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Exemplary Performance

April 24, 2012

Alexis Thompson

Building Scientist
Chelsea Group, Ltd.

LEEDuser Basic Member

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April 24, 2012

What is the exemplary performance RCCT threshold? Reference Guide says 95%, LEEDOnline forms are built to indicate "Y" for exemplary performance at 95%, and LEEDUser says 95%, but there is an addenda that indicates 80% (https://www.usgbc.org/ShowFile.aspx?DocumentID=18726). Can anyone confirm this update?

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Jenny Carney

Vice President
WSP

LEEDuser Expert

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May 8, 2012 - 12:58 pm

I believe that for now, 80% is the number. Might not be the same in the future though.

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FAQs about SSc4:

The LEEDuser survey template asks for the occupant’s home zipcode. Some of our occupants won’t want to provide this sort of personal information. Do we have to collect this data?

The LEED Reference Guide says that the survey should not be announced in a way that might generate skewed responses or encourage unrepresentative behavior. We’ve been educating our occupants for several months on the LEED process. What should we do?

The LEED Reference Guide says that survey results can be extrapolated to all nonrespondents if the survey response rate is 80%, but I also saw this was true for a 60% response rate. Which is correct?

My project is a retail center. Do we need to survey shoppers? What about the retail employees?

My project is a hotel. Do we need to survey guests?

My project is an educational building on a university campus. Do we need to survey students?

The LEED Reference Guide says we need to account for seasonal variations in commuting behavior, but doesn’t offer any guidance on how to do this. What should I do?

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