we have an existing bldg. remodel project that has received certificate of substantial completion. this project had a very aggressive, ultra-fast track schedule and in order to get everything done per the owners schedule, we put together a preliminary scorecard targeting all the credits possible [58 for LEED NC 2009] as part of the specifications/construction documents. fast forward a few months and now the remodel is finished and the owner is occupying the space. we are just now attempting to pull everything together to get our documentation in order. in the process we realized that the fund. Cx may not have happened. there are two CIRs dealing with related circumstances: the CIR dated 11/10/2008 and the CIR dated 9/18/2007.
i’m wondering what the best action plan would be and if we even have any hope of obtaining compliance to this prerequisite.
thank you.
Tristan Roberts
RepresentativeVermont House of Representatives
LEEDuser Expert
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February 7, 2011 - 11:24 pm
Matthew, what did you gather from those CIRs? I'm not familiar with them.I would say, however, that it's unlikely you can earn this prerequisite.
Matthew VanSweden
Director of Intersectional Professional Services55 thumbs up
February 8, 2011 - 8:13 am
thanks for the follow up tristan - our team has also been in contact with the GBCI and they rightly feel we have not done enough to satisfy the intent of the credit and that the primary benefit of commissioning would be lost if commissioning was done after-the-fact.
we will likely be pursuing EBOM.