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What issue must be present on the project site to achieve Location and Transportation Credit, High-Priority Site, Option 3. Brownfield Remediation?
Answer : B
Detailed
For the Brownfield Remediation option under the High-Priority Site credit, the project site must include contaminated soil or groundwater requiring cleanup to improve environmental conditions. This credit incentivizes the redevelopment of previously unusable or hazardous sites, helping to promote environmental restoration and sustainable land use.
What percentile of runoff from a regional development of an office building must a project manage on site by using low-impact development and green infrastructure to achieve three points under the Sustainable Sites Credit-Rainwater Management, Option 1. Percentile of Rainfall Events?
Answer : C
Detailed
To achieve three points under the Rainwater Management credit, projects must manage the 95th percentile of regional rainfall events on site. This approach minimizes the impact of stormwater runoff on local watersheds and supports the use of low-impact development (LID) techniques such as bioswales, green roofs, and rain gardens.
The design team is attempting to achieve the Increased Ventilation strategy in the Indoor Environmental Quality Credit, Enhanced Indoor Air Quality in a conference room. The associated ASHRAE standard requires 400 CFM (11.3 CMM) of ventilation air, but the local code requires 500 CFM (14.1 CMM) of ventilation air. What is the required minimum amount of ventilation air to achieve this credit?
Answer : B
Detailed
The project must meet the more stringent requirement, which in this case is 500 CFM (14.1 CMM) as per the local code. LEED Enhanced Indoor Air Quality prerequisites and credits prioritize compliance with the highest applicable ventilation standards to improve indoor air quality and occupant comfort.
Which of the following pairs of strategies can help reduce the landscape water demand beyond the prerequisite level in Water Efficiency Credit, Outdoor Water Use Reduction?
Answer : D
Detailed
The combination of alternative water sources (e.g., captured rainwater or reclaimed water) and smart scheduling technology (e.g., weather-based irrigation controllers) is an effective strategy for reducing outdoor water use. These measures exceed the prerequisite requirements and optimize water efficiency by tailoring irrigation to actual landscape needs.
One point can be achieved through Sustainable Sites Credit, Heat Island Reduction by providing:
Answer : B
Detailed
Providing at least 75% of parking spaces under cover helps reduce heat island effects by minimizing exposed hardscape areas. LEED recognizes covered parking (using reflective roofing or vegetative systems) as an effective strategy to decrease heat absorption and improve microclimate conditions.
