We have a small two story core and shell project. The owner provided rough ins for plumbing fixtures to be installed by the tenant. We had a Lease agreement and tenant guidelines that outlined the necessity for water savings fixtures. We tried to take a performance approach and GBCI rejected our documentation. For the appeal, I am planning to take a Tenant Neutral approach, if that is the case all the fixtures would be just baseline and I will not get the required 20%. The jurisdiction that we are in requires all first time to be LEED certified minimum so the Tenant has installed water conserving fixtures and waiting to get their TI portion LEED certified. They cannot proceed until the shell is Certified. I am planning on uploading their TI installation as supplemental information and all the City's ordinance. I want to make sure this is adequate, I don't want the appeal to be rejected.
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Amit Ahiel
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July 23, 2014 - 10:08 am
Hi Anu,
Can you provide some context:
What was the reviewer comment?
What was the reviewer's technical advice?
What was the lease agreement requirement for water savings: 20% per WEp1?
Your question is lost and some words seem missing, for example "The jurisdiction that we are in requires all first time to be LEED certified minimum"....first time what?
Would love to help but need more information.