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NC-2009 MRc3:Materials Reuse

Buried crushed concrete

We are demolishing an existing building. The team is considering burying the concrete, without this being used as fill for the new building. Could this account for the MRC2? Thanks,

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Jamison Hill
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Thu, 06/19/2014 - 21:02

I would say no. In fact by burying the waste you are in fact landfilling it, which would penalize you under MRC2. I would strongly urge the team to consider something else, like grinding it up, plucking out the rebar and reusing it as new aggregate (MRc5, MRc2, and MRc4). For more information, Go to usgbc.org and search for LEED Interpretation ID#2224

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