There are a few comments posted over at http://www.leeduser.com/topic/man-hour so give that a look and post back if you still have questions.

This is a difficult question because it really depends on the project. It also depends what your role is. If you're the LEED coordinator for the project you could spend, say 120 hours.

My question is for 2.0, but I think the content is still relevant to 2009. We have been asked to provide calculations for how the raw materials were determined for some products and told to refere

The project we are working on has very small green area and the investor is not planing to install irrigation system, but will have the vegetation manually irrigated with potable water and through

LEED Online requires the team to upload the lease agreement signed by both the Owner and Tenant - what if the Owner is not expecting to have a tenant in line at the time of certification (i.e.

Hi there: I work at an institution member of the USGBC that offers several services among LEED certification.Some of this services include assesing projects in order to provide guidance through LEE

Given that systems furniture is now included in the calculation scope for IEQ8.2, does using industry-standard 42" high panels qualify as a 42" high line of sight? And, if higher panels are used, w

Help! Has someone been successful in pursuing the Organic Landscape Management of ID credit. I searched on the CIR's but couldn't find anything.

So it seems that as of July 2010, MERV 13 filters were only required on the outside supply air.

We have a Hotel project which will be constructed on a mountain with the whole site having a slope towards west.