Dear Users,
We have a client down here in Chile (Ministry of Health) who's decided to pursue LEED certification for a new hospital (first time in the country) at five months into construction phase (total is 30 month). The building was designed and intends to become a showcase for new best practices in new hospitals and the public sector.
Everything looks OK in terms of prerequisites and overall scoring. However, their original ESC Plan-like (called Site Environmental Plan) is not compliant with EPA standards, though they are now implementing the corrective measures to comply with this PR and we'll be documenting everything as required (photos, plans, site checklist, etc.). My concern is whether a later implementation and documentation (ie: date-stamped photos) of this PR will suffice to comply, or such belated decision of pursuing certification LEED already sinked the whole initiative (in which case I'd obviously advice my client against moving forward with registration).

Any feedback and/or precedents are thankfully appreciated.