When LEED ask for the reference evapotranspiration rate (ETo) for the month of July in the WEc1 form, does it mean I should provide the daily ETo for the month of July (ETo rate per day), or should

I am having difficulty interpreting the paragraph in this credit describing how to deal with athletic fields.

We have a project using artificial turf for the football field so it does not require irrigation, but it does need to be rinsed and cooled down.

p184 of BD&C Reference Guide (from LI 10217) states, "For school projects, including playgrounds and athletic fields in this credit is optional.

I have a LEED Campus project, using permanent irrigation systems fed by rainwater collected in cisterns and pumped. Approx.

Our landscape designer has assured us that the native plant design will not require irrigation once established.

In a LEED 2009 NC Schools project: If the school incorporates a vegetable and herb garden for cultivation and use by culinary arts students as part of their curriculum, does this garden have to be

Our project has planned a large area to be planted with native material needing no irrigation.

Projects other than Schools: Can they exclude playing fields in certain credits just like Schools can?

Our project in south-central South Dakota consists of a building addition over a previously graded turf area.