LEED Mock Exam 4
There are a number of parameters involved in reducing building emissions. But the most important design and construction consideration is: Building location Source reduction Purchasing green power and carbon offsets Using on-site renewable energy
Building location
Which of the following projects requires a master site for registration? A LEED BD+C: Schools project A LEED BD+C: Healthcare project A 3-story multifamily project A Campus Project
A Campus Project
Cost-effective streamlined certification processes for multiple building certifications is provided by which of the following? LEED Online LEED Volume Program LEED Interpretations ENERGY STAR Target Finder ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager®
LEED Volume Program
How does the USGBC support its mission? (CHOOSE 2) Free consulting Financial incentives LEED green building rating systems USGBC vision enforcement GBCI Local chapters
LEED green building rating systems Local chapters
A project team is developing a single building in an area that is new to them. Which stakeholder will explain the local context, culture, and history of this project site? Architect Local residents The property's previous owner Urban planning consultant
Local residents
Indoor air pollution is worse than breathing outdoor air in most locations. What is one of the most toxic and common types of indoor air pollution in an existing building? Radon Volatile organic compounds Mercury Chlorofluorocarbons
Mercury
For Storage and Collection of Recyclables, a building recycling program must include which of these items? (Choose 3) Metal Cardboard Hazardous materials Brick Plastic
Metal Cardboard Plastic
Individuals and corporations are not permitted to use the USGBC logo on which of the following? (Choose 2) Packaging Email transmissions Business cards Letterheads Products
Packaging Products
What process is known to help inform design decisions related to urban micro-farms in the community which has high quality soil? Integrative process - implementation phase Energy modelling with IES Site assessment Environmental site assessment - phase 1
Site assessment
Which of the following affect the ventilation levels of a space in regards to thermal comfort? (Choose 2) The total occupant load during a 24 hour period The types of occupant activities being performed The type of occupant clothing The time of day when occupancy will be the greatest
The types of occupant activities being performed The type of occupant clothing
Which of the following is considered a green code? Green Screen 5.2 The International Green Construction Code (lgCC) ISO 14000 Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)
The International Green Construction Code (lgCC)
Building Inc. is constructing a brand new, state-of-the-art green condominium, 3-storeys tall with incredible daylighting. Which LEED rating system should the company pursue? LEED ND: Plan LEED BD+C: Multifamily Midrise LEED BD+C: New Construction and Major Renovations The LEED v4 Homes rating system that corresponds to the ENERGY STAR® program in which they are participating. The LEED BD+C: Homes rating system that awards the most points for daylighting
The LEED v4 Homes rating system that corresponds to the ENERGY STAR® program in which they are participating.
Apple Inc. is discovering that their open office mandate is resulting in other issues. What is one possible problem? The space will not be able to include task lighting There is too much daylight in the center of the room The acoustics may be poor Open office concepts lead to higher energy consumption
The acoustics may be poor
Which of the following describes site energy? The amount of heat and electricity consumed by a building as reflected in utility bills The raw fuel that is burned to create heat and electricity The energy product (heat or electricity) created from a raw fuel The total amount of raw fuel that is required to operate the building
The amount of heat and electricity consumed by a building as reflected in utility bills
Which of the following is most likely to occur over time if a school has a PV array on its rooftop, and begins a demand response program to shift 10% of its energy consumption? The school's energy demand will increase over time The project's renewable energy production will decrease The school's energy costs will decrease The school's energy demand will decrease over time The project will be ineligible for RECs
The school's energy costs will decrease
How many levels, or tiers, of LEED professional accreditation are available? 3 7 4 2
3
What is the frequency at which water must be metered on the building-level? (CHOOSE 2) Hourly Annually Monthly Daily
Annually Monthly
Rainwater is this type of water: Blackwater Graywater Non-potable water Potable water Whitewater
Non-potable water
Buildings are a large producer of greenhouse gas and consumer of energy. What percentage of electricity do buildings account for in the U.S.? 80% 55% 72% 38% 25% 30%
72%
How many project administrators are there on a LEED project? No limit 0 3 2 1
1
What are the credential maintenance requirements for a LEED AP+ every 2 years? 15 General CE Hours with 3 Specific 30 General CE Hours with 6 Specific 15 General CE Hours with 6 Specific 30 General CE Hours with 3 Specific
30 General CE Hours with 6 Specific
The largest producer of greenhouse gas emissions accounts for what percentage of the United States' carbon dioxide emissions? 25% 45% 38% 52% 35%
38%
What are some examples of open space? (CHOOSE 2) A soccer field made of artificial turf A community garden A jogging trail Green Seal certified space ASHRAE 90.1 IESNA - TN - 15
