Should I include loads of soil, stone, pipe bedding materials, underground pipe, catch basins or other site work materials to the total cost of materials?

We completed the design of our project in 2013 and start construction in 2014.

I am conducting this survey in affiliation with University of Cincinnati in support of my hypothesis for my Master's thesis. It would just take 10-15 minutes of your time.

I have documentation from the project's concrete supplier that includes integral color together with cementitious materials.

Are these materials-basecourse,bedding sand and subbase materials have recycled content? Can they also be qualified for Regional materials?

I am wrestling with what this part of the MR credit overview says: "A project team may include materials costs from CSI MasterFormat Division 12 - Furniture and Furnishings as long as this is don

The LEED Online format for submitting the MR credit 4, 5, and 7 it asks for the "Cost per Item" and "Number of Items Purchased". I have to total cost of the items, but not the individual cost.

form im filling out says total material cost for csi divisions 3-10, as well as many of the divisions from 31. ive heard others say 31 isn't necessary. just 3-10. whats the consensus?

Certification obtained, site occupied & used - fast forward a couple of years - any reason why Owner can't remove a recycled floor tile he doesn't like and replace it with a product of his choo

Here's one I haven't seen and would love for people to weigh in on. A manufacturer of, let's say paint, has provided recycled content information but it's for the buckets their product comes in.