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I read the definition of zero lot line and have a question, does the basement count as construction area?
For example, my building has a basement that takes up the entire...

We have a correctional project where we are doing some of the sitework now but the project work will be paused over the winter. We will have a soil stockpile and we are concerned about putting a...

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We are working on a LEED v4 New Construction certification of a mall. Renovation only applies to the building, but not to the surrounding parking. Nevertheless, on these ...

As LEED Consultants we are working in remote mode because of COVID-19 risk.

The Project Team is concern about how this may or may not affect the certification.

Site visits are...

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We are working on a project outside of the US, and our Civil Engineer has developed their plan in accordance with IECA (International Erosion Control Association) standards. I am...

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We are redoing a recreational park and adding building and splash pads. After 8 months, we realized that we have not done any prevention pollution plan as a...

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We are working on an Airport project. The earthworks and construction of the terminal will be done by different contractors, meaning the...

Vanessa Nelson LEEDuser Expert 7 thumbs up January 6, 2020- 8:32 pm An ESC plan is still required for zero lot line projects. There is helpful information including example strategies for zero lot line projects in the LEED v3 forum at the link below. All requirements for this credit are the same except that LEED v4 requires the ESC plan comply with the 2012 EPA CGP rather than the 2003 version required by v3.  https://leeduser.buildinggreen.com/credit/NC-2009/SSp1#bev-tab Log in or register to post comments ...

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I'm working on a project where, as a part of HVAC...

We are building a high-rise residential building in a tight urban (Boston) site that is under 1-acre in size.

Since it is less than 1-acre, the...