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Invasive species removal service project
EBOM-2009 SSc5:Site Development—Protect or Restore Open Habitatposted by AtSite Inc on
We are thinking of organizing an annual service project to remove invasive species in a nearby park to comply with SSc5.
Offsite and Onsite Inquiry
EBOM-2009 SSc5:Site Development—Protect or Restore Open Habitatposted by Alfred Rosales on
Hi, Need your suggestion and expertise on this inquiry? We do have a land which we manage and maintain, this land is covered with native vegetation and is not within the project LEED boundary.
Is a wood deck part of the "building footprint"?
EBOM-2009 SSc5:Site Development—Protect or Restore Open Habitatposted by Chris Miller on
The deck is not under a roof overhang. It is raised above the ground a foot or so, and I believe there is grass underneath.
Can we switch methods to achieve SSc5 after initial review?
EBOM-2009 SSc5:Site Development—Protect or Restore Open Habitatposted by Ryan Nelson on
We recently recieved our project review for a property. Initially, we attempted to claim a retention pond as an on-site protected land.
Vertical Green Counts?
EBOM-2009 SSc5:Site Development—Protect or Restore Open Habitatposted by yu-ju Kao on
Does installing a vertical wall in building facade or interior contribute to this credit? I assume that doing so will also promoting biodiversity.
Open habitad - huge backyard
EBOM-2009 SSc5:Site Development—Protect or Restore Open Habitatposted by Andres Giraldo on
Hi, our project is classify as Industrial-manufacturing facility. I am wondering about the good and bad consequences of include the backyard in the project boundary.
Accounting for natural, undisturbed vegetation
EBOM-2009 SSc5:Site Development—Protect or Restore Open Habitatposted by Jonathon Bates on
We have a natural creek with undisturbed vegetation growing on both sides as part of our project boundary, and I was wondering if the calculation is the same for plantings on site?
Off-site area counted for two LEED projects
EBOM-2009 SSc5:Site Development—Protect or Restore Open Habitatposted by Anna Korinkova on
There are two buildings to be certified, the same Owner, located on the same campus.