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LEED NC Sustainable Sites INTENT Slide Editor: James A. Strapko LEED Source: intheleed

LEED NC Sustainable Sites INTENT Slide Editor: James A. Strapko LEED Source: www.intheleed.com. Sustainable Sites 8 Credits; 14 Points. SSPR1: Storage & Collection of Recyclables SSc1: Site Selection SSc2: Development Density & Community Connectivity SSc3: Brownfield Development

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LEED NC Sustainable Sites INTENT Slide Editor: James A. Strapko LEED Source: intheleed

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  1. LEED NCSustainable SitesINTENTSlide Editor: James A. StrapkoLEED Source: www.intheleed.com

  2. Sustainable Sites8 Credits; 14 Points SSPR1: Storage & Collection of Recyclables SSc1: Site Selection SSc2: Development Density & Community Connectivity SSc3: Brownfield Development SSc4.1: Alternate Transportation, Public Transport Access SSc4.2: Alternate Transportation, Bicycle Storage & Changing Rooms SSc4.3: Alternate Transportation, Low-emitting & Fuel-efficient Vehicles SSc4.4: Alternate Transportation, Parking Capacity

  3. Sustainable Sites8 Credits; 14 Points SSc5.1: Site Development, Protect or Restore Habitat SSc5.2: Site Development, Maximize Open Space SSc6.1: Stormwater Design, Quantity Control SSc6.2: Stormwater Design, Quality Control SSc7.1: Heat Island Effect, Non-roof SSc7.2: Heat Island Effect, Roof SSc8: Light Pollution Reduction

  4. Sustainable Sites8 Credits; 14 Points SSPR1: S___ & C___ of R___ SSc1: S___ S___ SSc2: D___ D___ & C___ C___ SSc3: B___ D___ SSc4.1: A___ T___, P___ T___ A___ SSc4.2: A___ T___, B___ S___ & C___ R___ SSc4.3: A___ T___, L___-e___ & F___-e___ V___ SSc4.4: A___ T___, P___ C___

  5. Sustainable Sites8 Credits; 14 Points SSc5.1: S___ D___, P___ or R___ H___ SSc5.2: S___ D___, M___ O___ S___ SSc6.1: S___ D___, Q___ C___ SSc6.2: S___ D___, Q___ C___ SSc7.1: H___ I___ E___, N___-r___ SSc7.2: H___ I___ E___, R___ SSc8: L___ P___ R___

  6. SS Prerequisite 1

  7. SSP1: SS Prerequisite 1Construction Activity Pollution Prevention Intent: During construction pollution occurs, especially during rain. Pollution on construction sites can be reduced by controlling the following. • Soil erosion • Airborne dust generation • Waterway sedimentation

  8. SSP1: SS Prerequisite 1Construction Activity Pollution Prevention Intent: During construction pollution occurs, especially during rain. Pollution on construction sites can be reduced by controlling the following. • S___ e___ • A___ d___ g___ • W___ s___

  9. SS Credit 1

  10. SS Credit 1: 1 PointSite Selection Intent: • Avoid developing inappropriate sites. • Reduce environmental impact from the location of a building on a site.

  11. SS Credit 1: 1 PointSite Selection Intent: • Avoid developing i___ s___. • Reduce environmental impact from the l___ of a b___ on a site.

  12. SS Credit 2

  13. SS Credit 2: 1 PointDevelopment Density & Community Connectivity Intent: • Channel development to urban areas with existing infrastructure. • Protect greenfields, habitat, and natural resources.

  14. SS Credit 2: 1 PointDevelopment Density & Community Connectivity Intent: • Channel development to u___ a___ with e___ i___. • Protect g___, h___, and n___ r___.

  15. SS Credit 3

  16. SS Credit 3: 1 PointBrownfield Development Note: expensive to implement, government incentives/tax breaks Intent: • Rehabilitatedamaged sites (environmentally contaminated sites) • Reduce pressure on undeveloped land

  17. SS Credit 3: 1 PointBrownfield Development Note: expensive to implement, government incentives/tax breaks Intent: • R___d___ sites (environmentally c___ sites) • Reduce p___ on u___ land

  18. SS Credit 4.1

  19. SS Credit 4.1: 1 PointAlternative Transport Public Transport Access Public Transport Access Intent: • Reduce pollution from auto use • Reduce land development from auto use

  20. SS Credit 4.1: 1 PointAlternative Transport Public Transport Access Public Transport Access Intent: • Reduce p___ from a___ use • Reduce l___ d___ from a___ use

  21. SS Credit 4.2

  22. SS Credit 4.2: 1 PointAlternative Transport Bicycle Storage & Changing Rooms This is the first credit that deals with FTE (Full-Time Equivalent) occupants. The definition of FTE is a sort of calculation explained here: Calculate the full-time equivalent (FTE) building occupants based on a standard 8-hour occupancy period. An 8-hour occupant has an FTE value of 1.0, while a part-time occupant has an FTE value based on their hours per day divided by 8. • FTE Occupants = Occupant Hours / 8 • This calculation must be consistent for all LEED for New Construction credits. Bicycle Storage & Changing Rooms Intent: • Reduce ___ from ___ ___ • Reduce ___ ___ from ___ ___

