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NC-2009 SSc1:Site Selection

Previously developed major renovation

Hello, my question is regarding an existing industrial plant that went under major renovation of the building, process, etc. The site is obviously previously developed, since it has a building, roads, a parking lot, etc. Is it necessary to document that it is not in a prime farmland, etc., considering that there has been a building there for some years? Thanks!

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Tristan Roberts
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Mon, 12/23/2013 - 20:37

You cannot skip any documentation steps. However, the documentation for this credit is actually pretty simple—take a look at the LEED Online form.

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