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What must your erosion control

plan adhere to?

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What is a Phase I

Environmental Site

Assessment?

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How is a Phase II Environmental Site

Assessment more in depth?

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What are the types of sensitive sites to avoid

building on?

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Who defines Prime Farmland?

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What is the building requirement for projects in

places without legally adopted flood hazard map?

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A report prepared for a real

estate holding that identifies

potential or existing

environmental contamination

liabilities

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2003 EPA Construction General

Permit (or local standards,

whichever is more stringent)


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-Prime farmland

-Flood plain

-Endangered species habitat

-Land within 50' (15 meters) of wetlands

-Land within 100' (30 meters) of a water body

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A further investigation that collects original samples of

soil, groundwater, or building materials to

analyze for quantitative


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Cannot build on a floodplain subject to a 1% or greater chance of flooding in any

given year


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The U.S. Department of Agriculture


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Define Development Footprint

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What are the requirements for

surrounding density?

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What are the minimum surrounding density

requirements?

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What are the requirements for diverse uses?

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What are the five use categories for diverse uses?

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What are the distances for Access to Quality Transit?

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Locate on a site whose

surrounding existing density

within 1/4 mile (400-meter)

radius of the project boundary

meets either the 'separate

residential and nonresidential

densities' or 'combined density'

values.


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The total land area of a

project site covered by

buildings, streets, parking

areas, and other typically

impermeable surfaces

constructed as part of the

project




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Construct or renovate a building or a space within a

building such that the building’s main entrance is within a 1/2-mile (800-meter) walking distance of the main entrance of four to seven (1

point) or eight or more (2 points) existing and publicly

available diverse uses


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0.5 Non residential density (FAR) and 7 Residential

density (DU/acre)

-OR-

22,000 SF / acre of buildable land combined

density


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1/4 mile (400-meter) walking distance of existing or planned

bus, streetcar, or rideshare stops, or within a 1/2-mile (800-

meter) walking distance of existing or planned bus rapid

transit stops, light or heavy rail stations, commuter rail stations

or ferry terminals.


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-Food retail

-Community-serving retail -Services

-Civic and community facilities

-Community anchor uses (BD&C and ID&C only)


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Where is Access to Quality

Transit measured from?

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How many bike racks are

required for a commercial

building?

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How many bike racks are required for residential

project?

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How many shower and changing facilities are

required for a commercial project?

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How do you calculate an FTE?

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How many preferred parking spaces are required

for Green Vehicles?

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Short-term storage for at least

2.5% of all peak visitors (no

fewer than 4 spaces per

building) and long-term storage

for 5% of all regular building

occupants (no fewer than 4

spaces per building).


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A functional entry - a building

opening designed to be used by

pedestrians and open during

regular business hours. It does

not include any door exclusively

designated as an emergency exit,

or a garage door not designed as

a pedestrian entrance.



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At least one for the first 100 FTE and one additional for every 150 regular building

occupants thereafter.

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Short-term storage for at least 2.5% of all peak

visitors (no fewer than 4 spaces per building) and

long-term storage for 30% of all regular building

occupants.


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Provide preferred parking for green vehicles for 5% of

the total vehicle parking capacity of the site.


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An 8-hour occupant has an FTE value of 1.0; a part-time

occupant has a FTE value based on work hours per day

divided by 8


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How many EVSE stations must

be installed for Green Vehicles?

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How is preferred parking

defined?

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For previously developed or graded sites, how much

habitat needs to be restored?

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What is an example of a monoculture planting, which

would not help with restoring/protecting habitat?

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What areas can be excluded from the vegetation and soil

requirements to restore/protect habitat?

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For school projects what areas can be excluded from soil restoration criteria to restore/protect habitat?

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The parking spots closest to

the main entrance of a

building (exclusive of spaces

designated for handicapped

persons). For employee

parking, it refers to the spots

that are closest to the

entrance used by employees.


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2% of all parking spaces

(preferred parking spaces may

not be counted).



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Turf grass


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30% (including the building footprint) of all portions of

the site


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Athletic fields


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Vegetated landscape areas that are constructed to

accommodate rainwater infiltration.


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What amount of financial

support can be provided to

restore/protect habitat?

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What are the distance

limitations when providing

financial support to

protect/restore habitat?

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What should be included in a sustainable landscape

plan?

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What are the IESNA lighting zones?

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When an organization/agency is providing space for shared use to students, what should

be included?

