Option 4: Confirm via the LEED Online submittal template that no new parking was incorporated within the LEED boundary.
Option 4: Confirm via the LEED Online submittal template that no new parking was incorporated within the LEED boundary.
Option 4: Confirm via the LEED Online submittal template that no new parking was incorporated within the LEED boundary.
Complete the LEED Online Submittal Template according to the following instructions, based on the approach taken.
Non-Residential Projects
Proceed based on your chosen compliance path:
Option 3: Check local zoning laws and make sure your project’s parking capacity meets but does not exceed minimum zoning requirements, and develop the infrastructure and support programs for minimizing single-occupancy vehicles. Consider incorporating programs for car-share, ride boards (or website), carpool drop off locations, designated parking for carpools, and shuttle services to mass transit.
Option 4: Verify that the project is not providing any new parking spaces.
Residential Projects
Depending on your compliance path option:
Non-Residential projects
Determine which of the two options for residential projects is most appropriate:
Option 3: Do not exceed minimum zoning requirements for parking capacity, and provide infrastructure and programs to encourage carpooling and vanpooling.
Option 4: Provide no new parking.
Residential Projects
Consider the three options for non-residential projects to earn this credit:
Option 1: Do not exceed minimum zoning requirements for parking capacity and provide preferred parking for carpools and vanpools for 5% of the total parking spaces.
Option 2: Projects that provide parking for less than 5% of the building FTE occupancy need to provide preferred parking spaces for carpools and vanpools for 5% of total parking spaces.
Option 4: Provide no new parking.