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LEED V. 2.2 SUMMARY OF CREDITS, POINTS, EXEMPLARY , SUBMITTALS, ETCCreditNo.
Credit Title Theme Required ReferencedStandards
EligiblePoints
Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-
Phase
Decision-Makers
SS p1 ConstructionActivityPollutionPrevention
ErosionSedimentationControl Dust
ESC Plan -2003 EPAConstructionGeneral Permit orlocal-EPA StormH20mgt. forconstruction
activities
None No C Contractorand designteam
Prime farmland USDA/CFR
50 ft. Waterbody Clean Water Act
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Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
EPA Brown-fielddefinition
1. mi. from railOr
SS4.1 AlternativeTransportation-PublicTransportation
Locate nearrail or bus
2. mi. from two ormore bus stops for two or
more lines
None 1 Yes D Owner
1.Storage within 200 yds.for 5% peak users andshowers for 0.5% FTEsOr
SS4.2 AlternativeTransportation-BikeStorage andShowers
Include inproject
2. For residential-Storagefor 15% occupants
None 1 Yes D DesignTeam
1.provide vehicles for3% FTEs and preferredparkingOR
Calif. AirResources Bd.ZEVOR
2. Provide5% totalspaces as preferred pkg.
OR
SS4.3 AlternativeTransportation-Low-emission&efficientvehicles
Providevehicles orparking forthem
3.Install alt. fuel stationsfor 3% total pkg. count
Am. Council forEnergy Eff.
Economy(ACEEE)
1 Yes
CreateTransportation mgt.plan showsreductionin personalauto use
D OwnerDesignTeam
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Credit Title Theme Required ReferencedStandards
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Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
1.Non-resid. Do notexceed zoning reqs.OR
2. If pkg. for
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Credit Title Theme Required ReferencedStandards
EligiblePoints
Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
2. If no local zoning,create area adj. to bldg. =bldg. ftpt.OR
might not workon tight lots
3.If no zoning O.S. reqs.,20% site area O.S.
having greenroofs can applythe veg. roofsurface to thiscalculation
1.Ex. imp.>50%,Mgt. plan that says Postcannot >Pre-dev. rate forone and two-yr. 24 hr.
storm. OR2.Mgt. plan that protectsreceiving streamchannelsOR
SS6.1 StormwaterDesign-QuantityControl
Volume
3.Ex. imp.
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CreditNo.
Credit Title Theme Required ReferencedStandards
EligiblePoints
Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
able to remove80%TSS- usegreen roofs,etc
State or Localprogram withperf. Stnds.
For 50% hardscapeprovide any:Shade w/in5 yrsOR
Paving w/SRI=29OR
Emittance calc.per ASTM E408-71 or ASTMC 1371-04
100% non-roofsurfaceshigh albedo
and/oropen grid,and/orshadedw/in 5yearsOR
50% Open grid pavingOR
SS 7.1 Heat IslandEffect- NonRoof
Reduce HeatIslands
Min. 50% parking undercover with roof SRI=29
Reflectance calc.per ASTM E
903-96, ASTM E1918-97, orASTM C 1549
1 Yes
100%parking
locatedundercover
C DesignTeamContractor
1.Use roof materials withSRI=Low slope 78High slope 29OR
2. 50% green roofOR
SS7.2 Heat IslandEffect- Roof
Reduce roofheat
3.Combo
SRI calc. perASTM E 1980-01plus those inSS7.2
1 Yes 100%green roof
D DesignTeamContractor
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CreditNo.
Credit Title Theme Required ReferencedStandards
EligiblePoints
Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
1.For interior: angle ofmax. candela from eachinterior light mustintersect opaque buildinginterior surfaceOR
LZ1- Dark RuralLZ2-Low Resid.LZ3-MediumCommercial/Lt.Industrial or HiDensity Resid.LZ4 High City
SS8 LightPollutionReduction
Night timelight pollution
2.All non-emergencyinterior lights shall beauto controlled to turn offduring non-businesshours
ASHRAE/IESNA90.1-2004,Lighting Section9
1 No D DesignTeam
Total Points 14 8WE1.1 Water
Efficiency-Landscaping
Water Efficient
Landscaping
Reduce use of potable
water by50%
None
Based on plantspecies, micro-climate, recycledrainwater, treatedrainwaterDensity factorLandscape coeff.
