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Athletic Fields and Playground turf exempt? what about theatre / assembly spaces that may have turf?
NC-v4 WEp1:Outdoor water use reductionposted by Lou Niles II on
Hello,
LEED v4.1 Option 2 for LEED v4 compliance Electric vehicles
NC-v4 LTc8:Green vehiclesposted by Erik Heuler on
There are some differences between LEED v4 and v4.1 requirements for Electric Vehicle charging.
MRpc87 Verified C&D Recycling Rates
NC-v4 INc1:Innovationposted by Kath Williams on
This pilot credit was very easy to achieve because the project is in California. Our hauler held Certification of Recycling Rates issued by the Recycling Certification Institute.
Initial Water Storage
NC-v4 SSc1: Site assessmentposted by JIm Rozema on
Can you provide the definition of the Estimated TR-55 Initial Water Storage? This term is not defined in TR-55.
Sensors as a substitute for testing
NC-v4 EQc4:Indoor air quality assessmentposted by Jennifer Berthelot-Jelovic on
Has anyone used sensors as a replacement for testing?
What qualifies as a carshare program?
NC-v4.1 LTc7:Reduced Parking Footprintposted by Jill Kurtz on
Do we have any idea of what qualifies as "car share" program under option 3? We are helping design a buildnig on a golf course and there are vehicles for employees to use around the facility.
Professional/Private Sports Field as Open Space?
NC-v4 SSc3:Open spaceposted by Angi Rivera on
We have a stadium project that is open air, so the grass turf field is not covered. However, the field is not publicly accessible at any time.
C&DWM Campus credit
NC-v4 MRc5:Construction and demolition waste managementposted by Geoffrey Brock on
The LEED reference guide has the C&DWM Planning Pre-req as eligible for Campus credit, but the actual C&DWM credit has Campus INeligible (both are eligible for Group). Why?!
Upgrade from LEED v4 to LEED v5
NC-v4 SSc2:Site development - protect or restore habitatposted by Theresa Lehman on
Does anyone know if projects registered in LEED v4 are eligible to upgrade to LEED v5 for specific credits?
Documentation for Inherently non-emitting materials
NC-v4 EQc2:Low-emitting materialsposted by Edgar Arevalo on
We have an insulation material that can comply either as inherently non-emitting or meets general emissions evaluation, and has been checked as inherently non-emitting by the contractor,