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• Mechanical/Electrical Engineer to assess compliance with California Title 24 lighting <br />requirements and provide documentation of assessment. California Title 24 lighting <br />requirements are attached. <br />Credit 1: Energy EfCciency Leve12 <br />Exceed the requirements of ASHRAE/IES Standard 90.1 - 1989 and subsequent revisions <br />"Energy Efficient Design of New Buildings Except New Low-Rise Residential Buildings" by 20% <br />or more. <br />• Estimate the cost of installing high performance glazing and daylighting controls as <br />recommended by the PGE Earth Smart Program. Participating in the PGE Earth Smart <br />Program will also provide access to the DOE2 energy efficiency study, which may facilitate <br />the achievement of the following credit. <br />Bonus Credit 1: International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol <br />Comply with the Department of Energy's International Performance Measurement and <br />Verifrcation Protocol for energy consumption. <br />• To comply with this credit three aspects of energy performance must be addressed: <br />1. Accurate cataloguing of baseline conditions <br />2. Verification of the complete installation and proper operations of equipment or systems <br />3. Confirmation of the quantity of energy saved during a period of analysis. <br />The first aspect to be addressed, accurate cataloguing of baseline conditions, is presumed to <br />be obtained using a computer-based simulation. Participation in the PGE Earth Smart <br />Program would provide access to the DOE2 energy efficiency study, which would furnish the <br />necessary information. If the decision is made not to participate in the PGE Earth Smart <br />Program the results of a similar simulation must be obtained, or the cost to complete a <br />simulation must be estimated. The second aspect can be met by conducting formal building <br />commissioning. At this point, it is unclear what level of effort is required to comply with the <br />third aspect, which is to confirm the quantity of energy saved during a period of analysis. I <br />am seeking clarification from the LEED Committee on this issue. Language from the <br />Department of Energy's International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol <br />pertaining to this credit is attached. <br />ENHANCING INDOOR AIR QUALITY <br />Prerequisite 1: Indoor Air QualityNentilation/Fresh Air Intakes <br />Comply with ASHRAE Standard 62 - 1989, with the proviso that the ambient air quality standard <br />requirements shall be site specific, not regional specific (i.e., ambient air quality at the proposed <br />point of fresh air intake.) <br />• Mechanical Engineer to generate letter stating compliance with ASHRAE 62 - 1989, <br />including available design criteria. <br />Prerequisite 3: Thermal Comfort <br />Comply with ASHRAE Standard 55 - 1992 <br />• Mechanical Engineer to generate letter stating compliance with ASHRAE 55 - 1992, <br />including available design criteria. <br />Credit i: Basic Construction IAQ Management Plan <br />After completion of construction and prior to occupancy, provision of cleaning requirements for <br />ventilation system components and pathways exposed to contamination during construction. <br />