PULL_223195_Sustainability_Checklist_2019-0619.pdf

Fund Source: Gross Project Construction Cost:

Predesign Begin Date:

FY of Const. Funding

Park:

State: Region:

Type of Building

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SS Prereq 1 Construction Activity Pollution Prevention

Y N/A

SWPP/silt fence can be specifieid for excavation associated with new incoming utilities

Y N/A Y N/A

SWPP, silt fence, sediment trap to be specified for excavation of new utilities and service connections

Y N/A

SWPP, silt fence, sediment trap to be specified for excavation of new utilities and service connections

SS Credit 1 Site Selection Y 1 Y 1 Y 1 Land is previously developed and above flood plain Y 1 Land is previously developed and above flood plain

SS Credit 2 Development Density & Community Connectivity Y 1 Renovation of a building on previously developed site Y 1 Y 1

Renovation of building in previously developed site with required residential density, access and services nearby.

Y 1

Renovation of building in previously developed site with required residential density, access and services nearby.

SS Credit 3 Brownfield Redevelopment Y 1 Maybe. Study of potential remediation requirements is underway

Y 1 Y 1 PROBABLE - It is believed tha the project meets the requirements

Y 1 PROBABLE - It is believed tha the project meets the requirements

SS Credit 4.1 Alternative Transportation, Public Transportation Access Y 1

Project is location within 1/4 mile walking distance of public transport (train and bus)

Y 2 Assigned (2) points in SD phase (train and bus, and anticipated bike lane)

Y 6

Project is located within 1/2 mile walking distance of multiple bus lines and also an existing rail station.

Y 6

Project is located within 1/2 mile walking distance of multiple bus lines and also an existing rail station.

SS Credit 4.2 Alternative Transportation, Bicycle Storage & Changing Rooms

N 0 N 0 N 0 No bicycle storage or showers will be provided in this phase.

N 0 No bicycle storage or showers will be provided in this phase.

SS Credit 4.3 Alternative Transportation, Low-Emitting & Fuel-Efficient Vehicles

Y 1 Preferred parking can be designated Y 1 Y 1 POSSIBLE - Achievable, but may be cost prohibitive N 0 Cost Prohibitive

Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign (PD) Schematic Design (SD) Design Development (DD)

Gross Non Building (i.e. Site) Cost:

66% 0%

If Renovation, Exist. Bldg. CRV $10,000,000

Construction (Const.)

76%

$10,300,000

Certified (40 to 49)

43 Missed Prereq.

% Federal Regulations Achieved

Sustainable Sites (SS) Maximum LEED NC 2009 Credits: 26

Construction Documents (CD)

66%

Bauer Latoza Studio

Missed Prereq.

Certified (40 to 49) Not Certified/Missing Prereq.

71%

Architect/Engineer Firm:

MidwestDate: October 21, 2019 IL Historic

LEED Certification Level Not Certified/Missing Prereq. Below Certified Level Silver (50 to 59)

Gross Building Construction Cost:

31 54 48

NPS Project Sustainability Checklist Building and Non-Building Projects

(For New Construction or Renovation) LEED 2009 Edition

Project Title: PULLMAN VISITOR CENTER SITE DESIGN Other $17,700,000 Project Type Building Renovation

$7,400,000Description:

Park/PMIS: PULL 223195 2019

New Visitor Center in Historic Administration Bldg and Partial Site Development 2015

Based on the Gross Building Cost and the CRV this project is a major renovation and therefore must comply with all federal requirements (historic buildings may have exceptions)

0%

Total LEED-NC Credits

10,056Building Size (Square Feet)

National Park Service (NPS) ‐ Denver Service Center (DSC) NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 1

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Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign (PD) Schematic Design (SD) Design Development (DD) Construction (Const.)Construction Documents (CD)

SS Credit 4.4 Alternative Transportation, Parking Capacity Y 1

Capacity will meet but not exceed local zoning requirements

Y 1 Y 1 POSSIBLE - May conflict with programming requirements N 0 Parking exceeds local zoning requirements

SS Credit 5.1 Site Development, Protect or Restore Habitat

Y 1

Will share parking facilities w/neighbors (state), will establish construction boudaries to minimize disturbance

Y 1 N 0 Unlikely given the scope of the project. N 0 Scope does not support

SS Credit 5.2 Site Development, Maximize Open Space Y 1 Will share parking facilities w/ neighbors (state) Y 1 Y 1 Unlikely given the scope of the project. N 0 Scope does not support

SS Credit 6.1 Stormwater Design, Quantity Control (See EISA Section

438) (pdf)

Y 0 Pervious paving, could reuse stormwater for toilets/urinals, custodial useage

