Could you clarify why a comment on this forum is required even though we have no unresolved questions?

We found this pilot credit after our school project was designed and beginning construction.

I'd like to see an option for a walking/running path on the site of at least a mile in length and/or fitness cross-training stations at intervals along the path.

I strongly support this credit.

For this option to be fulfilled can natural lighting be factored in, or is it limited to light fixtures?

I would suggest broadening the examples of items that could provide sensory stimulation to include the architecture itself, not just "add-on" elements such as artwork or music.

The title of the pilot credit implies occupant activeness in general, but the credit focuses significantly on staircases as the means of activity.

In a multi-family project, we have 2 of 3 stairwells that meet the daylighting requirement. Would we still be able to claim credit for the daylighting option, as 1 of our 7 features?

Requirement 5 states "Locate a main staircase to be visible before an occupant visually encounters any motorized vertical circulation (elevator/escalator).

What if we have an element that meets the intend of the credit but is not included in the list of 11 features from which to choose?