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What slope is important for heat island effect - roof?

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Financial support must be provided to a

nationally or locally recognized land trust

or conservation organization within the

same EPA Level III ecoregion or the

project’s state (or within 100 miles of the

project [160 kilometers] for projects

outside the U.S.). For U.S. projects, the

land trust must be accredited by the

Land Trust Alliance.


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$0.40 / SF ($4 / m2)


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LZ0 - Wilderness; LZ1 - Dark (parks, rural areas); LZ2 - Low (residential, light industrial); LZ3 - Medium (commercial,

industrial, high density residential); LZ4 - High (metro

areas)


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List of all plant species, noting whether or not they are

native/adapted; info about invasive species and pests

those plants may harbor; best maintenance practices for the chosen plants, and site maps

showing boudaries for the protected habitat areas


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2:12 slope; > means steeped slope and requires an initial SRI of 39 or greater; 2:12 <_

means low slope and requires an SRI of 82 or greater


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Auditorium, Gym, Cafeteria, One or more classrooms,

Swimming Pool, or Playing Field


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What causes skyglow?

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For Schools to achieve Site

Master Plan, how many other

credits must be met?

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What is the default gender ratio for indoor water use reduction calculations?

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What fixtures and fittings must be included in the

indoor water use reduction calculations?

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What is the discount parking rate for Green Vehicles?

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When can wetlands count as open space?

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At least 4 of 6 of these credits:

-LT Credit High Priority Site

-SS Credit Site Development - Protect or

Restore Habitat

-SS Credit Open Space

-SS Credit Rainwater Management

-SS Credit Heat Island Reduction

-SS Credit Light Pollution Reduction


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Stray light from unshielded light

sources and light reflecting off

surfaces that then enter the

atmosphere and illuminate and

reflect off dust, debris, and

water vapor.

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Water closets, urinals, lavatory faucets, showers,

kitchen sink faucets, and pre-rinse spray valves


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1 to 1; i.e. 50/50 male to female


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Wetlands or naturally designed ponds may count as open space and the side slope gradients average 1:4 (vertical: horizontal) or less

and are vegetated.


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20% discount


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What are the benefits of

commissioning?

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What documents get created

during fundamental

commissioning and

verification?

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What energy-related systems must be commissioned?

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What do the Owner's Project Requirements typically

include?

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What should the Basis of Design include?

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Process Energy is considered to include, but is

not limited to what?

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Cx report

Current facility requirements

Operations and maintenance

plan


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Reduced Energy Use, Lower

Operating Costs, Reduced

Contractor Callbacks, Better

Building Documentation,

Improved Occupant

Productivity, and Verification

that Systems perform with

Owner' Project Requirements

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Owner and User Requirements, Environmental

and Sustainability Goals, Energy Efficiency Goals,

Indoor Environmental Quality Requirements, Equipment and

System Expectations, Building Occupant and O&M

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-Mechanical, including HVAC&R equipment and controls

-Electrical lighting and daylighting controls

-Plumbing, including domestic hot water systems

-Renewable energy systems


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Miscellaneous Equipment, Computers, Elevators,

Escalators, Kitchen Cooking & Refrigeration Equipment, Laundry Washing & Drying, Lighting Exempt from Power

Allowance (e.g., Medical Equipment), and other (e.g.,

Waterfall or Fountain Pumps)


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Primary Design Assumptions, Standards, &

Narrative Descriptions


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Regulated or (non-process)

Energy includes?

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What generates both electrical

power and thermal energy from

a single fuel source?

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What device is used to regulate humidity and temperature, making

building systems more energy efficient?

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What refrigerant management procedure governs reducing annual leakage of CFC-based

refrigerants to 5% or less?

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What are the three (3) compliance path options

described in Optimize Energy Performance (EA

Prerequisite 2)?

©GBES 47

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What are the six (6) components of ASHRAE

90.1?

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Combined Heat and Power

(CHP) or Cogeneration


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Lighting (interior, parking

garage, surface parking, façade,

or building grounds) HVAC,

service water heating for

domestic or space heating

purposes.



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EPA Clean Air Act, Title VI, Rule 608


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An economizer


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Building envelope, HVAC, Service Water Heating, Power, Lighting, Other

Equipment


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Option 1. Whole Building Energy Simulation, Option 2. Prescriptive Compliance

Path: ASHRAE 50% Advanced Energy Design

Guide Option 3. Prescriptive Compliance Path: Advanced Buildings Core Performance

Guide


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What four fundamental

strategies can increase energy

performance?

