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NC-2009 SSc1:Site Selection

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I have a project in Russia. In Russia we use the local equivalent of the United States Code of Federal Regulations named State Immovable Property Cadastre. I can get an the extract from the State Immovable Property Cadastre: the land parcel cadastral certificate, which proclaims that our project site is not a Prime farmland. Is it acceptable if I'll upload in the SSc1 LEED Online form this cadastral certificate? Thanks.

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Tristan Roberts
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Sun, 11/03/2013 - 03:35

Olga, as noted in the credit language projects outside the U.S. can use a local equivalent to show compliance.

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