Use this template to develop a letter from the project owner committing to share whole-building water and energy usage data.

Use this spreadsheet to keep track of the site management activities completed during the performance period.

This calculator has to be used to submit details for the Legal Wood Pilot Alternative Compliance Path (ACP). This ACP can be used for LEED 2009 certified wood credits and for the certified wood bullet of the LEED v4 Raw Material Extraction credits. 

Project teams can complete the USGBC Acoustic Performance Calculator for LEED v4 for Schools EQ Prerequisite Minimum Acoustic Performance, LEED v4 BD+C EQ Credit Acoustic Performance, and LEED v4 ID+C EQ Credit Acoustic Performance.  This calculator contains reference values from ANSI S12.60–2010, ASHRAE 2011 applications Handbook, AHRI 885-2008, and the 2010 FGI Guidelines.

Project teams can use the USGBC Daylight and Quality Views Calculator to list qualifying spaces for Daylight and Quality Views credits.

Project teams can use the USGBC Daylight and Quality Views Calculator to list qualifying spaces for LEED v4 daylight and views credits.

The Minimum Indoor Air Quality Performance Calculator can be used for projects using ASHRAE 62.1 to comply with LEED BD+C, ID+C and O+M EQ Prerequisite Minimum Indoor Air Quality Performance, EQ Credit Increased Ventilation, and EQ Credit Enhanced Indoor Air Quality Strategies, Option 2, Strategy B: Increased Ventilation, as well as LEED Homes and Multifamily Midrise EQ Prerequisite Ventilation. The calculator accommodates all ventilation types (multiple zone, single-zone, 100% outside air) in one spreadsheet.

Project teams can complete the Indoor Water Use Reduction Calculator for LEED v4 BD+C and ID+C WE Prerequisite Indoor Water Use Reduction and LEED v4 BD+C and ID+C WE Credit Indoor Water Use Reduction usage-based calculations as well as LEED v4 O+M WE Prerequisite Indoor Water Use Reduction and LEED v4 O+M WE Credit Indoor Water Use Reduction Option 1. 

The calculator includes assumptions for baseline water use. Use the summary tab in the calculator to complete the form in LEED Online.

Project teams can use The WaterSense Water Budget Tool to ensure a measure of efficiency and regional suitability for the amount of water applied to a landscape based on local climate data.

Project teams can use the USGBC LEED v4 Outdoor Water Use Reduction Calculator, recommended for projects outside of the U.S.