1 No D Design
Team
WE1.2 Water
Efficiency-Landscaping
No potable
H2o
Reduce by100% or use
landscaping that does notrequire perm. Irrigationsystem
None
-Establishbaseline water usebased on July-Landscapecoeff=densityfactor xmicroclimatefactor
1 No D Design
Team
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Credit Title Theme Required ReferencedStandards
EligiblePoints
Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
-Baseline TWA=
Area x (ET/IE) x0.6233
WE2.1 InnovativeWastewater
Reduce potableuse
Reduce use of potable by50% or treat50% on site
Establish baselineusingEnergyPolicy Acts1992 FixtureFlow Rate
1 No D DesignTeam
WE3.1 Water UseReduction-20%
Reduce totalwater use uselow flow ordry and sensors
Reduce by 20% aftermeeting Energy PolicyAct requirements.
-Energy PolicyAct 1992FixtureFlow Rate-Create baseline
1 Yes 40%reduction D DesignTeam
WE3.2 Water UseReduction-30%
Reduce totalwater use uselow flow ordry and sensors
Reduce by 30% aftermeeting Energy PolicyAct requirements.
-Energy PolicyAct 1992FixtureFlow Rate-Create baseline
1 Yes 40%reductionor demo.10%
reductionfrom non-regulatedfixtures,such asdishwashers
D DesignTeam
TOTAL 5 2
EAp1 FundamentalCommissioning
Measureeffectivenessof credits
Need CxA not memberof project team unless
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Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
EAp2 Minimum
Energy Perf.
Establish min.
level energyefficiency
MeetASHRAE 90.1-
2004 stnds.
ASHRAE 90.1-
2004, secs. 5-11,min. reqs. forenergy effic.,except for lowrise residentialORlocal code ifstronger
No D Design
Team
EAp3 FundamentalRefrigerantManagement
Reduce CFCs No CFCs or five yearphase-out plan or not ifcan show thatreplacement costs cannotbe not be paid back inenergy savings within 10years.
ASHRAE 90.1-2004,
No D DesignTeam
1.Whole bldg. energysimulationusingASHRAE as baseline- donot use energy costbudget method-up to
42% efficiencyimprovement
Building.Performance RatingMethod inApp.G ofASHRAE/IESN
A 90.1-2004
1-10EA1 OptimizeEnergyPerformance
Achieveincreasinglevels ofefficiency-
1-10 pts.Possible basedon how muchenergy costsavings isachievedcompared tothe baseline
2.PrescriptiveCompliance Path foroffices
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EligiblePoints
Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
and if new or
renovation.Starts at 10.5%savings and upby 3.5% foreach point upto 42%
3.Prescriptive
Compliance Path- 30criteria for bldg.envelope, lgtg, HVACpower simple- no calcs
Advanced
BuildingsBenchmark v.1.1
1
EA2 On-SiteRenewableEnergy
Increasinglevels of selfsupply
1 pt for eachreduction incosts by 2.5%up to 12.5%
Offset energy costs withon-site power sources.
Ground source heatpump and passive solardo not apply or greenpower certificates
Use annualenergy costscalc.in EA1comparedto savings withrenewableORuseDOEComml. Bldge.EnergyConsumption
Survey (CBECS)
1-3 No D DesignTeam
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CreditNo.
Credit Title Theme Required ReferencedStandards
EligiblePoints
Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
EA3 Enhanced
Commissioning
Begin early
and performadditionalverification
6 tasks in addn. to
EAp1:-Independent CxA-CxA design review ofOPR, BOD, and designdocuments prior to mid-construction-CxA review contractorsubmittals forcompliance with OPRand BOD-Develop systems manual-Verify training iscompleteCxA reviews bldg.operation w/in 10 months
of completion
None 1 No C Owner
DesignTeamContractor
EA4 EnhancedRefrigerantMgt
Reduce OzoneDepletionLife CycleGlobal
WarmingPotential+LifeCycle OzoneDepletionPotential
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CreditNo.
