On our last two projects we've gotten a comment indicating that we need to remove the usage of "electric water coolers, janitors sinks, swimming pool, laundry, commercial kitchen, salon sink...

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I have a doubt about the eligibility of the reverse osmosis sub meters for the credit of water metering. Is the submeter of RO water qualifies and couted as a water...

Step 2 of the Step-by-Step BD+C Reference guidance notes...."if the team is using...

Our project is a model and protype shop at a private art and design institution. Our first sub-metered water use will be the electric water heater, which provide 100% of the building hot water....

We got this review comment

1. The documentation does not confirm that the non-fixture usage (e.g. electric water coolers and janitors sinks) is measured and can be deducted from the...

Our project comprises of two buildings- building 1 is existing, building 2 is new. We are only seeking LEED certification for building 2. My questions with regards to water metering requirements...

I'm confused if we need to provide the water meter every indoor water fixtures or per floor. Does anyone has experience on this? Thanks.

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I had a quick question from my project team looking at water meters on a project. The language of this credit speaks in terms of a single boiler ("boiler of more than 500,000...

My project is a campus project, consisting of 4 individual buildings. To fulfill this credit, can I install 1 meter to monitor sanitaryware for 4 buildings together as a whole? or I have to split...

Leed online indicates that the documentation needed is a water metering strategy narative. Is this like written text or do drawings work? Just wanting to provide the correct information. We have...