If we are using the PIEACP compliance path for this credit, the NC 2.2 Credit 4.3 refers only to carpet systems.

We are working on a 10 building apartment complex, which consists of 9 Residential Buildings and a Community Building.

On May, 26 I was listening to webinar regarding Richardsville NEZ school presented by Joanie Hendricks, Public Relations Coordinator from Warren County PS, Tim Murley Superintendent WCPS, Kenny St

Kris, LEEDuser does not currently offer official guidance on these forms. However, there is quite a bit of wisdom accumulated in our forums.

Is the use of limestone products in building materials or for environmental applications considered a LEED raw material?

We are completing documentation on a LEED-NC project and are trying to come up with a sound methodology for calculating use of the building's lavatories.

A central chiller plant supplies chilled water to our project building and several other buildings.

In general, the country where I am pursuing a LEED for Schools cert. has little to no experience separating waste beyond two groups: steel and mixed construction waste.

I was wondering if anyone could provide guidance for calculating the transients for the residential component of a mixed use facility?

The project planned to have active vanpooling commuting, parking is provided by the LL, 5% of FTE dedicated for that purposes as per credit requirement.