You may find that, in order to attain LEED-CS certification, you must require tenants to meet certain performance or prescriptive requirements, such as energy and ventilation requirements, installation of walk-off mats, or refrigerant charge specification

You may find that, in order to attain LEED-CS certification, you must require tenants to meet certain performance or prescriptive requirements, such as energy and ventilation requirements, installation of walk-off mats, or refrigerant charge specifications. You might want to include the required measures in the tenant guidelines and the lease agreement, along with suggested recommendations. Doing this is not required for complying with SSc9, but may be necessary for other credits where the requirements cannot be fulfilled with the core-and-shell project alone.

Your aim is to help tenants fully understand the core-and-shell building systems and design, as well as how they can benefit from and contribute to sustainability within the building through achievement of LEED-CI. Some project teams share all cut sheets

Your aim is to help tenants fully understand the core-and-shell building systems and design, as well as how they can benefit from and contribute to sustainability within the building through achievement of LEED-CI. Some project teams share all cut sheets and product data used on the core-and-shell building as a way to encourage the use of the same or similar materials and systems within tenant spaces. Others require (in tenant guidelines and lease agreements) specific materials and systems that mirror relevant LEED requirements.

Include information on LEED-CI and how the core-and-shell portion of the building can contribute to the achievement of LEED-CI, as well as how a tenant could incorporate core-and-shell items (such as base mechanical equipment, water fixtures, and submeter

Include information on LEED-CI and how the core-and-shell portion of the building can contribute to the achievement of LEED-CI, as well as how a tenant could incorporate core-and-shell items (such as base mechanical equipment, water fixtures, and submetering) into a CI project. This portion of the guidelines usually comprises the bulk of them and provides tenants with educational information, recommendations for meeting LEED-CI, strategies for sustainability measures, product information, and helpful contacts. It is also helpful to include a LEED-CI scorecard with notes.