Within the required radius, we have a nursing home facility with an average density of 10 units per acre.

In the review process for our project. We have received teh following comment: "It is unclear whether all of the community services are available to the general public.

We are working on the design of a new Campus comprises 5 faculties along with 14 buildings including residential, public, and ancillary facilities.

Here's a very Basic Question from a LEED novice studying to take the BD+C specialty exam: Most categories have one credit associated with them. The category, SSc2, has a possible 5 credits.

Would a studio dedicated to a particular activity/sport count as a fitness center? Martial arts, yoga, dance, etc?

A building pursuing the Development Density and Community Connectivity credit is located within a 2 acres community (8,093,m²), in which existing buildings total 90,000 sq. ft (8,361 m²).

For one of our projects we are thinking of negotiating with a local bank to set up an ATM machine that is open to public.

I have a project that sits atop a subway station and across the street from a major local bus transfer facility, which consists of a lot of open space with bus queing lanes and passenger loading ba

Would anyone consider ATM machine as one of the basic services (Banks), for Option 2 - community connectivity?

I have two questions: 1. Is a daycare center considered a basic service? 2. Can I have more than one school listed in basic services?