The SSc5.1 form does not indicate who should provide the signed statement. It would seem most appropriate for the contractor to sign, but as this is a design credit it seems that either the architect or owner would be most appropriate. Do review teams question who signs these statements now that the requirements for specific project team members to sign has been removed?

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Michael Smithing

Director - Green Building Advisory

Colliers International Ltd.

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Tue, 11/17/2015 - 08:01

Sorry - I misread the checklist. I'll have the contractor sign the statement. I'm still interested in whether anyone has had an issue where the review team questions the signatory since the requirement for specific project team members to sign has been removed. I'm also curious where the design/construction credit distinction is noted other than on the checklist (and presumably in the reference manual.) It does not appear to be in the credit library or the LEED Online credits unless I'm missing something.

Gustavo De las Heras Izquierdo

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Tue, 11/17/2015 - 12:36

I've never had an issue with this signature. Good luck!

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