Informal discussions among LEED project team administrators reveal conflict in whether greywater to flush toilets does/does not have to be generated onsite.

I am seeking the two points for the IAQ Assessment by doing the Air Testings. Am I seeking impossible points if the project does not include the point for Low-Emitting Materials?

Why am I penalized and unable to achieve these credits simply because we decided an air cooled chiller was more energy efficient, and my clinic doesn't serve food?

This may be more in line with MPR #1, but it also has to do with the LEED boundary so I'll post it here first.

We recently received review comments back for a project and one of the credits was marked as "Awarded", however there are review comments on the credit.

Do we know if GBCI has started to look at Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) programs as an equivalent option for Green Power credit yet?

I have a Sanitation Maintenance Garage project going for LEED, they have no meeting rooms or classrooms but they do have break rooms and lockers rooms.

My question is regarding a conference center. How do you handle surveying custodial staff that don't have offices? Would they report on the thermal comfort of the break room?

Our project is for an office tenant located on one floor of a 23 story building.

Would a curtain wall be considered exterior wall or glazing for this credit? Thanks!