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regularly used exterior entrance

Project location: U.S. and Canada

April 5, 2018

Erin Holdenried

Sustainable Design Director
Bell Architects

LEEDuser Premium Member

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Project location: U.S. and Canada

April 5, 2018

Has anyone come across a good definition of "regularly used exterior entrance"? Such as entrances used at least once a day or once a week?

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Dave Hubka

Practice Leader - Sustainability
EUA

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April 6, 2018 - 7:47 am

With our correspondence with GBCI it is our understanding that "regular" is defined as daily use.

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