to align with the energy models. Unless your project includes some unusual, extenuating circumstances, GBCI’s advice seems out of line with the reviews that I have experienced. Log in or register to post...

Lawrence Lile Chief Engineer Lile Engineering, LLC LEEDuser Basic Member 76 thumbs up September 27, 2016- 5:40 pm In a related question, a similar product they use is an inverted spray clear coating. The Contractor will snap a chalk line on concrete, then spray with a clear coating. If for some reason we could argue that this was a "Waterproof Concrete Masonry Sealer" which is allowed 400 g/L VOCs, then it would comply with SCAQMD. Is there any possibility this would fly? There is no other SCAQMD category that it seems to fit in. Log in or register to post comments John-David...

free to drop me a line if you would like to discuss. Log in or register to post comments David Eldridge Energy Efficiency Ninja Grumman/Butkus Associates LEEDuser Premium Member 68 thumbs up July 11,...

Just a heads up to project teams: I was completing the Hazard Assessment inputs for our project using the pc Workbook and noticed that a line item for the Drought category needs to added to the list of Hazards. Minor item. This note just applies to the Prerequisite/Hazard Assessments Workbook tab. The Climate Resilience tab for Option 1 includes Drought. ...

to the form, it would show zero (0) water applied to that area for both the base and design cases, making the end result exactly the same. Log in or register to post comments Carlie Bullock-Jones Principal...

for the energy systems work of Option 1, Path 1 (the first line of Path 2 is to do Path 1). That should definitely be the same firm as Path 1. Log in or register to post comments Brian Salazar President, LEED AP,...

Log in or register to post comments Tristan Roberts Representative Vermont House of Representatives LEEDuser Expert 11477 thumbs up November 22, 2016- 9:51 am Joanna, a lot depends on your project...

thumbs up December 22, 2016- 10:00 am Trista, Thank you for your reply. I was actually along the same lines of thinking as you, but I received this confirmation from GBCI the other day which provides...

and there are no crosswalk lines painted on the compacted gravel. We do have 10 basic services and the development density available and the area is being slowly developed looking to be fully developed, sidewalks, crosswalks,...

Allison Smith Sustainable Design Leader HKS, Inc. LEEDuser Premium Member 42 thumbs up December 22, 2016- 5:15 pm If patient and staff parking is separated, you may want to consider Option 3. If this is a shared lot for multiple buildings, you will need to use the FTE for all buildings that use this lot (not just the space(s) you are certifying). Per LEED Interpretations 10202 and 2516, preferred parking should be distributed appropriately by ratio of parking area (ie. VIP and general parking). Additionally, please see above FAQ, "Should I consider motorbikes and parking spaces for them under...