f the only subsystem available in the project is (Indoor plumbing fixtures and fittings), Are we eligible to earn this Credit for a core and shell project?

We have a New construction project - offices with a restaurant on the groud floor. Does anyone know if water use for the purpose of the restaurant can be considered process water?

In order to achieve this credit, permanent water meters can be installed also for "Boiler with aggregate projected annual water use of 100,000 gallons (378 500 liters) or more, or boiler of mo

I have this question for several university projects: the only water interior use in the buildings is restrooms.

We have four systems on our project that we could potentially submeter.  However, from reading the LEED V4 Reference Guide, and this short article - 

The requirement is to meter 80% indoor plumbing fixtures and fittings as described in WEp Indoor Water Use reduction: lavs, toilets, urinals, showers.

I'm surrounded by really smart mech engineers and we need clarification about how to measure the total combined heating capacity.

I'm working on an assisted living facility that will have laundry machines in just a few of their residential units, but generally have a central laundry facility for the building.

The credit is not specific enough (as it is in the energy metering credit).

We are installing a meter onto the geothermal well water makeup water (due to evaporation/leakage) – will this count as the additional meter, under process water?