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NC-2009 IDc1:Innovation in Design

ND Credit for Innovation under NC Rating System

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Janene Bolt
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Clark Nexsen Architecture Engineering
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The "LEED Project Submittal Tips: New Construction 2009" document, link below, only lists EBOM credits as credits that can be pursued for innovation credit under the NC rating system. Does this mean that our project (NC 2009) can't pursue an innovation credit from the Neighborhood Development Rating system? http://www.gbci.org/Libraries/Certification_Resources/LEED_Project_Submittal_Tips-NC2009.sflb.ashx

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Tristan Roberts
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Thu, 03/21/2013 - 16:07

Janene, that is that not what that means. It just means that those EBOM credits are commonly pursued, and that GBCI has some tips for which ones are okay. You can use an ND credit, if it's appropriate.

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