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LEED – Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design

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Question 4 (Volume A)

A project team comes across a unique situation while performing calculations for a specific credit. They believe their project meets the intent of the credit and would like to submit a Credit Interpretation

Ruling (CIR). Which of the following are important facts to remember about submitting a CIR? (Choose 3)

Select all that apply, then click Submit answer.

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    Limit CIR submission text to 600 words
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    Request guidance on only one credit/prerequisite per CIR
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    A CIR may only be submitted AFTER the design review
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    The option to submit a CIR expires upon the final award or denial of certification
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    Provide a lengthy project background
Question 5 (Volume C)

What are some benefits of green building design? (Choose 3)

Select all that apply, then click Submit answer.

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    Reduced energy costs
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    Decreased number of greenfields
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    Decreased development density
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    Improved community relations
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    Improved indoor air quality for future occupants
Question 6 (Volume B)

What are the two most important strategies that help reduce the demand for virgin materials? (Choose 2)

Select all that apply, then click Submit answer.

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    Selecting regional materials
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    Recycling
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    Not using ozone depleting refrigerants
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    Source control
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    Using FSC Certified wood