I am trying to determine if the GreenPro (TM) certification through NMPA meets the LEED requirements.

Ever since the misprint in the original LEED 2009 EBOM Reference Manual, we here in San Francisco have had to answer a lot of questions from confused LEED APs re: our pesticide lists.

We are working on a recertification. The vendor says they have not applied any pesticides during the performance period.

I'm looking for an example from an IPM Plan that has earned the LEED credit where the emergency circumstances were defined. What constitutes a typical 'emergency circumstance'?

We are currently working on a project that used no pesticides during the performance period.

We have rat issues on our urban campus and our grounds staff has some concerns about limiting and slowing application of rodent pesticides in exterior use.

Our client uses pesticides/chemicals which are allowed to use in India as per local regulation.

Is scheduled pest management activities (for example once a month) not an appropriate strategy under this credit?

I'm working with a Community College that has numerous campuses in the Portland, Oregon area to submit IEQc3.6 as an ID credit for LEED NC.