Our LEED Core & Shell project is a retail building that will have multiple tenants, but it is a speculative project (as we indicate at the top of the second page of PI Form 3). By definition, we don't have any tenants committed at this point. The problem is that PIf4 is asking for the following:

"Upload L-6. Provide the legally binding document (lease, sales agreement, tenant construction requirements, etc.) associated with the project, signed by both the developer and the tenant, explicitly stating the performance requirements for the tenant work."

We are depending on the ability to use the lease language to ensure that the tenants comply with our standards, but we may not have signed leases for the entire building by the time we are ready to submit for certification. I would think that by checking the "The project building is speculative" box in PIf3, we would not be expected to have tenants right away and, therefore, would not be expected to have signed leases. Does anyone have any experience with this? Would it be acceptable to upload the standard lease for the building along with a statement that the LEED criteria are not negotiable?