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What are the thresholds for

renewable energy production

credit?

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What are the eligible types of systems for Renewable

Energy Production?

©GBES 51

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What biofuel systems are NOT eligible for Renewable Energy

Production?

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What are the two (2) Options for Enhanced Refrigerant

Management?

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What types of equipment are NOT subject to the

Fundamental Refrigerant Management requirements?

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Shell): 1%, 5%, 10%

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1%, 3%, 5%


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Orientation, Site Energy

Sources, Efficient Envelope,

Energy Recovery Systems


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Combustion of municipal solid waste, Forestry biomass waste other than mill residue,

Coated Wood, or Treated Wood.


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Photovoltaic systems, Wind energy systems, Solar

thermal systems, Biofuel-based electrical systems,

Geothermal heating or electric systems, Low-

impact hydroelectric power systems, Wave & tidal

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Small HVAC units (less than 0.5 lbs [225 grams] of refrigerant), standard

refrigerators, small water coolers.


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Option 1. No refrigerants or Low-Impact Refrigerants

Option 2. Calculation of Refrigeration Impact


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What is the duration and % a

project must engage in to earn

points under Green Power and

Carbon Offsets?

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What are the two (2) Options

to determine electricity use

for Green Power and Carbon

Offsets?

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RECs can be used to mitigate what type(s) of

emissions for Green Power and Carbon Offsets?

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Carbon offsets can be used to mitigate what type(s) of

emissions for Green Power and Carbon Offsets?

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What are the three (3) basic methods for ventilating

buildings?

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What is the distance ALL naturally ventilated spaces must be in proximity to an

operable wall or roof opening to the outdoors?

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Option 1. Use the calculated

energy consumption results

from EA Prerequisite Minimum

Energy Performance or Option

2. Estimate electricity use using

CBECS database


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5-year contract AND 50%

provision of the project's

energy from green power,

carbon offsets, or renewable

energy certificates.



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Scope 1 or Scope 2 emissions.


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Scope 2, electricity use.


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25' feet


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Mechanical Ventilation (active ventilation), Natural Ventilation

(passive ventilation), Mixed-Mode Ventilation (both mechanical & natural

ventilation)


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What is the typical permitted

distance for Environmental

Tobacco Smoke (ETS) Control

(IEQ Prerequisite 2)?

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What is the maximum background

noise level allowed for HVAC

equipment in classrooms required

for Minimum Acoustical

Performance (IEQ Prerequisite 3)?

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What acoustic issues need to considered for Acoustic

Performance?

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At what % must an outdoor air delivery monitoring system

generate an alarm for insufficient airflow values or

carbon dioxide?

©GBES 64

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What is considered a densely occupied space when

monitoring CO2 concentrations for

mechanically ventilated spaces?

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For increased ventilation what % must mechanically ventilated spaces increase

outdoor air ventilation rates required by ASHRAE 62.1?

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45 dBA


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25' feet


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10% variation from design values


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HVAC background noise

Sound transmission

Reverberation time

Sound reinforcement and masking systems


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30% above rates required by ASHRAE 62.1


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25 people or more per 1,000 square feet


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What filtration media is required

for Enhanced IAQ strategies?

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How does a project confirm

natural ventilation is an

effective strategy?

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What is required for Construction IAQ

Management Plan?

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What are the five (5) areas SMACNA standards for

recommended IAQ Control Measures?

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What are the two (2) Options for Indoor Air Quality

Assessment?

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What are the two (2) building flush-out paths a

project can consider for IAQ Assessment?

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Follow the CIBSE flow diagram.


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MERV 13 or F7 (CEN Standard

EN 779-2002)


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HVAC protection

Source control

Pathway interruption

Housekeeping

Scheduling


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Meet or exceed SMACNA guidelines

Protect absorptive materials stored on-site

Use MERV 8 (F5) filters on operating air-handlers

Prohibit smoking in the building and within 25' (7.5

meters) of entrances


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14,000 Cubic Feet of Outdoor Air per SF of Floor Area @ 60°F & 60% relative

humidity OR 3,500 Cubic Feet of Outdoor Air per SF of Floor Area @ Minimum

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Option 1. Flush-out, Option 2. Air testing


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At what height must air samples

be collected at for IAQ

Assessment?

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What are the general emissions

evaluation standards

associated with low-emitting

adhesives and sealants?

