Based on review of CIRs and the comments on this forum I think our approach to this prerequisite would be acceptable, but I thought I'd see if anyone else out there wanted to weigh in.

I find that owners I work with for the most part find adding their signatures cumbersome and a waste of their time (and they're always losing their sign-on information)...

Why does someone for the GBCI need to sign the owner-agent form, as it is unclear why the GBCI needs to be involved in a legal document between an owner and its agent?

Has there ever been any follow up with certified projects that are listed as "confidential" to find out if the owner knows they are listed as such?

For powerusers, would it be possible to create an RSS feed of every change to a LEED credit template, documentation requirement, or reference guide amendment?

Will LEED 2012 rely on the existing LEED-Online v3 platform, or will a new/different system be implemented? How is the GBCI IT team working with key technology vendors (e.g.

The results of pushing "Print Score Card" button does not include the status check marks. Anyway you can add status check marks( green when complete and grey when otherwise)?

I rec'd an invoice for a wood product stating that the product is FSC Mixed Credit, LEED Online is asking for new wood % for this product.Supplier can not provide me with % info, what should i do.

When purchasing Green Power for commercial interior fit outs/Floor via the SF methodology, do you typically take the area of the entire space(including ac rooms, freight elevators, stairs,electrica

I've heard that under LEED v2.2 (and maybe under version 3.0 as well), you could achieve an ID Credit for installing low mercury lighting systems.