You are not required to follow through with a recycling program to earn this prerequisite, so it is not necessary to document one for LEED as shown in this sample recycling plan. However, implementing a recycling program is only logical, once you have done the work of allocating space for it.
A variety of sample narratives and floorplans from real projects show how different projects have achieved this credit.
Operable windows are an appropriate way to meet the requirements for this credit in many building types. A single operable window can serve multiple occupants, as shown here.
Documenting this credit in LEED Online includes completing the table shown here (as samples), with occupancy types and thermal comfort control types indicated.
Many products contain materials with different extraction or harvest locations. Use this spreadsheet to determine how much of the assembly you can count toward the Regional Materials credit. Includes sample calculation.
Look to product cut sheets like the sample shown here for information on how a wood product can contribute to credit for certified wood. Note the annotated LEEDuser tips on the attached PDF document.
Manufacturers should provide their FSC Chain of Custody (CoC) certification number on invoices. They may also provide their CoC certificate, like the sample shown here.
If your project has furniture or assemblies such as built-in bookshelves that mix certified wood with steel or other materials that are not certified wood, you'll need to calculate the portion of the certified-wood portion of the assembly. This calculator can help.