We are considering using this pilot credit in order to demonstrate siting a project in order to take advantage of the walkability of the project itself and put less emphasis on the parking lots des

Wow. The credit makes some sense, but the process is definitely a challenge. I just spent 20 minutes trying to find the survey to complete it.

We are applying the pilot credit in a campus setting, where the primary façade fronts a pedestrian plaza, as opposed to street.

Can projects use on-street parking that has time limitations (e.g. Parking is prohibited from 8am-6pm on Weekdays)?

Some of our buildings are located in the historical districts of Paris (without necessarily being historical buildings themselves).

We are working in a zero lot line project. It's possible to consider this credit as there is no interior siewalks? Thanks

This is in regards to the requirements 6 and 7. 6 - No more than 20% of the street frontage includes garage or service bay openings. Alley access is used instead, if available.

Our project is a dormitory for 1-8 grade kids located in a campus.

Is there a requirement or guideline as to how far from the project site the public spaces/squares/plazas need to be?

I'm wondering how to treat the