A community garden A jogging trail
What is the best tool that LEED encourages the use of to understand the environmental impact of a building over its entire life? Embodied energy analysis LEED Online EPA ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager® and rating A life-cycle assessment
A life-cycle assessment
WaterSense is a label for fixtures which are water efficient. How should international projects aim to achieve water efficiency credits if the WaterSense label is not available? GREEN-E I-BEAM A local equivalent ASHRAE EN-15321
A local equivalent
There are numerous types of sites whose characteristics depend on preexisting or current conditions. What is a brownfield? A site that was never developed on before A previously used site that may be contaminated A site that was used as farmland A gap between existing infrastructures
A previously used site that may be contaminated
A project team is new to LEED® and contracts a LEED Consultant to assist them with documentation through using LEED Online. Which of the following cannot be completed through LEED Online? Submit technical questions for LEED prerequisites Complete documentation requirements and upload required files Manage project details Access new online LEED v4 reference guides
Access new online LEED v4 reference guides
Building codes consist of rules and regulations for design and construction within a certain boundary. Which of the following green building codes can be enforced by law? (CHOOSE 2) ASHRAE 189.1 LEED International Green Construction Code (IgCC) Green Seal ENERGY STAR
ASHRAE 189.1 International Green Construction Code (IgCC)
LeadingGreen went to the annual Greenbuild conference and saw a product being displayed which attempted to maximize views and daylight while avoiding any glare problems. How should the project team evaluate this product? If it was on display at Greenbuild it went through rigorous USGBC examination If it is a LEED certified product then it does not need to be evaluated more If it saves enough energy to earn Energy and Atmosphere credit no further evaluation is needed Adequate time for research and testing will be needed for evaluation The technology does not need to be evaluated in relation to other systems
Adequate time for research and testing will be needed for evaluation
What are two primary responsibilities of the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI)? (Choose 2) Provide and develop LEED-based education and research projects Administer the LEED project certification program Develop and administer the LEED professional accreditations program Develop the LEED green building rating systems
Administer the LEED project certification program Develop and administer the LEED professional accreditations program
Which of the following allows project teams with unique project needs additional options or approaches for achieving LEED credit(s)? (Choose 2) Alternative Compliance Paths (ACPs) Discussion with GBCI LEED Online credit review Global Alternative Compliance Paths (Global ACPs)
Alternative Compliance Paths (ACPs) Global Alternative Compliance Paths (Global ACPs)
The Systems Thinking approach is a guiding principle in LEED. What is it? An understanding of the built environment as a series of relationships in which all parts influence many other parts Providing for the needs of the current generation without compromising future generations' ability to provide for themselves A sustainable plan for built environments that improves existing conditions An approach to design and operations that brings team members together to work collaboratively on all of the project's systems, finding synergistic solutions that support greater levels of sustainability
An understanding of the built environment as a series of relationships in which all parts influence many other parts
Which of the following areas would be optimal for a LEED project? Areas with high development density Areas with existing road infrastructure only Areas with zero-lot-lines and not previously developed Areas without existing infrastructure
Areas with high development density
Which of the following is considered buildable land area? Public rights-of-way Public streets Areas with trees Land excluded from residential development by law
Areas with trees
Which method is used for reducing site lighting pollution? Low Impact Development (LID) Green Infrastructure (GI) Best Management Practices (BMP) BUG rating
BUG rating
How can a project minimize its certification fees? Select a brownfield to develop on Build a smaller building Use LEED Online Ensure the integrative process is audited by a USGBC professional
Build a smaller building
A university is building a new campus east of Toronto that will consist of 15 buildings, labs, and offices. What is an appropriate strategy for achieving energy efficiency? Ensuring there is minimal space between them Purchasing green power and carbon offsets Building a district heating and cooling system Building them on top of each other
Building a district heating and cooling system
An important aspect of the USGBC is its vision. What is that? Buildings and communities that will regenerate and sustain the health and vitality of all life within a generation Lead and accelerate the transformation to high-performing, healthy green buildings, homes, and communities throughout North America Transform the way buildings and communities are designed, built, and operated See the transformation of a built environment that leads to a sustainable future
Buildings and communities that will regenerate and sustain the health and vitality of all life within a generation
