within the project specified in Table 1. The specified number of uses must be in place by the time of 50% occupancy of total building floor area (exclusive of portions of parking structures devoted to parking).
Table 1. Points for uses within 1/4-mile (400-meter) walking distance, by percentage of occupancy
Diverse uses |
Points |
|---|---|
4–7 |
1 |
8–11 |
2 |
12–19 |
3 |
≥ 20 |
4 |
- A use may be counted as only one use type (e.g., a retail store may be counted only once even if it sells products in several categories).
- No more than two uses in each use type may be counted (e.g., if five restaurants are within the required distance, only two may be counted).
- The uses accessible to each counted dwelling unit must represent at least two categories.
- The relevant transit agency has a signed full-funding grant agreement with the Federal Transit Administration (or equivalent national agency for projects outside of the U.S.) that includes a revenue operations date for the start of transit service. The revenue operations date must be no later than the day by which 50% of the project’s total building floor area will be occupied.
- For bus, streetcar, bus rapid transit, or ferry service, the transit agency must certify that it has an approved budget that includes specifically allocated funds sufficient to provide the planned service at the levels listed above and that service at these levels will begin no later than the day by which 50% of the project’s total building floor area will be occupied.
- For rail service other than streetcars, the transit agency must certify that preliminary engineering for a rail line has begun. In addition, the service must meet either of these two requirements:
- A state legislature or local subdivision of the state (or local government for projects outside the U.S.) has authorized the transit agency to expend funds to establish rail transit service that will begin no later than the date by which 50% of the project’s total building floor area will be occupied. OR
- A local government has dedicated funding or reimbursement commitments from future tax revenue for the development of stations, platforms, or other rail transit infrastructure that will serve the project no later than the date by which 50% of the project’s total building floor area will be occupied.
Addenda
02/07/2018– Updated: 03/07/2018
Reference Guide Correction
Description of change:
100002231 Mixed use types edit
Revise the second bullet to read as follows:
"Ensure that no more than two uses within each use type are counted for each dwelling unit."
Inquiry:
Ruling:
Campus Applicable
No
Internationally Applicable:
No