Update documentation for previously awarded/anticipated credits

This is done at no additional charge.

We have also received our credits for the Design Review. For credit SSC4.3 we had to resubmit some clarifications to get that credit. Now the owner would like to make some changes. If we resubmit this again in the Construction review, do we have a chance to give them clarifications?

Yes if there are changes during construction it gets a third review. Just explain the situation and revise the credit calculations.

Thanks Marcus for the insight!
Just checking, there is no charges involved even for Complex Credits (for NC: EAp1, EAp2, EAc1, IEQp1)?

Yep even those credits except EAp1. This only applies to a split submission (design/construction). The allowed changes are only related to changes in construction, not fixing the calculations related to any other issues.

EAp1 is a construction credit and cannot be submitted during the design review phase.

Perfect, Thanks Marcus!

Hello, If the credits are Anticipated. Do we need to send proof documentation showing that the credit was done in the final review?

Nope you don't need to do anything.

If I'm understanding the above thread correctly, a credit (LEED 2009 project) that is already marked as "anticipated" from the Design Phase as part of the Split Review, cannot be updated right? Issue is that client wants to improve water efficiency in WEc3 and I guess we can't make any changes since we're now in the Design Appeal Review and entering the Construction Phase preliminary review. Please let me know if I understood correctly. Thank you.
 

Hi Olga.  I have been able to update anticipated credits, if the changes are a direct result of another credit, that would make the anticipated credit incorrect/inaccurate. However, if you want to resubmit WEc3 to ultimately achieve a higher threshold and more points, you would have to pay for an appeal of that credit since it is has already gone through a preliminary and final review and is deemed complete.  

That's what I thought but I wasn't sure. Thanks so much for the information.