What qualifies as "open grid paving"? Can a gravel bed designed to be 50% pervious qualify as "open grid paving"?
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What qualifies as "open grid paving"? Can a gravel bed designed to be 50% pervious qualify as "open grid paving"?
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Ashwini Arun
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August 1, 2016 - 4:06 pm
Hi Erin,
The LEEDv4 Reference Guide defines Open grid systems as "pavements that consist of loose substrates supported by a grid of a more structurally sound grid or webbing." I am not sure how a gravel bed would qualify as an open grid pavement system. For this credit, the gravel will need to meet the SRI requirements specified in the credit language.