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RecordID
10247
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LEED- Miscellaneous
BLDG Date
1/1/1999
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Courthouse Square
BLDG Document Type
Energy
Project ID
CS9801 Courthouse Square Construction
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~ __ ~..~_ m ____ r,F _.._ _ . ____~ .., , _ ._ m~ m.__ ,-- _ <br />MARISA KENDALL - compliance doc Pa e 1~ <br />- -- . _ _ ___ _._.~ _. _- _- - --_ _- -, --_ _.~_. _ g , <br />May 24, 1999 <br />Leonard Lodder <br />Arbuckle Costic Architects, Inc <br />363 State Street <br />Salem, Oregon 97301-3533 <br />I have reviewed the plans and specifications for the Courthouse Square Transit Mall Project <br />dated December 30, 1998 to determine if the building specifications will meet the LEED criteria <br />and qualify the Courthouse Square Building for Bronze certification. Based on the review, it is <br />clear that 11 credits can be achieved. A total of 22 credits must be achieved to qualify for Bronze <br />certification. <br />Following is a list of the elements that may not support LEED, along with recommendations for <br />actions to obtain the indicated credit. Please review these items and determine if it is feasible to <br />make the necessary modifications to obtain the additional credits needed to make the building <br />eligible for LEED certification. Also, please bear in mind that this is a pilot project to test the <br />LEED program. We have the ability to suggest modifications to the requirements as long as they <br />meet the intent of the credit. <br />SUSTAINABLE SITE PLANNING <br />Bonus Credit 1: Alternative Fueling Facilities <br />Install refueling facilities for alternative-fuel vehicles that use, for example, electricity, <br />natural gas, or methanol/ethanol. <br />Include a recharging station on the drawings or in the specifications. <br />IMPROVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY <br />Credit 1: Energy Efficiency Level 1 <br />Meet California's Title 241ighting requirements. <br />Mechanical/Electrical Engineer to assess compliance with California Title 24 <br />requirements. <br />Credit 1: Energy Efficiency Level 2 <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" <br />by 20% or more. <br />This can be achieved by installing high performance glazing and daylighting controls as <br />recommended by the PGE Earth Smart Program. Participating in the PGE Earth <br />Smart Program will also provide access to the DOE2 energy efficiency study, which <br />may facilitate the achievement of the following credit. <br />Bonus Credit 1: International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol <br />
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