A new project is being constructed in a downtown core. How would the project team document the existence of a bicycle network? By creating a map showing the project, project boundary, transit stop locations, and walking routes and distances By including a vicinity map showing the bicycle network, route, and distance along the network to eligible destinations By drawing a straight-line radius from the origin and the bicycling segments in the radius A map showing the project site and location of existing and planned bicycle networks within a quarter-mile (400-meter) radius of the project site
By including a vicinity map showing the bicycle network, route, and distance along the network to eligible destinations
Submetering is now a rewarded and required strategy in LEED v4, but how does it reduce outdoor water use? By providing water consumption tracking and leak identification By billing individual tenants for the amount of water they use based on their portion of the building By ensuring smart meters are installed and irrigation is based on current weather conditions By billing individual tenants for the amount of water they use based on occupancy
By providing water consumption tracking and leak identification
A project team is trying to find out the actual water consumption from specific kitchen sinks. How can this be done? By only selecting LEED-certified sinks By selecting sustainable sinks By using a fixture cut sheet Through occupancy calculations By predicted performance based on the EPAct of 1992/2005
By using a fixture cut sheet
Nthunzi Development has irresponsibly decided to build a new laboratory on a greenfield. What is the best pathway for the project to achieve the credit Sensitive Land Protection? Locate the building 25+ feet away from the on-site pond Check the NatureServe database to ensure that the site does not house any listed species Ensure the project is located 50 feet above the 100-year flood level Ask a local expert about the local species
Check the NatureServe database to ensure that the site does not house any listed species
Light trespass is a major issue and the main reason why we cannot see the stars at night in the city. There are numerous strategies to reduce trespass, select one of them: Construct lamps strictly along the property boundary Use high SR pavements Encourage glare from interior fixtures Construct shields atop all fixtures
Construct shields atop all fixtures
Green buildings are said to generally cost more than conventional ones because of: Permit fees for selling back energy to the grid Additional costs from the utility provider Increased price due to specific site selection Consultant fees for green building experts Tax incentives offers by state and local governments
Consultant fees for green building experts
A project owner has just purchased a greenfield in a suburban region. What should be one of the first steps taken for LEED certification? Delegated tasks to individuals Assigning roles and responsibilities Convening a goal-setting workshop Setting construction material quantities Discuss overlapping benefits
Convening a goal-setting workshop
Which of the following is not a source of alternative or renewable energy? Demand response Green power Carbon offsets Renewable energy production
Demand response
What part of the review process allows for LEED credits to be assessed prior to substantial construction completion? Design Construction ENERGY STAR Green Rater
Design
Healthcare projects have a few unique credits specific to their facilities. How can a healthcare project extend the life of the building and conserve building resources as the surrounding population grows, as suggested by LEED? Ensure building is close to diverse uses Purchase additional land on which to construct additional buildings Design rooms with modular systems Maximize PBT usage throughout all products
Design rooms with modular systems
Which LEED resource does an engineering firm have access to if it is not registered online and does not have a USGBC membership? LEED credit feedback button CIR database LEED Online LEED Score Card
LEED Score Card
A new neighborhood, currently under development, will include residential homes, commercial office space, street front retail shopping, and townhomes. The developer wants to increase the connectivity of the development. How will this best be accomplished? Encouraging dead-end streets Designing street grid patterns Protecting the community through an enclosing gate Ensuring that there is adequate parking throughout the development Providing multi-range affordable housing
Designing street grid patterns
An important aspect of a project is its purchasing policy, which it should have throughout ongoing operations. What should a purchasing policy address in LEED? (CHOOSE 2) Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) Durable goods The rate at which energy is charged Mercury containing lamps only Pest management control Ongoing consumables
Durable goods Ongoing consumables
Vassar College is building a new state-of-the-art dormitory, fully fit out with laundry services, a cafeteria, and even a gym. What labeled appliances should the dorm choose? WaterSense EPA certified LEED approved LEED accredited ENERGY STAR
ENERGY STAR
Which of the following organizations supports LEED, in addition to having its own building certification program? Energy Quest American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE) Advanced Buildings Core Performance Guide ENERGY STAR
ENERGY STAR
