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Calculating FTEs

FTE in a dormitory

we received feedback on a recent project that asks us to "distinguish between occupants and residents". the only occupants ARE residents. We have indicated the resident count as the FTE count (so as not to show 0 FTE) and also clarified that they are residents. This is clearyl not the right way based on the reviewer's request. Does anyone know how to properly indicate the FTE when they are all residents ?

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Tristan Roberts
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Vermont House of Representatives
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Sun, 07/01/2012 - 18:58

Ashelee, have you resolved this question and if so, can you share how?I don't think residents are usually included in an FTE count, but I would have to hear more info from you on how you originally provided your FTEs, to understand what the reviewer was reacting to.
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Jean Marais
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Fri, 07/06/2012 - 06:21

The way I read it, LEED says FTE and means FTE STAFF. Residents are treated seperately (see the Water Credits).

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