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NC-v4 EQc9:Acoustic performance

Submitting evidence in design or post-construction stage

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Green Lab
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Hi,

We are in the process of replying to a LEED Certification Review – split review, design stage – of a building which is now close to completion.

We have received a comment regarding acoustic performance, but the acoustician says it would be best to wait for the tests so that we can assure the building complies with the requirements.

In our reply to this review, can we indicate that we are still waiting for these results and thus don’t apply for this credit now and just apply for this credit in the post-construction stage?

Thank you

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Cindy Quinn
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Ecological Environments, LLC
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Fri, 07/17/2020 - 16:12

Yes, you can hold off.  Just don't click the check mark that indicates it's ready for review.  This tells the reviewers that you're not ready to resubmit that one.

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