Track the amount of durable goods diverted from and sent to the landfill using the plan developed earlier (see above).
Track the amount of durable goods diverted from and sent to the landfill using the plan developed earlier (see above).
Track the amount of durable goods diverted from and sent to the landfill using the plan developed earlier (see above).
Use quality assurance measures to make sure that durable goods are being properly diverted from the rest of the building’s waste stream.
Implement the plan for diverting durable goods from the solid waste stream. Divert at least 75% of the durable goods waste stream from the landfill to achieve this credit. If you divert 95% you can earn an Exemplary Performance point through IOc1.
Perform the calculations based on FTE to determine the number of bike racks and showers required.
You can exclude 10% of the total building floor area from your tracking, to help accommodate for tenants who don’t participate.
Schools could count gymnasium showers toward this credit, as long as staff has access to these facilities.
Walking distance must be measured from the main building entrance to the bus stop or rail station. This path must follow sidewalks and other walkable areas. Crossing highways, lawns or other private areas is not considered an acceptable part of pedestrian access.
For schools, calculate bike spaces for 5% of peak users above Grade 3, and showers for 0.5% of total staff and personnel FTE. Make sure to include dedicated and unobstructed bike paths from the edge of school property to main school entrances in at least two directions in the project design.
For Core and Shell projects that are larger than 300,000 ft2, an allowance is the square footage over 300,000 is treated differently. Establish what percentage of the building square footage is over 300,000 ft2 and provide bike racks for 0.5% of the corresponding portion of the total FTE. Establish what percentage of the building is under 300,000 ft2 and provide bike racks for 3% of the corresponding portion of the FTE. So, in a 400,000-ft2 core and shell project, provide racks for 3% of 75% of FTE occupants plus bike racks for 0.5% of 25% of FTE occupants.
For CS projects that don’t know occupancy numbers, use the default occupancy rates found in the LEED Reference Guide, Appendix 1.