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CI-2009 IEQc5:Indoor Chemical and Pollutant Source Control

2 things mat and chemical mixing area

Sue Barnett

Principal

Sue Barnett Sustainable Design

LEEDuser Basic Member

96 thumbs up

February 7, 2011

I have a major building entrance in my LEED boundary as well as some exterior entrances to a courtyard- do I need the mats to the courtyard area too? Then we have restrooms but no janitor closet or chemical mixing area- we DO have MERV 15 filters. If there is no "chemical mixing area"?

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Tristan Roberts

Representative

Vermont House of Representatives

LEEDuser Expert

7780 thumbs up

Tue, 02/08/2011 - 03:46

Sue, the chemical mixing area requirement is no longer in effect. Mats would be needed off the courtyard since it's an exterior entrance from which contaminants could be tracked.

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