Has anyone had any experience with an exemption to a requirement due to a historical building or feature?

This is regarding the requirement that no more than 30% of the primary façade can...

I have a campus project in Wisconsin. University projects are generally walkable and try to continue a very pedestrian orientated feel. For this project achieving the requirements came fairly...

How does the building-height-to-street-width ratio promote walkable environments?

We are applying the pilot credit in a campus setting, where the primary façade fronts a pedestrian plaza, as opposed to street.

Should we treat the plaza or pathway crosses parallel to...

Our project is on a corner and has two street frontages, with the primary façade on the "main street" and one side along a side street. Some of the requirements specify that they apply to the...

I would like to see some more options added to this credit to encourage walking on the project site such as tables and benches with solar powered charging stations, outdoor theaters, performance...

The project I'm testing this pilot credit with meets all but requirement 8, so the pilot credit has been "met". We've all worked on projects where an active use, lively peeks into a building's...

This is in regards to the requirements 6 and 7.

6 - No more than 20% of the street frontage includes garage or service...

Has anyone successfully submitted alternative approaches other than the 9 factors listed within the credit requirements.

We have a small project with a courtyard with an area pretty much doubling the building footprint which has a wall (concrete wall, not a fence) all along the peripheral yard. And part of wall is...