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NC-v4 LTc3: High priority site

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DDA Boundary

Project location: United States

April 19, 2016

Trevor Anderson

Sustainability Consultant
Steven Winter Associates

LEEDuser Basic Member

Project location: United States

April 19, 2016

Does a project still qualify for credit if the site is within a DDA boundary that is set to change in the upcoming months?

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Larry Sims

Principal
Studio4, LLC

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April 21, 2016 - 11:27 am

Trevor, DDAs are effective for projects located in areas when the application was submitted.

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FAQs about LTc3:

The priority designation boundary where our project is located is set to change soon. Will we still qualify for this credit?

In the past we've been able to get credit for buildings contaminated with asbestos. Is that still true?

If remediation has occurred on the site in the past, outside of the LEED project scope, would it achieve this credit?

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