I was wondering whether LEED would ask for a official document that states that local authority authorizes the project not to meet the local requirement of minimum parking. or...

We have a residential high-rise condominium where the owner prohibits smoking in residential units and on the entire property. Residents will have to go off the property to smoke.

Our project building has central air-handlers, which provide heating and cooling for the tenant spaces i.e. heating and cooling by air only.

Part of the definition of process water states that it can also refer to water used in operational processes, such as dishwashing, clothes washing, and ice making.

We have a residential high-rise project in a dense urban environment. It shares a zero lot line with an adjacent parking structure.

p184 of BD&C Reference Guide (from LI 10217) states, "For school projects, including playgrounds and athletic fields in this credit is optional.

For our current project we are allocating One parking space for the project. This space will be indicated as an accessible space.

Under what circumstances does a commercial project need to be remediated to meet residential (unrestricted) use?

I will ask my question with a couple of examples: adhesives and stains applied offsite to wood doors and wood windows have to comply with the credit? or only if they are applied onsite?

Can anyone help me regarding the EA C1 performance period. My project is already certified under LEED NC now going for EBOM , then what will be my performance period for EA C1.