최신 LEED-AP-ND 무료덤프 - USGBC LEED AP Neighborhood Development (LEED ND)

A. Take minimum precautions A 100% previously developed site meets the requirements

B. Create conservation easements to prepare for the possibility that threatened or endangered species are found after the site plan has been approved

C. Consult with the state Natural Heritage Program and state fish and wildlife agencies to determine if there are any threatened or endangered species on the site.

D. Work with a qualified biologist to restore ecological communities, using only native plants on at least
10% of the development footprint

A. Obtain a variance to allow a 25% reduction from local regulatory minimum parking requirements

B. Sell or rent associated parking spaces separately from 50% ofdwelling units and/or nonresidential square

C. Subsidize yearly transportation passes by at least 50% for 100% of the occupants ofthe project for a minimum ofthree years

D. Ensure that 50% of the residential units and non-residential building enhances ore within a t/4mi(0.4 km) walking distance of a shared vehicle

A. Forest biomass waste other than mill residue

B. Combust on of municipal solid waste

C. Wind energy

D. Ground-source Heat pump

A. Establish ongoing communication channel between developer and community during the design and construction process

B. Host a public hearing to solicit input after preliminary design

C. Conduct a one day design charrette including property owners, residents, business owners and workers

D. Invite local businesses, residents and community planners and other stakeholder's to a meeting held at the siteto review the plan after it has been completed

A. Obtain full entitlement and endorsements from the local land use and Building permitting jurisdictions

B. Establish ongoing moans for communication between the developer and the community

C. Conduct an Interactive workshop open to the public for at least two days

D. Modify Die projects conceptual design as a direct result of community input

A. Building Permit

B. Development Agreement

C. Entitlement

D. Certificate of Occupancy

A. Four buildings

B. Three buildings

C. One Building

D. Two building

A. Contain two habitable buildings and be no larger man 1,500 acres (607 5 hectares)

B. Contain one habitable building and be no larger than 1,500 acres (607 5 hectares)

C. Contain two habitable buildings and be no larger man 1,000 acres (405 Declares)

D. Contain one habitable building and be no larger man 1,000 acres (405 Declares)

A. Green Infrastructure and Buildings Credit. Rainwater Management

B. Green Infrastructure and Buildings Credit. Outdoor Water Use Reduction

C. Green Infrastructure and Buildings Prerequisite. Indoor Water Use Reduction

D. Green Infrastructure and Buildings Credit. Wastewater Management

A. GIB Prerequisite Construction Activity Pollution Prevention

B. GIB Credit Solid Waste Management

C. GIB Credit Building Reuse

D. GIB Credit Recycled and Reused Infrashtructure