Credit Title Theme Required ReferencedStandards
EligiblePoints
Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
of energy
consupmtion
occupancy/stabilization
for one year
simple bldgs-
ECM Isolation) orD (whole bldglevel calibrationsimulation withlarge no. energyconservationmeasures
EA6 Green PowerCertificates
Net zero pollnis goal throughcertificates
35% buildingselectricity fromrenewable sources withat least a2 year contract.Determine baseline usewith results from EA1or CBECs.
Eligible organs.Defined byCtr.For ResourceSolns.
1 1 Double to70%
C Owner
TOTAL 17 1
MRp Storage &Collection ofRecyclables
Reducewastestream tolandfills
Create recycling stationthat serves whole blgincluding paper, glass,metal, cardboard, plastic
None D OwnerandDesignTeam
MR1.1 BuildingReuse 75%structural
Reducedemand forresources
Keep at least75% ofexisting bldg. structuralelements-floor, roofdecking,exterior skin
&framing- excludeswindows and non-structural roof.
1
MR1.2 BuildingReuse 95% structural
Reducedemand forresources-keepstructural elem
Keep at least95% ofexisting bldg. structuralelements-
None
Based on surfacearea
Exceptions areprojects withaddns=2x sizeoriginal building
1
C
Owner and DesignTeam
MR1.3 Building Keep non- Use at least50% ex. None 1 No D Owner
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EligiblePoints
Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
Reuse 50%
interior non-structural
structural
interior
Interior non-structural
elements suchnon-struct. Walls, doors,floor coverings, andceiling coverings.
Based on surfacearea
Same exception
and
DesignTeam
MR2.1 ConstructionWaste Mgt.50%
Divert debrisfrom landfills
-Divert50% waste fromconstruction and demo-recycle or salvage.-Develop and implementConstr. Waste Mgt plan
1 No C Contractor
MR2.1 ConstructionWaste Mgt.75%
Divert debrisfrom landfills
-Divert75% waste fromconstruction and demo.-recycle or salvage
None
Based on weightor volume- soiland landclearing debrisdo not apply
1 Yes 90%Diversion
C Contractor
MR3.1 MaterialsReuse 5%
Use salvagedor reusedmaterials
Reused materials for atleast5% of total bldg.material cost (based on
replacement value)-exclude mech and elec.
1 No DesignTeam andContractor
MR3.2 MaterialsReuse 10%
Use salvagedor reusedmaterials
Reused materials for atleast10% of total bldg.material cost (based onreplacement value)
Useactual costsor SI Master
format Divs. 2-10 to determinematerial costs(total constr.Costs x .45)
1 Yes 15%Reuse
C DesignTeam andContractor
MR4.1 RecycledContent 10%
Incorporaterecycled
content inmaterials
Post-Consumer plus Pre-Consumer >/=10%
based on recycledcontent value-only include perm.Installed and nomech/electrical
1 No C DesignTeam and
Contractor
MR4.2 RecycledContent 20%
Incorporaterecycledcontent in
Post-Consumer plus Pre-Consumer >/=20%based on recycled
ISO 14021,
EnvironmentalLabels andDeclaration-RecycledContentDetermined byWeight-Recycled
1 Yes 30%recycledcontent
C DesignTeam andContractor
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EligiblePoints
Exemp.Points
HowExemplary
Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
materials content value Content
Value=Weight xCost
materials
MR5.1 RegionalMaterials10%
Increasedemand formaterialscreated locally
Use10% bldg. materialscreated within500miles
1 No C
MR5.1 RegionalMaterials20%
Increasedemand formaterialscreated locally
Use20% bldg. materialscreated within500miles
Based on materialvalue
Can useCSIMaster FormatDiv.2-10 (.45xtotal constr.Costs) if noactual value*salvaged goodscan apply andpoint of pickup
can be extractionlocation
1 Yes 40%within500miles
C
DesignTeam andContractor
MR6 RapidlyRenewables2.5%
Reduce use ofresources
Use2.5% materialsbased on10 yr. growthcycle
bamboo,cotton,wool,strawboard,
wheatboard,agrifiber,linoleum,cork
Based on materialvalue-Can useCSIMaster FormatDiv.2-10 (.45xtotal constr.
Costs) if noactual value
1 Yes 5% rapidlyrenewablematerials
C
DesignTeam andContractor
MR7 CertifiedWood 50%
Responsibleforest mgt.