©GBES 74

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How long must permanent entryway systems be in the primary direction of travel

for Enhanced IAQ Strategies?

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What MERV rating must mechanically ventilated buildings design HVAC

systems to filter supply air prior to occupancy?

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What types of rooms would require negative air pressure, self-closing doors, and deck-to-deck partitions or hard-lid

ceilings for interior cross-contamination prevention?

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What % of the building occupants must have

individual lighting controls for Interior Lighting?

©GBES 78

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California Department of Public

Health (CDPH) Standard Method

v1.1-2010 and German AgBB

Testing and Evaluation Scheme

(2010)


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3 to 6 feet (900 to 1,800 mm)

above floor to represent the

breathing zone


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MERV 13 (F7) or higher


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10' (3 meters) in the primary direction of travel at

regularly used exterior entrances.


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At least 90% of individual occupant spaces and 100% of shared multi-occupant spaces


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Garages

Houskeeping and laundry areas

Copying and printing rooms


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How many modes must lighting

systems be able to operate in?

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What % of the building

occupants must have individual

comfort controls for Thermal

Comfort?

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What standards must be followed for thermal comfort

design?

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What are the six (6) primary comfort factors associated

with ASHRAE 55?

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What are the three (3) options to achieve IEQ Credit

Daylight?

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What % of regularly occupied floor area must

achieve daylight illumination for IEQ Credit

Daylight?

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At least 50% of individual

occupant spaces and 100% for

all shared multi-occupant

spaces


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3: On, off, and mid-level


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Metabolic Rate, Clothing Insulation, Air Temperature,

Radiant Temperature, Air Speed, Humidity


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Option 1. ASHRAE Standard 55-10

OR

Option 2. IOS and CEN Standards


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75% = 1 Point


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Option 1. Simulation: Spatial daylight autonomy and annual

sunlight exposure

Option 2. Simulation: I luminance calculations

Option 3. Measurement


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What are the four kinds of

views?

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What % of regularly occupied

floor area must have direct line

of sight to the outdoors via

vision glazing for IEQ Credit

Views?

©GBES 86

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Views into the interior atria may be used to meet what

percent of the required area for Quality Views?

©GBES 87

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What dBA must background noise from HVAC equipment be reduced to for Minimum

Acoustic Performance?

©GBES 88

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What is the maximum number of points a project

can earn for achieving Exemplary Performance?

©GBES 89

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What is the maximum number of points a project

can earn for IN Credit Innovation for the innovation option?

©GBES 90

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75% = 1 Point


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-Multiple lines of sight to vision glazing in

different directions at least 90 degrees apart

-Views that include at least two of the following:

(1) flora, fauna, or sky; (2) movement; and (3)

objects at least 25 feet (7.5 meters) from the

exterior of the glazing

-Unobstructed views located within the distance

of three times the head height of the vision

glazing

-Views with a view factor of 3 or greater


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40 dBA


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30%


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4 Points


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2 Points


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What is the maximum number

of points a project can earn for

Pilot Credits?

©GBES 91

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What is required for LEED

Accredited Professional

credit?

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What is the maximum number of points a project can earn

for Regional Priority credits?

©GBES 93

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At a minimum, projects must provide dedicated area for

collection and storage of what five (5) materials?

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What do calculations need to be done by for Construction and Demolition Waste

Management?

©GBES 95

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What are the minimum % thresholds for debris to be

recycled or salvaged for Construction and Demolition Waste

Management?

©GBES 96

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One LEED AP with a specialty

appropriate for the project


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4 Points



Paper, Corrugated Cardboard, Glass, Plastics,

and Metals


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4 Points


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50% = 1 Point; 75% = 2 Points


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Weight or Volume


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What is required for a project team to establish for

Construction and Demolition Waste Management Planning?

©GBES 97

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Who is NOT required to have a Chain of Custody documentation for FSC-

certified wood?

©GBES 98

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What international alternative compliance path

is available for material ingredient optimization?

©GBES 99

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For Innovation credit when pursuing Option 1 Innovation what must the team identify?

©GBES 100

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What is a BAS?

©GBES 101

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What is WaterSense?

©GBES 102

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End User


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Waste diversion goals



Intent of proposed innovation credit, proposed

requirement(s) for compliance, proposed

submittals, and strategies used to meet requirement(s)


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REACH Optimization


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WaterSense is a partnership program sponsored by EPA, helping consumers identify water-efficient products and

programs.


