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Would a portable basketball floor be considered not "permanently installed" and therefore not subject to credit requirements?

I am working on a high-rise residential building with VRF. The building envelope is heavily glass, so the owner has decided to also install a hydronic heating system at the building perimeter.

First off, I have had a very hard time finding information to help complete this Credit's documentation.

I've seen previous versions of this question on the forum and the typical answer is to look at design information provided by diffuser manufacturers. As others have replied back, the standard is to

When compiling the list of requirements for this policy I was wondering if there is a specific goal that must be met to be considered "low emissions" for maintenance equipment?

What qualifies as "open grid paving"? Can a gravel bed designed to be 50% pervious qualify as "open grid paving"? Thanks

What is acceptable for 10 years historical data-is it necessary to enter daily rainfall for 10 years-or can average monthly for each of the 10 years-enter annual?

I've got a new building that is less than 50,000 SF.

We have a project where the building is three separate retail tenants all being served by a single ERV that is supplying 100% of the space outdoor air.