Biomimicry is a new science that studies nature's models and then uses these designs and processes to solve human problems. How can a civil engineer mimic natural hydrology? Installing a smart meter irrigation system Green infrastructure (GI) and Low-Impact Development (LID) Installing larger pipes Piping and conveyance Xeriscaping and submetering water use
Green infrastructure (GI) and Low-Impact Development (LID)
Name a distinction between a green building and a conventionally designed building? Green buildings have less control over design decisions Green buildings generally take longer to construct Green buildings cost more Green buildings are developed using an integrative process
Green buildings are developed using an integrative process
A 1-storey project with a green roof is located on a near zero lot line site and has not chosen to provide financial support to a local land trust. This negatively impacts: Surrounding density and diverse uses Open space Water efficient landscaping Habitat protection or restoration The heat island affect
Habitat protection or restoration
A project team poorly estimated potential savings and cost-benefit ratios during the design and construction phases. During construction, it was decided that expensive triple-glazed windows would be used. How would this affect the project? Overall lower building costs Higher building costs Money saved by replacing the new HVAC system with a smaller new one Less energy consumed in the building during construction
Higher building costs
There are many types of spaces within a building including regularly occupied, multi-occupant, and individual spaces. Select the spaces which are considered individual occupant spaces: (CHOOSE 3) Hotel guest room Auto service bay Open-office workstation Hospital exam room Hotel front desk Study carrel
Hotel guest room Open-office workstation Study carrel
Which of the following are primary renewable energy sources? (Choose 2) Coal Natural gas Hydro resources Dung
Hydro resources Dung
Environmental product declarations have caused a lot of outcry from many manufacturers who are unwilling to change their processes to become more transparent in their reporting. What standard must EPDs follow? FSC MERV ASHRAE Local or State regulation ISO
ISO
What issues may arise due to daylight in conjunction with light shelves? Increased glare An increase in reverberation time Increase in the concentration of VOCs Decreased quality of views
Increased glare
A developer is building a brand new office building in Mexico City where the air quality is poor. With that in mind how would this project promote high indoor air quality? (CHOOSE 2) Use natural ventilation Orient the building east to west Install walk-off mats in the entryways Permit smoking at operable windows Use materials with low VOC emissions Use MERV 1 filters
Install walk-off mats in the entryways Use materials with low VOC emissions
Building codes are laws that guide project teams to ensure safety for occupants in buildings of all types. What organization helps develop them? UPC International Code Council IESNA 90.1 ASHRAE Department of Energy (DoE)
International Code Council
Code always trumps voluntary green building requirements. Which of the following are enforceable within the building industry? ASHRAE 90.1 for energy International Green Construction Code (IgCC) Green Seal requirements for materials MERV filters Noise vibration requirements
International Green Construction Code (IgCC)
LeadingGreen is designing an 80-story condominium which will have retail on first floor and residential on upper floors as well as a small pre-kindergarten learning facility. What LEED rating system would be most appropriate? LEED ID+C: Commercial Interiors LEED BD+C: Retail LEED BD+C: New Construction LEED BD+C: Schools
LEED BD+C: New Construction
A high school is being constructed in downtown Manhattan and will require a complete replacement of mechanical and electrical systems, as well as the addition of new triple-glazed windows. Under which LEED rating system should the project be submitted? LEED BD+C: New Construction LEED BD+C: Existing Buildings LEED O+M: Existing Schools LEED BD+C: Schools LEED BD+C: Core and Shell
LEED BD+C: Schools
A commercial office project in Manhattan achieved LEED certification though LEED BD+C: Core and Shell in 2018. It is now 2019. Which LEED rating system would probably be sought after if each floor in the building will be leased out to tenants? LEED ID+C: Commercial Interiors LEED O+M: Existing Buildings LEED BD+C: Homes LEED BD+C: Core and Shell recertification
LEED ID+C: Commercial Interiors
The current headquarters of LeadingGreen Training and Consulting Inc. is rated LEED Platinum. Initially, the project team pursued LEED BD+C: New Construction. Which additional certifications could the building earn in the future? (CHOOSE 2) LEED ID+C: Commercial Interiors LEED BD+C: Core and Shell LEED O+M: Retail LEED O+M: Existing Buildings LEED ND
LEED ID+C: Commercial Interiors LEED O+M: Existing Buildings
Out of all the credit categories, which one encourages taking advantage of existing development and land density the most? Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses Location and Transportation Sustainable Sites Access to Quality Transit Regional Priority (Hint: Reduction of the heat island effect)
Location and Transportation
LEED consists of many strategies and processes to manage rainwater including rain gardens, intensive/extensive green roofs, and 50%+ unbound pervious pavement. What strategy are these examples of? Infill Sustainable Development Low-Impact Development Dense Development Green Infrastructure
Low-Impact Development