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Building Automation System (BAS), it uses computer-

based monitoring to coordinate, organize, and optimize building control

subsystems, including lighting, equipment

scheduling, and alarm reporting.


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At what heights should CO2 sensors be placed at for

breathing zone requirements?

©GBES 103

True or False: LEED projects

are more expensive than

traditional projects

©GBES 91

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When can certification be

revoked?

©GBES 104

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What is Technical Release (TR) 55?

©GBES 105

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What energy-related building aspects must be considered for Integrative

Process?

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What water-related building aspects must be considered

for Integrative Process?

©GBES 107

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How many potential strategies must be assessed for each

energy-related building aspect for Integrative

Design?

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Certification may be revoked

from any LEED project upon

gaining knowledge of non-

compliance with any applicable

MPR. If such a circumstance

occurs, registration and/or

certification fees will not be

refunded.


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Between 3 and 6 feet

above the floor.



Site conditions Massing and orientation

Basic envelope attributes Lighting levels

Thermal comfort ranges Plug and process load

needs


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An approach to hydrology in which watersheds are modeled

to calculate storm runoff volume, peak rate of discharge,

hydrographs, and storage volumes, developed by the

former USDA Soil Conservation Service


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At least 2 strategies must be assessed for each of the six

aspects.


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Interior water demand

Outdoor water demand

Process water demand

Supply sources


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What tool is used to benchmark building performance for

Integrative Design?

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What LEED ND certification designations are eligible for LEED ND Location credit?

©GBES 110

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What percent of a building must be maintained for historic building reuse?

©GBES 111

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When renovating an abandoned or blighted

building what percent of the building must be maintained?

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What is the minimum percent reuse required for

building and material reuse?

©GBES 113

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What are the six impact categories of a life-cycle

assessment?

©GBES 114

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Certified Plan

-LEED ND Pilot, Stage 3 LEED ND

Certified Project

-LEED 2009, Stage 2 Pre-certified LEED

ND Plan

-LEED 2009, Stage 3 LEED ND Certified

Neighborhood Development

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EPA's Target Finder



At least 50% by surface area of the existing structure, enclosure, and interior

structural elements.


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There is no minimum requirement. The historic

designation must be maintained however.


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-Global warming potential (greenhouse gases)

-Depletion of the stratospheric ozone layer

-Acidification of land and water sources

-Eutrophication

-Formation of tropospheric ozone

-Depletion of nonrenewable energy resources


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At least 25% from off site or on site as a percentage of

the surface area.


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When conducting a whole-

building life-cycle assessment

what are the min/max

reductions of the impact

categories?

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©GBES 91

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For a whole-building life-cycle assessment what is the service life of the baseline building?

©GBES 116

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What is the location valuation factor for the

optimization and disclosure credits?

©GBES 117

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What is the minimum number of products required for the disclosure option of the MR

credits?

©GBES 118

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What factor is used to determine the optimization

of the MR credits?

©GBES 119

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What are the three types of EPDs and what is the

product value of each type?

©GBES 120

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60 years


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A minimum of 10% in at least

3 impact categories (of which

one must be GHG emissions)

and do not exceed any impact

category by more than 5%

compared to a baseline

building.



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At least 20 different permanently installed

products sourced from at least 5 different manufacturers


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Products and materials that are extracted, manufactured, and

purchased within 100 miles (160 km) of the

project value are valued at 200% of their cost.


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Product-specific declaration: 1/4 of a product

Industry-wide (generic) EPD: 1/2 of a product

Product-specific Type III EPD: 1 product


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Use products that comply with the criteria of each credit based on the cost

of the products, compared to the total value of

permanently installed products.


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How many qualifying products must be sourced for exemplary

peformance for product disclosure?

©GBES 121




©GBES 91

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A cradle-to-gate assessment is required for what material

disclosure?

©GBES 122

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Structure and enclosure materials may not constitute more than what percent of

compliant building products for material disclosure and

optimization?

©GBES 123

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All EPDs must be consistent with what

standards?

©GBES 124

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What are the acceptable corporate sustainability

reporting (CSR) frameworks?

©GBES 125

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What are the types of responsible extraction

criteria for sourcing of raw materials?

©GBES 126

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Each of the three types of EPDs

require at least a cradle-to-gate

scope.


