Our project has a rear service entrance off a public alley. At this entrance the face of building is set 5 feet back from the property line and 7.5 feet back from the face of curb at the alley.

I have a couple projects where the property line falls a few feet from reaching the bordering roadway. In these cases, can the lighting boundary extend to the center of the road?

If we find the right kind of light fixture to be installed in the parking lot which can work well with an occupancy sensor, we will be able to reduce a lot of exterior light pollution for our proje

My project is a city Transportation Center, on a triangular downtown infill site.

Has anybody been successful in meeting the exterior lighting requirements by using an automatic shutoff control, at say 10PM? I assume this alone is not acceptable.

I have a project where the only exterior lights are within a courtyard that is surrounded by the building on all sides, 4 storys tall. Would the project still have to submit a photometric plan?

Has any one worked on/heard of a hotel project that was able to achieve this credit?

We are trying to pursue this credit as a campus credit.

I am working on Football Club Academy project based on LEED NC 2009 and AGMBC 2011.

Our Project has a LEED boundary that crosses a parking lot. This means that half of the parking lot is within the leed boundary and the other half is outside the leed boundary.