Hi, I am trying to apply this credit to one of my project. The credit requirement states that "Publicly accessible alleys may be counted" as intersections.

The project site I am dealing with has a varied topography (outside Pittsburgh, PA), and I believe the geographic limitations of the site and surroundings made it difficult to meet the required thr

I'm not sure why this point is necessary, to be completely honest.

It seems like this is a useful metric to measure pedestrian options in the spirit of quantifying alternatives to vehicular travel.

I really like this credit, and I think it shows a value to choosing a home locations that was otherwise unnoticed. I do, however, have some questions about intersections, and some options that may

It appears that our project will qualify for this point, and I do believe that the spirit of the credit positively reinforces the walkability of our neighborhood site as the increased intersections

We were on the cusp of Gold level until our review came back with several points deducted from our energy model.

I agree with comments made regarding the intent of the credit including pedestrian access.