The contractor should ensure that the correct fixtures have been purchased and that applicable water reuse systems or specified metering systems have been installed.
When using an innovative wastewater treatment system unfamiliar to local regulatory officials, include them in regular construction inspections. This often helps to ease acceptance, and avoid unexpected objections or problems.
Be sure to use purple pipes or otherwise clearly label supply pipes carrying non-potable water. This practice avoids inadvertent cross-connection with potable water lines and provides educational value.
The contractor needs to verify that the correct fixtures have been purchased and that applicable water reuse or treatment systems have been installed properly.
Provide the total site area restored or protected, total site area (including the building footprint), the building footprint, a site plan showing all natural areas contributing to credit compliance and, if you are providing full documentation (not attempting the streamlined LPE path), a list of the native and adapted vegetation that contributes to credit compliance. If you are providing documentation through the streamlined LPE path, a Registered Landscape Architect needs to sign off stating that the requirements for native or adapted plantings have been achieved.