The project we are working on is to be built on a land that has been graded as it is part of a national master plan that defines the plot ratio and creates the buildable plots in advance.

We are working on a project that has three different buildings on a previously developed site, for which we want to submit a Group Certification; it is mentionned in the associated guide that the '

The Reference Guide says "a residential area with a minimum density of 10 units per acre must be present within the (1/2 mi.) radius (502.4 acres)." Is there a minimum percentage of the area withi

Our project is located into a LEED Neighborhood Development which obtained Stage 1 certification.

Just received comments back from GBCI regarding our SS credit 2.

I find it odd that a hotel is not listed as an amenity. Does anyone have any history with getting this accepted? What about a gas station and nursery? (The kind with plants, not children).

My development density radius just touches a 92,000 square foot hotel, which will kick me over the 60,000 sq ft per acre limit.

I'm working on a suburban site that has over ten services within the the 1/2 mile radius, but there is not a sidewalk connecting them.

Project I am working on is located within a college campus. Can I count such as a chapel, cafeteria or library as a part of servcie even though they are within the campus?

I am trying to plot out the 10 community connectivity locations using either google maps or bing maps, and I am unable to draw a 1/2 mile radius circle to enclose the area.