VOC Compliance for Toilet pods manufactured offsite

I believe the determining factor is if the support buildings are also pursuing LEED certification. If yes, then all prereqs/attempted credits apply to the support buildings. If no, then only plumbing fixtures accessible to the occupants of the building pursuing LEED are to follow the WEpc Indoor Water Use Requirements guidance.  On projects where the restroom facilities are built offsite I have only included their plumbing fixtures in the LEED application with success. Never had to demonstrate all other prereq/credits were met by such offsite buildings. I believe the thinking is that the main building will become LEED certified, and not the offsite 'support buildings'.  If GBCI required offsite support buildings to comply with the LEM credit, then the logic would follow that they need to be included in the energy model, vent calcs, commissioning, etc.. To that end it would then become a multiple building application and might require Campus/Master Site with a potential group application. LEEDuser community, please post if you have a different experience with support buildings that are not pursuing LEED certification.   Thanks!

I agree, VOC compliance isn't required for offsite manufactured toilet pods but with requiring LEM you are keeping with the intent of LEED and the Low Emiting Materials credit.  It's won't contribute to the LEM credit but is the right thing to do. 

I agree with Kimberly that it is technically not a requirement, but I have never regretted pushing a project team to go further. It's the right thing to do, and if it were my building I would want them to use the low-VOC options, no matter where they're applied.