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CS-2009 SSp1:Construction Activity Pollution Prevention

Fire during construction

Dear all, I would like to know if LEED Certification is affected (in any way) if a fire occurs by accident during construction. Thank you.

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Tristan Roberts
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Tue, 12/23/2014 - 17:01

Constanza, it should not affect the LEED process in any explicit way. You will need to follow your plans for SSp1 and IEQc3.1 and document that, and you may be buying replacement materials or emergency construction materials that will have to meet LEED requirements, as applicable. But there is no requirement in LEED where if you have a fire, you need to do certain specific things.

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