Dear All, I am new on LEED language and I am using this very interesting forum to learn something (actually a lot!) about it. I have a similar situation.

Is there any reason that we couldn't develop an M&V plan post-construction, assuming we have the necessary controls in place?

Chris, From what you describe, it sounds like the two buildings are substantially similar.

This does sound like one project, and in past CIRs and reviews the GBCI has indicated project teams have some latitude to define the LEED site boundary as best fits the situation.

Hello to all, my query is our project is two floors in a 9 floor building. The base building developer has provided AHUs and chilled water supply.

Dear All, We are using the Master Site approach for a development with two buildings to be LEED CS certified. We are at the precertification stage.

I am aware of the verbiage in the LEED reference guide for IAQ testing to be completed PRIOR to occupancy, but considering that the flushout method can be completed DURING occupancy, I was wonderin

We are working on a transportation hub next to a stadium. The project won't have any full time employes on site.

Hello All, So my project spans several different parcels, although the project boundary does not necessarily run along their property lines.

Associated with LEED 2009 NC under SS credit 2, what is the definition of urban site from LEED's point of view and what are the boundaries?