We are owrking on a project on previously developed land that we have established as complying with IESNA LZ2.

We are building a healthcare project and have registered our project as LEED for NC. We have a question concerning exterior lighting.

We conducted a photometric analysis for a new building and complied with light trespass on all sides of the building except the south side, where the new building will abut an existing building wit

We are trying to pursue this credit as a campus credit.

I tried to fiend a definition of "Shield envelope openings that have a direct line of sight to non-emergency luminaires".

We are working on a maintenance facility for a landfill (Don't worry - there is a big compost and container recycling operation there too!) They will be operating and maintaining garbage trucks.

Please address this in a paragraph or two.

My project is a Data Center located within a very urbanized area and surrounded by other buildings (located very close) thus any kind of lighting is not needed.

The site boundary of our building is lined with quite tall and dense trees. Should these be incorporated into the footcandle calculations?

We have a permanent free standing canopy over all of the parking spaces on site. Would this fall under the canopy allowance for lighting power density calculations?