We are working in a project inside a national park. The site used to be occuppied by a fuel station that was demolished and abated 12 years ago. There is no record of the station's lay-out or foot print. The site includes a wooded area. We are considering the site to be a Previously Developed Area. However, the Reference Guide mentions that for sites with both green and previously developed areas conditions for each specific area should be met. The site is not more that 3 acres and we have no record of the extension of the fuel station. How do we determine if the site is exclusively a Previously Developed Area or a combination of both?
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Tristan Roberts
RepresentativeVermont House of Representatives
LEEDuser Expert
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November 20, 2011 - 1:45 am
Eduardo, first I would review the revised definition of previously developed that USGBC included in its Nov. 2011 addenda. Roll over the green wording in your post to see that definition. I am not sure but perhaps that will help.If you do determine that you need to combine options, I would try to make up a conservative case that you can justify... although I don't have an exact suggestion.