parking lot in the NE corner of the property that we are excluding from the LEED boundary. We aren't doing any work on it but would be replacing the existing perimeter lighting to match the new site...

= total area of blocks and/or lots? Log in or register to post comments Emily Purcell Sustainable Design Lead CannonDesign LEEDuser Expert 369 thumbs up December 21, 2018- 10:23 am That's correct. Log...

Greetings, The project we are modeling at the moment is supposed to have exterior lighting for the facades, some parking lots and some walkways. The exact LPD however is still to be calculated and will be ready at a later stage. The question is: Should we apply the LPD as per the standard to the Proposed and to the Baseline (equal values) or there are some other rules. Your advice is highly appreaciated as allways. Thanks. EAp2 Russia ...

Hi all, what qualifies transit options as having commuter service only? My project is located near a train station that is mainly used for commuting, but we also have 2 bus lines with about 30 trips...

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Dear all, I am working on a project (NC-V4, not zero-lot line) with a rainwater harvest for flushing toilets and for irrigation. The harvest capacity is about the 20% of the run-off volume, while the rest is managed through a dry-wells system (after a contaminant and pollutant cleaning treatment). As a result, all the run-off volume goes into the aquifer and nothing goes into the urban sewerage. Could the combination of rainwater harvest and dry-wells be considered as a Low-Impact Development strategy?  I took a look on EPA website, but I haven't found any clarification about it. Thanks,...

with this pilot credit using PAS 402? We are also looking at this credit on a few projects in the UK using facilities certified under PAS 402 or the Carbon Trust Zero Waste To Landfill Certification. Any feedback...

Just noticed this line while reading the reference guide for the 10,000th time and it may have been overlooked by me previously, looking for any other thoughts/experiences/suggestions. Under "Changes from LEED 2009" it states that "emissions requirements for on-site, wet-applied, full-spread products... are now included. VOC content limits for on-site, wet-applied products are still required" This implies to me that "non-full" spread interior on-site, wet-applied products, may have been exempt from the General Emissions evaluation criteria. What is the definitition...

up February 4, 2020- 3:26 pm With the lovely, ahem, new format of the LEED credit library lots of stuff is lost or misplaced.  The Resources tab only includes the spreadsheet for credit documentation...