A general contractor does not know what document assists with a construction management plan to help with improving air quality during construction. As a LEED consultant, you know the document and what the general contractor is must do: (CHOOSE 2) Implementing a pest control management plan Implement a green cleaning program Verifying construction waste is placed in the proper trash bins Making sure someone is sweeping periodically to control dust Capping the ducts to mechanical systems
Making sure someone is sweeping periodically to control dust Capping the ducts to mechanical systems
LEED Online requires many manual inputs of information from the project, including the chemical content of building materials which would be found on the: EPD or HPD document LEED Online credit form USGBC website Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
A project team is attempting to achieve the maximum points in each credit category to be awarded LEED® Gold. Which credit category would benefit the greatest from the reuse of an existing building? Water Efficiency Energy and Atmosphere Materials and Resources Location and Transportation Sustainable Sites
Materials and Resources
A progressive manufacturer has always included a CSR report, EPD (Environmental product declarations), and HPD with every product and as a result, its products are: More cost-effective More energy efficient More transparent More sustainable More optimized
More transparent
Which of the following is not a requirement for achieving the Construction Activity Pollution prerequisite? Prevent loss of soil Mulch high slope areas Prevent sedimentation of storm sewers and streams Prevent pollution of air with dust
Mulch high slope areas
There are many types of fertilizers and pest management techniques. What plants would promote biodiversity on a site? Tall and unique plants that provide shading Monocultures Non-adaptive plants Plants in a rain garden Native plants
Native plants
Credit interactions are crucial to the integrative design process. Which of the following 3 options could work together to maximize their synergies? (CHOOSE 3) Carbon monoxide sensors Carbon dioxide sensors Occupant lighting controls Operable windows Occupancy sensors Daylight sensors Thermostats
Occupant lighting controls Occupancy sensors Daylight sensors
A landscape architect is instructed by the owner to not only improve the environmental benefits of the project but also the economic benefits over time. How would this best be accomplished? Replacing impervious pavement with a turf grass field Only using on-site well derived water for irrigation Replacing vegetated areas with 50% unbound pervious space Only use native plants to achieve xeriscaping
Only use native plants to achieve xeriscaping
Crestwood is building a brand new lower and upper high school and wants to maximize student success. When reviewing potential locations what would have the greatest impact on students' success? Locating the building within walking distance for 50%+ of the students Orienting the building to maximize daylighting Installing adequate artificial lighting Installing low-emitting furniture and desks
Orienting the building to maximize daylighting
Richard is the facility manager at a brand-new sports complex in Toronto. Which statement is TRUE about the facility manager? A facility manager would not be part of an integrated team A facility manager that is a LEED AP could not earn a Innovation in Design point Out of the different rating systems, a facility manager would be most involved in a project for LEED O+M: Existing Buildings The facility manager has sole responsibility for designing ventilation rates
Out of the different rating systems, a facility manager would be most involved in a project for LEED O+M: Existing Buildings
What type of energy is used by products that are powered by means of an ordinary AC plug? Process load Plug load Process energy Unregulated load
Plug load
A new office complex is deciding where to locate their building and plans plans to have less parking than zoning requires thus reducing its footprint. What is a possible credit interaction? Protection of sensitive land Protection and restoration of the existing habitat Green vehicles preferred parking Decreasing project density
Protection of sensitive land
One credit in Energy and Atmosphere is called Green Power and Carbon Offsets, and contains strategies including the purchasing of RECs and Carbons Offsets. What's the difference between those two? Carbon offsets do not account for GHG emissions RECs encourage the reduction of GHG emissions RECs must be purchased locally RECs are tradable commodities
RECs are tradable commodities
By avoiding the development of Greenfields, the environment benefits due to: Less need for new parking Brownfield remediation Rainwater management Reduction of the heat island effect
Rainwater management
A developer purchased a piece of land with an existing building on it from the 1950s. What approaches would minimize environmental harm over the project's entire life? (CHOOSE 3) Demolishing the building completely and rebuilding a brand new efficient one Restoring a historic building Ensuring that the piece of land is nearest to a body of water Conducting a life-cycle assessment to help reduce a building's environmental footprint Use only new products in the building for renovation Using salvaged flooring in a new building
Restoring a historic building Conducting a life-cycle assessment to help reduce a building's environmental footprint Using salvaged flooring in a new building