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At least 40 qualifying products



ISO standards 14025, 14040, 14044, and EN 15804 or ISO

21930


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30%


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-Extended producer

responsibility -Bio-based materials

-Wood products -Materials reuse

-Recycled content


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-Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Sustainability Report

-Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development

(OECD) Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises

-U.N. Global Compact: Communication of Progress

-ISO 26000: 2010 Guidance on Social Responsibility


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What standards are acceptable

for material ingredient

optimization?

©GBES 127




©GBES 91

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What Cradle-to-Cradle certified products count towards

material ingredient optimization?

©GBES 128

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What information must be inventoried for a site

assessment?

©GBES 129

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What should be used to estimate the water storage

capacity of a site during a site assessment?

©GBES 130

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What is a three-year aged SR (or SRI)?

©GBES 131

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What should be used to designate a site as prime

farmland and identify its soil classification?

©GBES 132

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-Cradle to Cradle v2 Gold: 100% of

cost

-Cradle to Cradle v2 Platinum:

150% of cost

-Cradle to Cradle v3 Silver: 100%

of cost

-Cradle to Cradle v3 Gold or

Platinum: 150% of cost


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GreenScreen v1.2 Benchmark

Cradle to Cradle Certified

REACH Optimization

(International Alternative

Compliance Path)



Urban Hydrology for Small Watersheds Technical

Release 55 (TR-55) or local equivalent for projects

outside the U.S.


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-Topography -Hydrology

-Climate -Vegetation

-Soils -Human use

-Human health effects


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Natural Resources Conservation Service (or

local equivalent)


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A solar reflectance or solar reflectance index rating that

is measured after three years of weather exposure


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What reduction is required for demand response?

©GBES 133




©GBES 91

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What types of demand

response programs are

acceptable?

©GBES 134

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What is load shedding?

©GBES 135

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What is the contract period for demand response?

©GBES 136

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What are the three options for high priority sites?

©GBES 137

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What type of location must a historic district project be located in for High-Priority

Site?

©GBES 138

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Semi-automated and automated

(not manual)


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At least 10% of the estimated peak

electricity demand



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A minimum of one year with the intention of multiyear

renewal


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An intentional action by a utility to reduce the load on the system. Load shedding is usually conducted during emergency periods, such as capacity shortages, system

instability, or voltage control.


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On an infill location


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Option 1. Historic district

Option 2. Priority designation

Option 3. Brownfield remediation


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What are the priority

designations for High-

Priority Site?

©GBES 139




©GBES 91

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What are the minimum

weekday and weekend trips

for projects with multiple

transit types (bus, streetcar,

rail, or ferry)?

©GBES 140

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What are the minimum weekday and weekend trips for projects with commuter rail or ferry service only?

©GBES 141

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When can planned stops and stations count towards

Access to Quality Transit?

©GBES 142

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What must a bicycle network connect to?

©GBES 143

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How close does a functional entry or bicycle storage need to be to a bicycle

network?

©GBES 144

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72 weekday, 40 weekend

.


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-Site listed by the EPA National Priorities List

-Federal Empowerment Zone site

-Federal Enterprise Community site

-Federal Renewal Community site

-Department of the Treasury Community

Development Financial Institutions Fund

Qualified Low-Income Community

-Site in a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban

Development’s Qualified Census Tract or

Difficult Development Area

-Local equivalent program administered at the

national level for projects outside the U.S.



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When they are sited, funded, and under construction by the

date of the certificate of occupancy and are complete within 24 months of that date.


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24 weekday, 6 weekend


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Within 200-yards (180-meters) walking or bicycling

distance


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At least one of the following: -at least 10 diverse uses

-a school or employment center, if the project total floor area is 50% or

more residential

-a bus rapid transit stop, light or heavy rail station, commuter rail

station, or ferry terminal


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What is the maximum distance

on a bicycle network

destinations (diverse use,

school/employment center,

quality transit) must be?

©GBES 145




©GBES 91

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Where must short-term

bicycle storage be located?

©GBES 146

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Where must long-term bicycle storage be located?

©GBES 147

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What is required for Reduced Parking Footprint?

©GBES 148

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When is a 40% reduction from the base ratios of the

ITE Transportation Planning Handbook required for

Reduced Parking Footprint?

©GBES 149

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How much preferred parking is required for

Reduced Parking Footprint?

©GBES 150

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Within 100 feet (30 meters)

walking distance of any main

entrance.


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Within a 3-mile (4,800 meter)

bicycling distance of the project

boundary.



