Hello, I'm working on a large building with over 20 separate entrances/exits that are adjacent to public sidewalks and plaza areas. The owner is concerned that placing 20 no-smoking signs will negatively impact the aesthetic of the building (even with nicely designed signs), and I tend to agree. Unfortunately we got the following comment from the LEED reviewer: “The documentation indicates that the exterior smoking policy may not be posted in sufficient locations to account for multiple entrances to the project building. Provide a narrative and other documentation to confirm how the signage is posted in enough locations to communicate the exterior non-smoking policy reasonably to all occupants.” Has anyone dealt with a similar situation or have any suggestions on how to communicate the no-smoking policy to all occupants without having a sign at every door? I’m thinking we could strategically place signs so they cover multiple doors, but I wanted to see if anyone had any other ideas or insights. Thank you.
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