This is actually a LEED for Healthcare question dealing with exterior applied products. In several roofing sections we ask for "non-fibrated aluminum paint".

There are four buildings that are leased by the State and one of the buildings currently has 25% if it as a Data Center.

In the floor plan, is it required to document the recycling areas as paper, corrugated cardboard, glass, plastics and metals specifically or just designating as recycled areas in floor plan will be

According to the guidance I've seen from LEED, your performance period for recertification is from the time you were certified initially up until the time you submit for for recertification.

In the LEED Online form for option 1 section 1.4: Mechanical System Design Criteria, there is a place for you to enter the total space loads for heating and cooling and another entry that asks for

Does this credit also apply to paint and coatings located in an underground car park and technical plantrooms?

I am wondering if a commercial building, where over 90% of the building is submetered tenant space would qualify for this credit.

If a product is represented as a Minimum-Risk pest control product and qualifies for exemption from EPA registration under FIFRA 25b, does that mean it is least toxic for LEED purposes?

If we are increasing the total impervious area on the site, but treating the stormwater to reduce the TSS, do we still meet the intent of the credit?

Hello - we have a hotel project and are attempting Option 1. The question is - we are meeting the zoning requirement for number of spaces, PLUS we have 3 drop-off (15 minute) spaces.