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1. Do not exceed the minimum local code

requirements

2. A percent reduction from a baseline (20% or 40%

depending on what other credits are achieved)


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Within 100 feet (30 meters) walkin distance of any functional entry.


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5% of the total parking spaces AFTER reductions

are made from the base ratios.


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When a project earns EITHER LT Credit

Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses or LT Credit Access to Quality Transit


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What percent of Open Space

must be vegetated?

©GBES 151




©GBES 91

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How much outdoor space must

be provided for Open Space?

©GBES 152

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What must outdoor space be to qualify for Open

Space?

©GBES 153

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What types of outdoor spaces qualify for Open Space?

©GBES 154

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When can a vegetated roof count towards vegetation

for Open Space?

©GBES 155

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How much rainfall must be

managed for a project with a zero-lot-line with a minimum

density of 1.5 FAR?

©GBES 156

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30% of the total site area

(including the building

footprint) or greater.


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25% minimum



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-paving or turf that accommodates outdoor social

activities -paving or turf that encourages

physical activity -year-round garden space

-community gardens

-preserved or created habitat


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Physically accessible


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85th Percentile


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When a project has a density of 1.5 FAR


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What are some ways to capture

rainwater to prevent runoff?

©GBES 157




©GBES 91

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For a project with open space what minimum rainfall must

be managed?

©GBES 158

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When managing rainwater using natural land cover condtions what must be

done?

©GBES 159

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When managing a percentile of rainfall events what minimum amount of historical rainfall data is

required?

©GBES 160

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What percent of runoff must be managed for the 95th percentile rainfall event?

©GBES 161

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What minimum percent of parking spaces must be placed under cover for Heat Island Reduction

Option 2. Parking Under Cover?

©GBES 162

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95th Percentile


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LID and green infrastructure



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10 years worth


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Manage on site the annual increase in runoff volume

from the natural land cover condition to the

postdeveloped condition.


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75%


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100%


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Shade and architectural devices

used for Heat Island Reduction

must have at least what three-

year aged solar reflectance?

©GBES 163




©GBES 91

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How is the total vehicle parking

spaces calculated for Heat

Island Reduction?

©GBES 164

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Any roof used to shade covered parking for Heat

Island Reduction must meet what requirements?

©GBES 165

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What are the light pollution reduction requirements for

internally illuminated exterior signs?

©GBES 166

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What exterior lighting is exempted from uplight and

light tresspass requirements?

©GBES 167

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How many conditions are there where the lighting

boundarycan be different than the property

boundary?

©GBES 168

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The number of parking spaces

in the LEED project boundary

(includes motorcycle parking).

Do not count bicycle parking

spaces.


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0.28. If the three-year aged

value information is not

available use materials with an

initial SR of at least 0.33



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Do not exceed a luminance of 200 cd/m2 (nits) during nighttime hours and 2000

cd/m2 (nits) during daytime hours.


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-1. Three year aged SRI of at least 32

-2. Or a vegetated roof

-3. Or covered by energy generation systems


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There are 3 conditions. The exceptions are not listed

here due to their length (see the reference guide).


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-Specialized lighting for transportation -Lighting for façade and landscape

lighting in MLO lighting zones 3 and 4 -Lighting for theatrical purposes

-Government-mandated roadway lighting -Hospital emergency departments,

including associated helipads -Lighting for the national flag in MLO

lighting zones 2, 3, or 4 -Internally illuminated signage


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When using the calculation

method for light pollution

reduction how far apart can the

calculation points be?

©GBES 169




©GBES 91

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If the BUG rating method is

used to meet the Uplight

requirements does the

method have to be used to

mee the Light Tresspass

requirements?

©GBES 170

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What is a BUG rating?

©GBES 171

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What optional systems can be submetered for Water

Metering?

©GBES 172

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What percent of water distribution must be

submetered for irrigation, indoor plumbing fixtures,

domestic hot water, or other process water?

©GBES 173

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What frequency must metered data be compiled for Building-Level-Water

Metering?

©GBES 174

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No. Project teams can use the

BUG method or calculation

method for Uplight, and use the

same or different method for

Light Tresspass.


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No more than 5 feet (1.5

meters) apart.



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Two or more of the following:

-Irrigation -Indoor plumbing fixtures and

fittings -Domestic hot water

-Boilers -Reclaimed water

-Other process water


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A luminaire classification system that classifies luminaires in terms of backlight (B), uplight (U), and

glare (G) (taken from IES/IDA Model Lighting Ordinance). BUG

ratings supersede the former cutoff ratings.


