more referring to freestanding, unattached canopies, often found in the middle of a parking lot. (They're becoming a rather popular place to lay solar panels on top of these days.) Here's...

a good case for setting it up either way--this is how they chose to do it. I guess they want to force us to spread the credit across lots of products and not allow a few "unicorn" products...

that the information is true. If that commitment wasn't being honored, then that is a different issue. For your example with the parking lot striping this would be covered by re-submitting the new design during...

Erica Downs LEED Consultant The Green Engineer LEEDuser Basic Member 254 thumbs up March 13, 2017- 9:56 am Hi Zu-Ning- For NC Option 1, use a 500-mile radius from the project site, measured "as the crow flies". You can use an online tool like the Geobytes Distance Calculator http://geobytes.com/citydistancetool/ to find the staight-line distance between 2 cities. Both the manufacturing...

stops per city/town/suburb along a greater rail corridor, versus inner-city transit with stops as frequent as every few blocks (such as a subway line) which qualifies as "light rail"....

We have a project which a bus line provides (15) trips on a Saturday and (11) trips on a Sunday, with an average of (13) trips between the (2) days.  The credit language states that an average may be used when the number of weekend trips differs per day.  Would the average of (13) be used for the entire weekend across the (2) days (Saturday and Sunday) or is it an average of (13) trips per day for each day of the weekend?   LTc5 United States ...

Calie Gihl Design Engineer LEEDuser Expert 19 thumbs up February 27, 2018- 12:57 am Hey Evie, Check out this response from a similar question a couple of years ago:  https://leeduser.buildinggreen.com/forum/bus-stops Based on that logic, you can count the trips from each of you different lines, so your bus lines can count as different routes for the extra point! Log in or register to post comments Brightworks...

Jarrod Siegel OPN Architects LEEDuser Basic Member 3 thumbs up July 28, 2016- 11:42 am The example you use with WEp1 doesn’t sound like an issue that is directly tied to the new forms, in my opinion. That sounds like a pretty standard review comment that is used in the case of miscalculated Fixture User Groups to account for unisex restrooms, which is a common issue for a lot of project teams....

a solution! Thank you for sharing with us what it was/is. The leedonline/USGBC folks were of absolutely zero help. Log in or register to post comments Ian McCall Environmental Engineer LEEDuser Basic Member 13...

been very helpful.  Log in or register to post comments LEEDuser Basic Member 3 thumbs up March 27, 2023- 12:30 pm Hi Marc, what about if the exterior lighting (parking lot lights) are 100% solar...