50% FCS certified wood Based on totalnew wood cost
FCS Chain orCustody
1 No C DesignTeam andContractor
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Decision-Makers
TOTAL 13 3
EQp1 MinimumIAQ Perf.
Indoor AirQuality forcomfort andwell-being
Meet min. stndsASHRAE-mech. Vent. Systemsshall be designed withVent. Rate Procedure
ASHRAE62.1-2004, secs. 4-7,AcceptableIndoor AirQuality or localcode if morestringent.
D
None
-Use MERV 13Filters
EQp2 Environ.TobaccoSmoke (ETS)
Minimizeexposure foroccupants
1.Prohibit insideandlocate outside areas atleast25 ft. away frombldg2.Designate area in bldgwith direct exhaust tooutside andencloseddeck to deck partitions-
negative pressure3.Residential- Prohibitin common areas, sealsbetween units
Verify throughblower door testper ANSI/ASTME779-03
D
EQ1 Outdoor Air
DeliveryMonitoring
Ventilation -
Bring FreshAir In andmonitor
Install perf. Monitoring
systems and make suremin. reqs. are met-Alarm generated ifvaries by10% audible,auto to operations or both
ASHRAE 62.1-
2004, Min.Outdoor Air rate-For mech. Vent.Spaces, monitorCO2 levels in alldensely occupiedareas withmonitors 3-6 ft
above floor
1 No D
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Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
-for non-densely
pop. Areasprovide directoutdoor airflowmeas. device perASHRAE-For naturallyvent. Areasmonitor CO2, butcan be shared formultiple spacesw/stacks
1.Mech. Vent. Areas -Increase outdoorventilation rates to alloccupied spaces by30%
over req. for at least90%occupied spaces
ASHRAE 62.1-2004
EQ2 IncreasedVentilation30% overASHRAE
Additionaloutdoor airventilation
2.Natural Vent.-Meetrecs. In Carbon, oreffectiveness flowdiagrams is in CIBSE.
Carbon TrustGood PracticeGuide 237 (1998)multi-zonemodel
(NISTNTAMsoftware) ORCIBSEapplicationsmanual
1 No D
EQ3.1 ConstructionIAQ MgtPlan During
Indoor airqualityprotection
Develop IAQ Mgt Plan,meeting SMACMAsquide
SMACMA IAQGuidelines
1 No D
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Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
Construction during
construction
-If perm. Air handlers
used during constructionuse filters with MERV 8and changed prior tooccupancy
MERV 8 per
ASHRAE 52.2-1999
EQ3.2 ConstructionIAQ Mgt.Plan- Pre-Occupancy
Indoor airqualityprotectionprior tooccupancy
Develop and implementIAQ Mgt. Plan and1.Flush out w/14,000 cuft. outdoor air/s.f. withtemperature at least60degs. and humiditynot>60%. ORIf want to occupy quicklydeliver 3,500 cu.ft. airand more at least every 3hrs. until 14,000 cu ft.
have been delivered.2. Perform Air QualityTestingusing EPAmethod. UseMERV 13filters prior to flushout.
EPACompendium ofmethods fordeterming airpollution.
1 No C
EQ4.1 LowEmittingMaterials-
InteriorAdhesivesand Sealants
Reduce indooraircontaminants
-All adhesives andsealants shall complywithSouth Coast Air
Quality Mgt. District-OK to go over VOClimit with one item if canmeet the VOC budgetacross the board with allmaterial
SCAQMD- VOClimit.Green Seal GS-
36-aerosoladhesives
1 No C
EQ4.2 LowEmitting
Reduce indoorair
-Interior paints, coatings,and primers just adhere
Green Seal GS-11
1 No C
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Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
Materials-
InteriorPaints andCoatings
contaminants toGreen Seal GS-11
stnds.
Green Seal GC-
03 for Anti-corrosive paintsandSCAQMDRule 1113 forArchit. Coatingsand woodfinishes.
EQ4.3 LowEmittingMaterials-Carpets
Reduce indooraircontaminants
Meet Green Labelstandards
Green Label-carpet and rugInstitutefor off-gasing rates.
