Hi. We have designed a rainwater storage tank for dirty rainwater, with a bigger capacity than required. The water, after being storaged for a while, is pumped to the local sewerage system.

In one of our project we have a Main corridor that is completely open with just a parapet wall and roof overhang. Now we have another small corridor that is connected to this Main corridor.

We have a building located in a pedestrian area. The only "street frontage" faces directly to this 20 m wide area.

Out of curiosity, has anyone in pursuit of this credit or in its development talked to an actual farmer [or grower]?

Our building did divert 50% of ongoing consumables during out last LEED EBOM certification in 2010. We did perform a waste audit at that time so we acquired MRc6.

I have a factory to be built for rent. Thus, this project goes for CS since we only build the shell.

My project has a dayligh dimming system and alos the curtain of each window. The reviewer ask me to add the effect of how this curtain will be modeled.

When reusing an existing building (major renovation) then only new flooring materials would be applicable for the credit?

How should we model the air curtain at the building entrance? Should we model as process load for both baseline and proposed?

What is the documented proof required to be submitted to USGBC confirming on the Occupancy considered for our project.