will it be ok for submission if my faucet deisgn case gpm is double the baseline standard.
we have a situation here, whereby we unable to find a local aerator which could fix into the faucet properly, BUT the end of the whole calculation (incl wc, urinal), our total saving is 23% .
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Tristan Roberts
RepresentativeVermont House of Representatives
LEEDuser Expert
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August 18, 2010 - 7:25 am
I believe the requirement is to meet the water-savings threshold for the project as a whole. You are not required to meet the thresholds on a fixture-by-fixture basis. So yes, that is ok.
Kimberly Ja
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October 10, 2011 - 5:45 pm
Hello, what savings threshold is this? I don't remember coming across anything like that, so I was assuming every sink/wc needed to be w/in the baseline. My building is using the 160% baseline and our savings are about 33% right now, excluding a faucet case like above which has no fitting aerator and has a gpm not w/in the 160% baseline (0.8 gpm) limit for public lavatory sinks. I can leave it alone? But I should put in a separate fixture group for it since it is one high gpm sink?