  23. SS Credit 4.3

  24. SS Credit 4.3: 1 PointAlternative Transport: Low Emitting & Fuel Efficient Vehicles Intent: • Reduce • Reduce

  25. SS Credit 4.4

  26. SS Credit 4.4: 1 PointAlternative Transport: Parking Capacity Intent: • Reduce • Reduce

  27. SS Credit 5.1

  28. SS Credit 5.1: 1 PointSite Development: Protect or Restore Habitat Intent: • Conserve existing natural areas • Restore damaged areas • Provide habitatspace • Promote biodiversity

  29. SS Credit 5.1: 1 PointSite Development: Protect or Restore Habitat Intent: • Conserve e___ n___ a___ • Restore d___ a___ • Provide h___s___ • Promote b___

  30. SS Credit 5.2

  31. SS Credit 5.2: 1 PointSite Development: Maximize Open Space Intent: • Achieve high open space/buildingfootprint ratio • Promote biodiversity

  32. SS Credit 5.2: 1 PointSite Development: Maximize Open Space Intent: • Achieve high o___ s___/b___f___ ratio • Promote b___

  33. SS Credit 6.1

  34. SS Credit 6.1: 1 PointStormwater Design: Quantity Control Intent: • Limit disruption of natural hydrology • Increase filtration on-site • Managerunoff storm water • Eliminatecontaminant sources • Reduce impervious cover • Reduce/eliminate pollution • Remove pollutants from storm water runoff • Stormwater design (for reduction of impervious surface) • Alternative surfaces: rain gardens, vegetated swales, rainwater recycling • Non-structural surfaces: vegetated roofs, pervious pavement, grid pavers

  35. SS Credit 6.1: 1 PointStormwater Design: Quantity Control Intent: • Limit disruption of n___ h___ • Increase f___ on-site • Manager___ storm water • Eliminatec___ sources • Reduce i___ cover • Reduce/eliminate p___ • Remove p___ from storm water runoff • S___ design (for reduction of impervious surface) • Alternative s___: rain gardens, vegetated swales, rainwater recycling • N___-s___ surfaces: vegetated roofs, pervious pavement, grid pavers

  36. SS Credit 6.2

  37. SS Credit 6.2: 1 PointStormwater Design: Quality Control Intent: • Limit disruption of natural hydrology • Increase filtration on-site • Managerunoff storm water • Eliminatecontaminant sources • Reduce impervious cover • Reduce/eliminate pollution • Remove pollutants from storm water runoff • Stormwater design (for reduction of impervious surface) • Alternative surfaces: rain gardens, vegetated swales, rainwater recycling • Non-structural surfaces: vegetated roofs, pervious pavement, grid pavers

  38. SS Credit 6.2: 1 PointStormwater Design: Quality Control Intent: • Limit disruption of n___ h___ • Increase f___ on-site • Manager___ storm water • Eliminatec___ sources • Reduce i___ cover • Reduce/eliminate p___ • Remove p___ from storm water runoff • S___ design (for reduction of impervious surface) • Alternative s___: rain gardens, vegetated swales, rainwater recycling • N___-s___ surfaces: vegetated roofs, pervious pavement, grid pavers

  39. SS Credit 7.1

  40. SS Credit 7.1: 1 PointHeat Island Effect: Non-Roof Heat Island effect occurs when warm temperatures are experienced in urban areas compared to adjacent rural areas because of solar energy retention on constructed surfaces: for example, black asphalt and concrete horizontal surfaces absorb sun energy and become warm. Solar Reflectance Index (SRI). offers a measure of the ability of a surface to reject solar heat. It ranges from 0 (black) to 100 (white). This is not to be confused with emissivity, which is the ratio of the radiation emitted by a surface to the radiation emitted by a black body at the same temperature. Intent: • Reduce heat islands • Minimize solar impact on microclimate and habitats

  41. SS Credit 7.2

  42. SS Credit 7.2: 1 PointHeat Island Effect: Roof Intent: • Reduce heat islands • Minimize impact on microclimate and habitats

  43. SS Credit 7.2: 1 PointHeat Island Effect: Roof Intent: • Reduce h___ i___ • Minimize impact on ___ and h___

  44. SS Credit 8

  45. SS Credit 8: 1 PointLight Pollution Reduction Intent: • Minimize light trespass from building and site • Reduce sky glow • Improve nighttime visibility through glare reduction • Reduce development impact on nocturnal environments

  46. Sustainable Sites8 Credits; 14 Points SSPR1: SSc1: SSc2: SSc3: SSc4.1 SSc4.2: SSc4.3: SSc4.4:

  47. Sustainable Sites8 Credits; 14 Points SSc5.1: SSc5.2: SSc6.1: SSc6.2: SSc7.1: SSc7.2: SSc8:

  48. LEED NCSustainable SitesINTENTSlide Editor: James A. StrapkoLEED Source: www.intheleed.com

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