The explanation for MPR 1, contains additional information regarding 'existing land': "Buildings located on previously constructed docks, piers, jetties, infill, and other manufactured structures in or above water are permissible, provided that the artificial land was not constructed by the owner of the LEED project for the express purpose of constructing the LEED project."
The last part of the sentence is cryptic to me. Does it mean that when a client is constructing a dock for example, and on top a building (amongst other buildings) that needs to be certified, the project is not eligble for certification? Or does it mean that the project can't be certified when the only reason the dock is built, is the LEED-certification? I'm struggling with the phrase 'express purpose' in the sentence above.
