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CS-2009 WEp1: Water Use Reduction
Hi all!
I am working on a residential building with a large leisure area. One of this leisure area is the assembly room that has two WC's: men's room and ladies room. In the form, Should I consider one bathroom at 50% male and 50% female with all capacity of the assembly room? Or, Should I consider two bathrooms, one at 100% male and the other at 100% female both with half of the capacity of the assembly room?
Thank you!
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Jim Park
Project ManagerEAN Technology
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May 22, 2013 - 9:40 pm
the credit form doesn't require information regarding how many bathrooms there are. I would suggest including assembly room users as visitors, and specify 50%/50% ratio under the credit form table WEp1-2, and list applicable fixtures
OSCAR DE LA RED
LEED AP BD+CPROMEC
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May 23, 2013 - 8:38 am
I would consider (I have not feedback about this) two bathrooms, one with 100% male and another with 100% female, it seems easier to understand and more coherent , the WEp1 form allow it and it doesn´t modify the calculation, regarding the 50%/50% ratio, isn´t it ? (be careful with urinals )
See the WEp1 Additional Guidance 07-06-2012 v8 - corrected LIs and reference guide.