My project is in an urban setting and I have established my LEED Project Boundry to include improvements in the public right-of-way for the purposes of WEc1. When completing the documentation for SSc2, I plan to use the area of the actual property owned by the Developer to establish the project density. It seems like the differing values could create a conflict somewhere in the documentation, but each value seems accurate for it's specific use.
Can I use the differing site area values or do i need to settle on a single value?
Did I
Ellen Mitchell
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May 20, 2013 - 12:44 pm
I would advise you to pick a boundary and use it consistently. You could try to argue your case with a narrative, but my experience has been that you will need a good reason (beyond maximizing your potential points) for any variation of your boundary.