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Monthly and annual summaries


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80% must be submetered


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How long must a project

commit to sharing metering

data with USGBC and when

must the sharing begin?

©GBES 175




©GBES 91

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What type of water is

municipally supplied

reclaimed/recycled water?

©GBES 176

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What minimum percent reduction of outdoor water

use is required from a calculated baseline?

©GBES 177

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How can reductions be achieved for WE

Prerequisite Outdoor Water Use Reduction?

©GBES 178

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What areas are excluded from outdoor water use reduction calculations?

©GBES 179

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What percent reduction is required for WE Credit

Outdoor Water Use Reduction?

©GBES 180

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Using EPA's WaterSense

Water Budget Tool


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A five-year period beginning

on the date the project

accepts LEED certification or

typical occupancy, whichever

comes first



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1. Plant species selection

AND

2. Irrigation efficiency

Alternative water sources CANNOT be used for the

prerequisite


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30% reduction from the calculated baseline for the site's peak watering month


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50% from the calculated baseline for the site's peak

watering month.


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Nonvegetated surfaces (permeable and

impermeable pavement) are excluded. Athletic

fields, food gardens, and playgrounds can be

included or excluded at the project teams'

discretion. product for use by purchaser only 179

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How can reductions be

achieved beyond 30% be

achieved for outdoor water use

reduction?

©GBES 181




©GBES 91

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What reduction is automatically earned when installing smart irrigation

controls for WE Credit Outdoor Water Use

Reduction?

©GBES 182

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What indoor water use reduction percent earns exemplary performance?

©GBES 183

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What must be conducted for Cooling Tower Water Use?

©GBES 184

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What minimum number of cooling tower cycles would

earn a project 2 points?

©GBES 185

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Any individual energy end use that represents ____

percent of the total annual consumption of the

building must have an advanced energy meter?

©GBES 186

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15% from the baseline


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Any combination of efficiency,

alternative water sources, and

smart scheduling technologies



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A one-time potable water analysis measuring at least

the required five control parameters


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55%


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10%


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A 10-cycle minimum.


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How long must an advanced

energy metering system store

data?

©GBES 187




©GBES 91

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What energy sources must be

metered in a building?

©GBES 188

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How often must advanced meters be able to report

data?

©GBES 189

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What three components are part of monitoring-based commissioning (MBCx)?

©GBES 190

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Does building envelope commissioning have to be

completed for Fundamental Commissioning?

©GBES 191

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What minimum number of waste streams must be diverted for C&D Waste

Management?

©GBES 192

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-Electricity

-Natural gas, fuel oil, other fossil

fuels

-Biofuels

-District chilled water, steam, and

hot water


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36 months



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Permanent energy monitoring systems, real-time energy analysis, and ongoing commissioning


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Hourly, daily, monthly, and annually


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Divert at least 50% of the total C&D material,

including at least three material streams


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No. It must be documented in the OPR and BOD. It is

not required unless the project team pursues EA

Credit Enhanced Commissioning, Option 2.


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When reducing total waste material for C&D Waste Management what is the

maximum amount of waste allowed?

©GBES 193

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What does not qualify as material diverted from disposal

for C&D Waste Management Planning?

©GBES 194

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What hazardous waste stream categories require safe collection, storage,

and disposal?

©GBES 195

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What two simulations are required for Daylighting,

Option 1 Simulation?

©GBES 196

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What is the threshold for an sDA simulation?

©GBES 197

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What is the threshold for an ASE simulation?

©GBES 198

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Alternative daily cover (ACD)

and land-clearing debris.


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2.5 lbs / SF (12.2 kg / m2) of

waste for the building's floor

area



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sDA and ASE


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Choose two of these three: Batteries, mercury-

containing lamps, or electronic waste


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1,000 lux of direct sunlight for more than 250 hours of the year between 8 AM and

6 PM local time for a full calendar year


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300 lux for 50% of the hours between 8 AM and 6

PM local time for a full calendar year


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When do the daylight simulations for Option 2 Simulation: Illuminance

calculations occur?

©GBES 199

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At what height should daylight measurements be

taken?

©GBES 200

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30 inches (750 mm) above the

finished floor for the default

workplane height


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9 AM on the first equinox

(March 21 or September 21) and

3 PM on the second equinox



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