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Examples of PI F1, F2 and F3
ND-v2009 PIf1:Development Program and Site Typeposted by Jos Schild on
Due to the development of BREEAM Neighbourhood Development, I'm looking for the PI forms to see whether we can use them or not for the writing and working of the certification system in The Netherl
Planters and window boxes
NC-2009 SSc5.1:Site Development—Protect or Restore Habitatposted by Mike D on
Hi, I was wondering if window boxes or planters can count towards the credit.
WE C1, Option 2, Path 2 submittal requirements
NC-2009 WEc1:Water Efficient Landscapingposted by SmithGroup BG+LU FW on
If a site will have no irrigation installed (permanent or temporary) is one still required to complete the baseline and design case information as part of the submittal requirements (tables WE c1-1
Building Footprint
NC-2009 PIf2:Project Summary Detailsposted by Josh Sawyer on
I am working on a project that already has a building located on the site. We are adding a new building addition to the site.
recovered fiber
NC-2009 MRc4:Recycled Contentposted by Teresa Bell on
When the recycled content of a wood core material is listed as % pre-consumer, % post-consumer and % recovered fiber, is the recovered fiber to be included in the pre-consumer percentage? The defi
porous or non-porous material
NC-2009 IEQc4.1:Low-Emitting Materials—Adhesives and Sealantsposted by Noriko Nagazumi on
Hi, Our project is located in Japan. We usually classify tiles and stones to porous materials in our country. Porous material is defined as follows according to SCAQMD Rule1168.
Golf Courses
NC-2009 SSc2:Development Density and Community Connectivityposted by Jennifer Berthelot-Jelovic on
Has anyone tried submitting a golf course as a Park or Service? Or would this be seen as a gym/workout facility?
PV's special rate
NC-2009 EAc2:On-Site Renewable Energyposted by FABIO VIERO on
Hello all, As I understand, all the energy produced by photovoltaic panels which is not used for the building (then fed into the grid) can not be counted for the purposes of credit EAC2.
Street trees
Pilot-Credits PC14:Walkable Streetsposted by Roland Le Roux on
Some of our buildings are located in the historical districts of Paris (without necessarily being historical buildings themselves).
Still a Pilot Credit?
Pilot-Credits SSpc7:Light pollution reductionposted by Caroline O'Leary on
I see there has been no movement on this credit since October 2012, as we're comparing rating systems, I would just like to verify this is still an allowed PC. Thanks :-)