The pre-requisite criteria speaks of having Carbon monoxide monitors installed in each dwelling unit. 

Hi Everyone,

Our project is in what would be considered a PM2.5 Non-attainment area if it were in the USA (according to ASHRAE 62.1 table I-1) because it is just above the 12µg/m3 annual average.

Hello,

We are working on a  New Construction office building.

The garage  within the building consists of two identical underground floors.

Hello, I have a system in a hotel that has a constant air volume system of crca 550 l/s and I am not sure how to correspond to the requierement of LEED: 

Hi everyone and thanks in advance for your attention and support.

A high-rise mixed-use project with two levels of office and multiple levels of residential is in EPA Zone 1 for radon.

There is a labor accomodation project with the no cooking facilities whatsoever. There will be centralised kitchen facility for the project. Do we still need to have CO sensors one per unit?

In some of our projects, we are providing outdoor air to some spaces which do not require outdoor air supply as per ASHRAE 62.1. For example, water tank room, some storages etc.
 

In a Mall project, it has multiple kitchens/restaurants which have ecology units that exhaust air (fume hoods).