Hi All. We are working on a new middle school that provides male and female locker rooms adjacent to the school gym/ assembly area.

The school project we are working on has bicycle storage but no shower facility provided. This school is also connected to a NON-LEED building that has gymnasium.

Please clarify the meaning of "in two directions" from the credit language regarding bike lanes for schools? Does this mean a lane for "coming" and a lane for "going"?

As discussed briefly above: even though the credit language states bicycle racks are to be calculated for only student and staff, LEED online form includes transient numbers in its calculations.

The following is review comment I received for SS 4.2. "Refer to the comments within PIf3: Occupant and Usage Data.

We are providing shared use sidewalks that are 8ft wide to meet this credit. However, the signage requirement has been a discussion we consistently return to.

What is a dedicated bike lane? I have a sidewalk leading to a new elementary school in two different directions. One is approximately 100 feet long from the from the primary access road.

Does anyone know whether bicycle paths are necessary at a kindergarten facility with no students above grade 3 level? Bicycle storage will be only available to staff members.