Metered showers and faucets appear to be rather clear based on the available LEED information and the new Water Use Reduction Calculator, but metered urinals appear to be overlooked. Does anyone kn

Hello everyone! In order to reduce use of potable water, WCs will be served by rainwater collected on-site.

We had an initial mis-characterization of our flow fixtures (we thought they were private, not public), and now with everything properly calculated we are at 29.47% reduction from base case.

I'm working on a rehab facility that has private toilets for residents (patients) and public toilets and urinals for both visitors and residents (patients).

Is the water used for bathing horses in a horse riding centre to be included in the water use reduction calculations? If yes, then is it to be under the showers category???

I m working on a dormitory for kids.

The LEED NC for Retail rating system indicates a baseline performance of 1.6 gallons per flush (gpf) for all water closets except blow out fixtures, which are assigned a baseline performance of 3.5

I have completed the form for WEp1 & WEc2. When I go to finish WEc3 it doesn't show the savings from the rainwater harvesting with the flush fixtures.

Our project is a labor accommodation building with WC and urinals provided.

I've noticed that dual-flush flushometer retrofit kits are mentioned as a way to earn this credit on existing commercial toilets (rather than replace the entire toilet); however, there is no mentio