I have a building with several ground-floor retail spaces.

I have posed this question to LEED help but they have still not gotten back to me and I am getting impatient.

We have a non-residential new construction campus project where the local authority has recommended 1028 spaces (no minimum or maximum).

We are purchasing hand dryers to eliminate paper waste, but since there are no EnergyStar rated hand dryers, would this count against us for our durable goods purchasing the performance period?

Reynaldo, can you clarify what you have in mind? What records are you keeping, and for what purpose?

Thomas, it sounds to me like certifying the completed project (after Phase III) makes the most sense. Interrupting the flow of things seems like it adds more hassle.

Would this be the appropriate credit to pursue the move and reuse of a structure?

We are interested in pursuing an ID credit for our new building's onsite renewable energy, namely our PV system.

1) On my current project, we have an office room which has three work stations, served by one thermostat, one diffuser and no operable window.

Gary, I agree that no less scrutiny will be applied to v2.1 projects, compared with more recent systems.

I think it's still feasible to certify a v2.1 project, however.