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LEED BD+C
What must your erosion control
plan adhere to?
©GBES 1
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What is a Phase I
Environmental Site
Assessment?
©GBES 2 LEED BD+C
How is a Phase II Environmental Site
Assessment more in depth?
©GBES 3
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What are the types of sensitive sites to avoid
building on?
©GBES 4
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Who defines Prime Farmland?
©GBES 5
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What is the building requirement for projects in
places without legally adopted flood hazard map?
©GBES 6
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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?
©GBES 8
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What are the minimum surrounding density
requirements?
©GBES 9
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What are the requirements for diverse uses?
©GBES 10
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What are the five use categories for diverse uses?
©GBES 11
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What are the distances for Access to Quality Transit?
©GBES 12
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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?
©GBES 13
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How many bike racks are
required for a commercial
building?
©GBES 14
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How many bike racks are required for residential
project?
©GBES 15
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How many shower and changing facilities are
required for a commercial project?
©GBES 16
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How do you calculate an FTE?
©GBES 17
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How many preferred parking spaces are required
for Green Vehicles?
©GBES 18
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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?
©GBES19
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How is preferred parking
defined?
©GBES 20
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For previously developed or graded sites, how much
habitat needs to be restored?
©GBES 21
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What is an example of a monoculture planting, which
would not help with restoring/protecting habitat?
©GBES 22
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What areas can be excluded from the vegetation and soil
requirements to restore/protect habitat?
©GBES 23
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For school projects what areas can be excluded from soil restoration criteria to restore/protect habitat?
©GBES 24
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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?
©GBES25
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What are the distance
limitations when providing
financial support to
protect/restore habitat?
©GBES 26
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What should be included in a sustainable landscape
plan?
©GBES 27
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What are the IESNA lighting zones?
©GBES 28
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When an organization/agency is providing space for shared use to students, what should
be included?
©GBES 29
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What slope is important for heat island effect - roof?
©GBES 30
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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?
©GBES31
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For Schools to achieve Site
Master Plan, how many other
credits must be met?
©GBES 32
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What is the default gender ratio for indoor water use reduction calculations?
©GBES 33
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What fixtures and fittings must be included in the
indoor water use reduction calculations?
©GBES 34
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What is the discount parking rate for Green Vehicles?
©GBES 35
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When can wetlands count as open space?
©GBES 36
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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?
©GBES37
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What documents get created
during fundamental
commissioning and
verification?
©GBES 38
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What energy-related systems must be commissioned?
©GBES 39
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What do the Owner's Project Requirements typically
include?
©GBES 40 LEED BD+C
What should the Basis of Design include?
©GBES 41
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Process Energy is considered to include, but is
not limited to what?
©GBES 42
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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
Personnel Requirements. product for use by purchaser only40
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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?
©GBES43
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What generates both electrical
power and thermal energy from
a single fuel source?
©GBES 44
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What device is used to regulate humidity and temperature, making
building systems more energy efficient?
©GBES 45
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What refrigerant management procedure governs reducing annual leakage of CFC-based
refrigerants to 5% or less?
©GBES 46
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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?
©GBES 48
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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?
©GBES49
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What are the thresholds for
renewable energy production
credit?
©GBES 50
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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?
©GBES 52
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What are the two (2) Options for Enhanced Refrigerant
Management?
©GBES 53
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What types of equipment are NOT subject to the
Fundamental Refrigerant Management requirements?
©GBES 54
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LEED BD+C (except Core and
Shell): 1%, 5%, 10%
LEED BD+C: Core and Shell:
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
power systems product for use by purchaser only 51
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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?
©GBES 55
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What are the two (2) Options
to determine electricity use
for Green Power and Carbon
Offsets?
©GBES 56
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RECs can be used to mitigate what type(s) of
emissions for Green Power and Carbon Offsets?
©GBES 57
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Carbon offsets can be used to mitigate what type(s) of
emissions for Green Power and Carbon Offsets?
©GBES 58
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What are the three (3) basic methods for ventilating
buildings?
©GBES 59
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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?
©GBES 60
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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)?
©GBES61
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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)?
©GBES 62
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What acoustic issues need to considered for Acoustic
Performance?
©GBES 63
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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?
©GBES 65
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For increased ventilation what % must mechanically ventilated spaces increase
outdoor air ventilation rates required by ASHRAE 62.1?
©GBES 66
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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?
©GBES 67
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How does a project confirm
natural ventilation is an
effective strategy?
©GBES 68
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What is required for Construction IAQ
Management Plan?
©GBES 69
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What are the five (5) areas SMACNA standards for
recommended IAQ Control Measures?
©GBES 70
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What are the two (2) Options for Indoor Air Quality
Assessment?
©GBES 71
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What are the two (2) building flush-out paths a
project can consider for IAQ Assessment?
©GBES 72
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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
Rate of .30 (cfm) until reaching 14,000 Cubic Feet
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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?
©GBES73
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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?
©GBES 75
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What MERV rating must mechanically ventilated buildings design HVAC
systems to filter supply air prior to occupancy?
©GBES 76
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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?
©GBES 77
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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?
©GBES79
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What % of the building
occupants must have individual
comfort controls for Thermal
Comfort?
©GBES 80
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What standards must be followed for thermal comfort
design?
©GBES 81
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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?
©GBES 83
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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?
©GBES 85
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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
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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
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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?
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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?
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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.
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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?
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What percent of a building must be maintained for historic building reuse?
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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?
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What are the six impact categories of a life-cycle
assessment?
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-LEED ND Pilot, Stage 2 LEED ND
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
-LEED v4 LEED ND Certified Plan
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EPA's Target Finder
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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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True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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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?
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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?
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True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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A cradle-to-gate assessment is required for what material
disclosure?
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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?
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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
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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?
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True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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What Cradle-to-Cradle certified products count towards
material ingredient optimization?
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What information must be inventoried for a site
assessment?
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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)?
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What should be used to designate a site as prime
farmland and identify its soil classification?
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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)
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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?
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True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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What types of demand
response programs are
acceptable?
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What is load shedding?
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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?
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What type of location must a historic district project be located in for High-Priority
Site?
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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?
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True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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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?
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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
True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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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?
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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?
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True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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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?
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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
True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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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?
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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?
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True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
©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?
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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
True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
©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?
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What is a BUG rating?
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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?
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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
True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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What type of water is
municipally supplied
reclaimed/recycled water?
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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?
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What areas are excluded from outdoor water use reduction calculations?
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What percent reduction is required for WE Credit
Outdoor Water Use Reduction?
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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'
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How can reductions be
achieved beyond 30% be
achieved for outdoor water use
reduction?
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True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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What reduction is automatically earned when installing smart irrigation
controls for WE Credit Outdoor Water Use
Reduction?
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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?
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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?
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True or False: LEED projects
are more expensive than
traditional projects
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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?
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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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