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CS-2009 IEQc1:Outdoor Air Delivery Monitoring

What is legally binding language?

A copy of the lease agreement that has been provided for review states that the tenants must install CO2 sensors in all densely occupied spaces. For the review team, it is unclear how the provided document complies with the tenant sales and/or lease agreement (TSLA) requirements, as it does not appear to be binding. We are asked to provide a legally binding TSLA signed by the project owner/developer and tenant(s) specifying the tenants will install CO2 sensors in all densely occupied spaces. Anyone could help on this matter?

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Wed, 01/20/2016 - 20:16

Just do what they ask. You should submit the document SIGNED by the owner. It has also worked for us in the past to submit a letter of commitment signed by the owner stating that he/she will require every tenant to install CO2 sensors.

Wed, 01/20/2016 - 22:34

Hello Gustavo, thank you for the tip, but the document is signed.

Thu, 01/21/2016 - 01:12

Then, you are already complying. I would submit a question to the reviewers through http://www.gbci.org/contact They will help you understand what documentation they need to meet credit requirements.

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