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EBOM-2009 SSc6:Stormwater Quantity Control

Fish as biological control

At an office park, the stormwater management control is a large retention pond that is managed by an aquatic service vendor. They provide inspection logs for the LEED documentation. Recently, they recommended adding sterile carp to control an outgrowth of vegetation. 1)How and where is the best place to document this? On one hand, it is part of the maintenance of our stormwater control (SSc6). On the other hand, it is an organic and low-impact maintenance of the landscape and pest control (SSc3). 2) Is it worth exemplary performance because of a synergy among credits?
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Amy Rider
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KEMA Services
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Thu, 12/08/2011 - 17:10

The carp themselves do not contribute to SSc6 since they are performing a maintenance function unrelated to stormwater quantity control. It probably falls under SSc3, but may go beyond what is standard there. I suggest reposting your inquiry under SSc3.

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