Hello all, Regarding light leaking from a high bay warehouse with clerestory windows above the dock doors.

I am working on a project that runs 24-7, every day of the year.

I've got a project trying to meet the requirements of LZ2 under this credit. the LEED boundary abuts the public rights-of-way at all points. It is essentially an island between streets.

My client is expanding an existing building onto an adjacent tract. Our LEED boundary is the interface between the new and existing buildings, extended across what was an existing parking lot.

Are flagpoles exempt from this criteria. I did a word serach of the entire LEED Reference Guide and it does not address this condition.

Does anyone know of a manufacturer that makes a parking lot lighting fixture that casts light in only one direction, instead of 2 or 4 directions?

Does anyone have experience with a campus dorm application for Interior Building Lighting - Option 2?

Does anyone have an experience with Ecotect in exterior lighting calculations?

The site boundary of our building is lined with quite tall and dense trees. Should these be incorporated into the footcandle calculations?

Question on LEED NC 2009 SSc8 - For Option #1 on the interior lighting portion, is having an occupancy sensor alone installed on fixtures that have a direct line of sight sufficient to meet this re