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, il y ` asson - e: L C5 ,Requiremenfs ,... . ,. , ., _ ,., , „~,,,.,. ~, ~page ~eeCS~ From: Joel Stirnkorb <joelster@teleport.com> To: Leonard Lodder <Ilodder@arbucklecostic.com> Date: Fri, Dec 10, 1999 10:08 AM Subject: Re: LEED Requirements Leonard, The confusion may involve the other elements that are required in the IAQ Construction Management Plan besides the filters. The plan must also include the following: 1. Specify construction sequencing to reduce absorption of VOCs by materials that act as "sinks." (apply wet and/or odor-emitting materials such as paints, sealants, coatings, etc. before dry/sink materials such as ceiling tiles, carpets, fabric-covered furnishings are installed). 2. Include construction-related IAQ procedures in the construction progress meetings. 3. Provide temporary ventilation. Check for possible damage to the system from high humidity. Use 100% outside air ventilation (depending on climate) with air exhausted directly to the outside during installation of finishes and other VOC emitting materials. 4. Check that the maximum outside air ventilation rate does not exceed heating, cooling, and humidity levels. 5. All coils, air filters, and fans should be clean before testing and balancing is done and before baseline air quality tests are conducted. 6. Test baseline air quality levels prior to occupancy. To receive the credit we must submit a copy of the Construction IAQ Management Plan that includes the above items along with the requirements for the filters. We must also submit your proposal request to write a plan and include the filters. As well as, submit information about the filters and filter management. I don't think that John understood that he was also suppose to produce a document that included the above mentioned items and well as the filters. Could you please communicate this to him. Thank you, Holly Stirnkorb Harding Lawson Associated (503) 227-1326 Leonard Lodder wrote: > Holly > I have reviewed the material you sent me. The following is the instruction > provided in PR 78. It seems to me that John missed the point. This PR is > both a request for cost and a"IAQ Plan" since it specifies the amount of > filtration, minimum filter replacement intervals as well as additional > filter replacement requirements in the event of dirty construction > activities. As a matter of course, filters will be replaced before the > building is handed over.