What school building components can improve students' experiences while maintaining preferable life-cycle impacts? A product which includes an EPD and HPD Reused acoustic tiles New polyester carpet tiles made from salvaged materials Refurbished desks that contain recycled content
Reused acoustic tiles
Credit point weightings are determined based on LEED v4 Impact Categories. Which one of the following Impact Categories has the greatest weight in LEED rating systems? Reverse Contribution to Global Climate Change and Enhance Individual Human Health and Well-Being Protect, Enhance and Restore Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Enhance Human Health and Well-Being Promote Sustainable and Regenerative Material Resources Cycles GHG Emissions Reduction from Materials and Water Embodied Energy Use
Reverse Contribution to Global Climate Change and Enhance Individual Human Health and Well-Being
LeadingGreen is going through the planning of a project and wants to know what should be included in the pre-design phase? (CHOOSE 2) Check for material compliance Choose a site with ideal hydrology Test and review different green building systems Review laws and standards Develop a project schedule
Review laws and standards Develop a project schedule
Which source consumes the largest amount of energy in commercial buildings? Lighting Office equipment Water heating Space heating
Space heating
The term REC means Renewable Energy Certificate, but what does it represent? The amount of energy an electricity provider purchases from renewable sources 2 MWh of equivalent energy emissions The environmental, social, and other positive attributes of power generated by renewable resources 1000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent emissions
The environmental, social, and other positive attributes of power generated by renewable resources
Building commissioning is a requirement for LEED projects and can also lead to points if completed extensively to ensure that building systems comply with: Local building code Occupant comfort preferences Irrigation installing Basis of Design The owner's program requirements
The owner's program requirements
Submetering can result in additional initial costs on a project for both energy and water consumption. What is the reason for installing submeters? The integrative process requires consistent submetering All system consumption must be shared with the USGBC through annual reports at least every 5 years They measure actual consumption verses design consumption rates It is a prerequisite requirement to submeter energy and water systems
They measure actual consumption verses design consumption rates
What is TRUE about an Innovative Performance credit? They are attained by doubling a credits requirement They are awarded based on the amount of relevant LEED AP+ on the project They are attained after a CIR ruling is in the projects favour They must include a quantifiable benefit out of the scope of LEED
They must include a quantifiable benefit out of the scope of LEED
A new project is being constructed in Arizona, an arid climate. The landscape architect selected only native vegetation. Why? (CHOOSE 2) To provide connections with diverse uses To increase irrigation efficiency To minimize evapotranspiration To reduce the heat island effect To support pest management
To minimize evapotranspiration To support pest management
LeadingGreen is not sure if they have the most up-to-date version of the LEED reference guides. Where should they check to find out? LEED Online LEED code USGBC website GBCI website LEED rating systems
USGBC website
Looking at the BPDO-Material Product Declarations credit, which of the following is not an approved way for manufacturers to report chemical inventory? Chemical Abstract Service Registration Number (CASRN) Cradle to cradle Health Product Declaration USGBC-designed program
USGBC-designed program
At what point in the project do teams submit the proper documentation for Construction Review? After registration and certification fees are paid Upon substantial construction completion As each construction phase is completed in a design-build project After 10 months of occupancy in the project
Upon substantial construction completion
A project team is investigating sustainable techniques to decrease water consumption in the conventional processes that use water. (CHOOSE 3) Capturing and treating stormwater runoff Submetering all systems Using graywater for non-potable water needs Only using native plants Reducing the amount of toilets used for the project Installing water efficient fixtures
Using graywater for non-potable water needs Only using native plants Installing water efficient fixtures
Each project team has many stakeholders who are encouraged to work together in an integrative manner. One of those stakeholders is the declarant, who: Verifies the information on the LEED credit forms and is authorized by the project administrator to sign the form Assigns the roles and responsibilities of each team member Is automatically selected by LEED Online to submit all documentation for LEED projects Works within the LEED Technical Advisory Group to answer CIRs Submits all Credit Interpretation Requests (CIRs) and LEED Interpretations to the GBCI
Verifies the information on the LEED credit forms and is authorized by the project administrator to sign the form
AEC Engineering Firm would like to reduce the use of potable water. Select the following fixture that uses the least amount of potable water without using non-potable water: WaterSense fixtures Potable water fixtures Graywater fixtures ENERGY STAR fixtures
WaterSense fixtures