For various reasons, my project's Design Submittal got put on hold in 2014 after most of the work effort was done and uploaded to LEED Online. The outstanding items included the completion of the energy model, EAp2/EAc1, and EAc6. These items have recently been completed.
The older documentation has an April 2014 date. The more recent documentation is dated 2016. If the 2014 documentation is still valid to demonstrate compliance with the various credits, is it acceptable to still use it? Or do I need to have the whole team update the documentation to a more consistent, recent date?
We are so close to being ready to submit. I'd hate to have to spend the time replacing documentation, if it is not required. Thanks!
TODD REED
Energy Program SpecialistPA DMVA
LEEDuser Expert
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May 31, 2016 - 8:10 am
Yes it is acceptable to use the older documentation as long as there is no conflicting information on the newer documentation. Could the reviewer question the reason for the different dates? Yes, but more than likely they would just ask for a narrative to clarify. So if there is no conflicting info and the older documentation is still valid I would submit it and then if questioned respond.