"Predicted by process chemistry" is indicated on the HPD I am reviewing. Is this acceptable in any way toward the Building Product Disclosure credit? Given that there are no ppms associated with it, it seems like a non-starter in regard to this credit. Is that correct?

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Paula Melton

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BuildingGreen, Inc.

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Wed, 03/30/2016 - 20:17

Suzanne, do you have a link to the HPD? I think it might depend on the product.

Suzanne Drake

sustainability director

Revel

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Thu, 03/31/2016 - 14:55

I have them in PDF form, from the contractor (not a link). How can I attach them (2) for you?

Paula Melton

Editorial Director

BuildingGreen, Inc.

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Thu, 03/31/2016 - 15:45

Suzanne, unfortunately, I already have an answer to your question, and it is NO. The HPD has to be publicly available to even be considered for LEED compliance. So step one is to ask them to post it online, perhaps by sending it to BuildingGreen to place on Designer Pages or to SmithGroupJJR to add to its HPD library. Feel free to continue this dialogue with me by email: paula@buildinggreen.com

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