Has anyone had any experience with an exemption to a requirement due to a historical building or feature? This is regarding the requirement that no more than 30% of the primary façade can be witho

Two items: 1) A clarification of the language on non-motorized rights-of-way guidance. 2) A question whether the minimum height ratio is an appropriate measure of walkability in campus settings. 1

One of the requirements states, "At-grade crossings with driveways account for no more than 10% of the length of sidewalks within the project".

Hello - has anyone had an issue with Requirement #9: where should the 50' tree spacing start from a busy intersection?

I am working on a project where most of the site hardscape is existing. I'm looking for an opinion specifically on two of the requirements for this credit. 7.

For this credit, one of the requirements is "Continuous sidewalks [...] serve all buildings [...] and connect them with public sidewalks.".

When I searched the forum for insight on how to apply/adapt some of the requirements for a campus setting, the posts were from way back in August 2012.

How does the building-height-to-street-width ratio promote walkable environments?

In my project there is a main entrance lobby that includes a permanently manned reception.

We just wanted to share a little of our experience with this credit.