Steve Loppnow
LEED AP BD+C, Homes, EB:OM
Stok
Sustainability Account Manager
Schools-NC-v4 SSc8: Joint use of facilities
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© Copyright U.S. Green Building Council, Inc. All rights reserved.
Requirements
Option 1. Make building space open to the general public (1 point)
In collaboration with the school authorities, ensure that at least three of the following types of spaces in the school are accessible to and available for shared use by the general public:- auditorium;
- gymnasium;
- cafeteria;
- one or more classrooms;
- playing fields and stadiums; and
- joint parking.
OR
Option 2. Contract with specific organizations to share building space (1 point)
In collaboration with the school authorities, contract with community or other organizations to provide at least two types of dedicated-use spaces in the building, such as the following:- commercial office;
- health clinic;
- community service centers (provided by state or local offices);
- police office;
- library or media center;
- parking lot; and
- one or more commercial businesses.
OR
Option 3. Use shared space owned by other organizations (1 point)
In collaboration with the school authorities, ensure that at least two of the following six types of spaces that are owned by other organizations or agencies are accessible to students:- auditorium;
- gymnasium;
- cafeteria;
- one or more classrooms;
- swimming pool; and
- playing fields and stadiums.
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Credit language
© Copyright U.S. Green Building Council, Inc. All rights reserved.
Requirements
Option 1. Make building space open to the general public (1 point)
In collaboration with the school authorities, ensure that at least three of the following types of spaces in the school are accessible to and available for shared use by the general public:- auditorium;
- gymnasium;
- cafeteria;
- one or more classrooms;
- playing fields and stadiums; and
- joint parking.
OR
Option 2. Contract with specific organizations to share building space (1 point)
In collaboration with the school authorities, contract with community or other organizations to provide at least two types of dedicated-use spaces in the building, such as the following:- commercial office;
- health clinic;
- community service centers (provided by state or local offices);
- police office;
- library or media center;
- parking lot; and
- one or more commercial businesses.
OR
Option 3. Use shared space owned by other organizations (1 point)
In collaboration with the school authorities, ensure that at least two of the following six types of spaces that are owned by other organizations or agencies are accessible to students:- auditorium;
- gymnasium;
- cafeteria;
- one or more classrooms;
- swimming pool; and
- playing fields and stadiums.
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Steve Loppnow
LEED AP BD+C, Homes, EB:OM
Stok
Sustainability Account Manager