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NC-2009 MPR2:Must be a complete, permanent building or space

Permanent Land /Space Requirement (MPRPp2)

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al-emran hossain
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Bangladesh Green Building Academy
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Hi LEED Expert , We want to know about Minimum Program Requirement (MPRPp2)of permanent space/land matter. Our client has 20 years lease land from BD Gov and build NC factory as a LEED Project . Is it acceptable of lease land for LEED project what already given BD Gov for 20 years lease ?

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Tristan Roberts
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Sun, 03/27/2016 - 22:49

Yes, that is fine. The LEED requirement doesn't mean that you have to have permanent access/possession of the land. It means that the building should be on permanent land, that is, not sea or land reclaimed from the sea.

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