1 No C
EQ4.4 LowEmittingMaterials-
CompositeWood &Agrifiber
Reduce indooraircontaminants
Contain no urea-formaldehyde in particleboard, plywood, MDF,
wheatboard, panelsubstrate, and door cores.Furniture not included
No urea-formaldehyde
1 No C
EQ5 IndoorChemicals
Minimizeexposure tooccupants fromhazardousparticulates
and chemicals
-Install entryway 6gratesor grills or roll mats thatare regularly maintained.-Exhaust each spacewhere hazardous gas or
chemicals are present tocreate negative pressureand with no airrecirculation. Also useself-closing doors anddeck to deck partitions(as in ETS credit).-UseMERV 13 filters
MERV 13 perASHRAE 52.2-1999, Method oftesting aircleaning devices
for removalcapability
1 No D
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Sub-Mittal-Phase
Decision-Makers
EQ6.1 Controllabilit
y of Systems-lighting for90% ofoccupants
Provide high
level lightingcontrols forindividual andgroup spaces
Provide individual
lighting controls for90% occupants and inmulti-occupant spaces.-ideally repositionable
ASHRAE 90.1-
2004, TaskLighting
1 No D
EQ6.2 Controllability of Systems-thermalcomfort for50%occupants
Provide highlevel ofthermalcomfort forindividual andgroup spaces
Provide individualthermal comfortcontrols for 50%occupants and in multi-occupant spaces.-Operable windows canalso be used if space is20ft. inside and 20 ft. oneither side of window.
ASHRAE 62.1-2004, NaturalVentilation and
ASHRAE 55-2004, ThermalComfort for airtemp., radianttemp., air speed,and humidity(comfort control
can apply to atleast one of these)
1 No D
EQ7.1 ThermalComfort
Productivityand Well-being
Design HVAC andbuilding envelope tomeet ASHRAE 55-2004based on predicted meancomfort level.
ASHRAE 55-2004, ThermalComfort
1 No D
EQ7.2 Thermal
ComfortVerification
Survey and
correct
-Surveywithin6-18
monthsof occupancy foroccupant satisfactionwith thermal comfort.-If more than 20% areunhappy, makecorrective plan
ASHRAE 55-
2004givesguidance forbuildingperformance andcorrectivesystems
1 No D
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Decision-Makers
-Achieve min. daylight
factor of2% in 75% ofall space occupied forcritical visual tasksOROR
-Thrucomputersimulation,demo that25
horiz. footcandles hasbeen achieved underclear sky conditions atnoon at the equinox at30 above floor and for75% occupied spaces
EQ8.1 Daylight Provide
connectionbetweenindoors andoutdoor
-Show this thru actual
light testingat 10 footgrids.
None
Maximizedaylighting inbldg. design thruorientation,shallowfloorplates,increased
buildingperimeter,exterior andinterior shadingdevices, highperf. Glazing,skylights, tallwindows above76 and photocell basedcontrols-Only portions ofrooms that meetrequirements willbe counted
--Provide glarecontrol deviceswhere nec.
1 Yes 95%
daylighting
D
EQ8.2 Views Provideconnectionbetweenindoors and out
-Achieve direct line ofsight perimeter visionglazing (window) foroccupants in90% ofregularly occupied
No 1 Yes Det. Oncase bycase basis
D
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spaces.
-For offices the entire sq.footage can be counted if75% or more of the areahas direct line of sight toperimeter vision glazing.-For multi-occupantspaces only the actual s.f.is counted.
TOTAL 15 0ID1 Innovation
and DesignUnique andinnovative andexceptionalperformance
-Must create your ownintent, requirements,etc.-Must display that exceedLEED requirements orshow strong innovation
or creativity/uniquenessof green design
None 1-4 No
ID2 LEED AP Support andencouragedesignintegration andstreamlineprocess
Use a LEED AP on team None 1 No
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LEED APPLICABLE STANDARDS
Standard What is it? Which Credits Used For?ASHRAE/IESNA HVAC, Water Heating, Lighting, Power Energy Efficiency Stnd
for buildings except low rise residentialASHRAE 90.1-2004, Sec. 5 Building envelope-provisions for insulation, skylight and door
ratings, air leakage, and fenestration and opaque assemblies. Somestnds based on climate zone- must meet minimum insulation andwindow U-factor for climate zone. Window area must be