I am working on a hotel NC certification. It is clear that the guests count as residents with 5 uses per day for toilets and faucets. But there is a public toilet block next to the breakfast room.

Dear LEEDusers. Our project includes toilets for disabled persons and I am not sure how to include this in our calculations.

We are working on a bank branch with toilet facilities only available for FTEs, not for visitors.

In a swimming pool facility it is very likely that almost all users do take a shower before leave.

We are starting a project (food service building) taht will serve to the users of other individual buildings of the same company, all of them are within the propoerty of the company and are not LEE

We are working on an interior rennovation of a multi-level office building with one owner/tenant. We are not touching the core, shell or landscape.

1) So we're going to appeal our failed prerequisit (after finding the limit of 12 seconds on metering faucets).

My office project has a "Wellness" room whcih includes a lav faucet & toilet.

The Water Use Reduction - Additional Guidance document seems to indicate that although on-site non-potable water sources for flush fixtures and/or flow fixtures (i.e.

There's been a lot of talk recently about the auto-control / metering faucet requirement in LEED via the "Water Use Reduction Additional Guidance" document.