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Mixed Use, Mid Rise Residential, CO2 in units?

My firm has had success not including CO2 sensors in units of mid-rise residential project under LEED v3 NC. However, our new MEP team was recently required to install CO2 sensors in every unit, though they're technically low density spaces. The credit was ultimately dropped for the final design review due to cost. Our new project is using an individual aqua therm split system. Are we missing out on new requirements for CO2 sensors in low-density spaces for LEED v3 NC?

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