Y 1 Assigned point in SD phase N 1

POSSIBLE - Pervious paving will be specified. Will continue to review as site design develops

Y 1

POSSIBLE - Pervious paving will be specified. Will continue to review as site design develops

SS Credit 6.2 Stormwater Design, Quality Control (See EISA Section

438) (pdf)

Y 1 Pervious paving Y 1 N 0 POSSIBLE - Achievable, but may be cost prohibitive N 0 POSSIBLE - Achievable, but may be cost prohibitive

EISA 2007, Section 438 (pdf) Stormwater Management (see Guiding Principle III Protect and Conserve Water) (pdf)

Y N/A

Existing hydrology of the site will be maintained, pervious paving may be employed in parking areas

Y N/A N N/A POSSIBLE - See SS Credits

6.1 and 6.2 N N/A POSSIBLE - See SS Credits

6.1 and 6.2

SS Credit 7.1 Heat Island Effect, Non-Roof N 0 Shading otpions not compatible with character-defining features of the site

N 0 N 0 Unlikely given the scope of the project. N 0 Scope does not support

SS Credit 7.2 Heat Island Effect, Roof N 0 N 0 N 0 There is no roof work in the scope of this project. N 0 Scope does not support

SS Credit 8 Light Pollution Reduction Y 1 Minimize site lighting, interior fixtures produce no direct spillage through windows

Y 1 Y 1

POSSIBLE - Spillage of interior light fixtures can be controlled, Will continue to review outdoor options as site design develops. May conflict with security concerns.

Y 1

POSSIBLE - Spillage of interior light fixtures can be controlled, Will continue to review outdoor options as site design develops. May conflict with security concerns.

National Park Service (NPS) ‐ Denver Service Center (DSC) NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 2 credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

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Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign (PD) Schematic Design (SD) Design Development (DD) Construction (Const.)Construction Documents (CD)

2006 NPS Mgmt Policies (Para.

4.9)

Soundscape Preservation Y N/A

Exterior noise producting equipment can be specified to be quieter than ambient noise levels.

Y N/A Y N/A

HVAC noise producing equipment to be located on the high roof. Sound screening could be installed to reduce noise levels of outside equipment

Y N/A Achievable

2006 NPS Mgmt Policies (Para.

4.10) Dark Sky Preservation Y N/A

Project is largely interior construction, any required exterior fixtures will be minimized and will have cutoffs.

Y N/A N N/A POSSIBLE - See SS Credit 8 Y N/A POSSIBLE - See SS Credit 8

Missed Prereq. 10 12 14 11 Missed

Prereq.

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WE Prereq 1 Water Use Reduction, 20% Reduction Y N/A

Water closets, urinals, lavatories, and kitch sink/servery will be low usage fixtures

Y N/A Y N/A Water Closets, urinals, lavatories, sinks will be low usage fixtures

Y N/A Water Closets, urinals, lavatories, sinks will be low usage fixtures

WE Credit 1 Water Efficient Landscaping, Reduce by 50% N 0 N 0 Y 2

Will specify using a water efficient irrigation system with a 50% reduction in water use.

Y 2 Will specify using a water efficient irrigation system with a 50% reduction in water use.

WE Credit 1 (cont'd)

Water Efficient Landscaping, No Potable Use or No Irrigation

Y 2 Y 2 N 0 POSSIBLE - Will continue to review as site design develops

N 0 Scope does not support

WE Credit 2 Innovative Wastewater Technologies Y 0 Maybe Y 2 Assigned (2) points in SD phase Y 2

PROBABLE - Reducing potable water use for sewage conveyance by 50% is achievable with the use of 1.28/0.8 dual flush toilets and

0.125 gpf urinals

Y 2

Metering of Water and Energy Use ‐ New Construction (pdf)

Water Metering (See Guiding Principle III‐Protect and Conserve Water) (pdf)

Y N/A A new water meter will be provided Y N/A Y N/A A new water meter will be provided Y N/A A new water meter will be provided

EPACT 2005, Section 109 (pdf) Water Used for Energy Conservation N N/A N N/A NA N/A

Water is not being used to achieve greater energy efficiency

NA N/A

Water is not being used to achieve greater energy efficiency

WE Credit 3 (pdf) Water Use Reduction (30%, 35%, 40%) Y 2 Low use fixtures can be specified Y 2 Y 4

44% savings are achievable with 0.8/1.28 dual flush toilets, 0.125 gpf urinals, 2.0 gpm kitchen sink, and 0.5 gpc lavatories, assuming 4 FTE and 20 transients.

Y 4

LEED-NC Subtotal

Water Efficiency (WE) Maximum LEED NC 2009 Credits: 10

Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign Schematic Design Design Development Construction Documents Construction

National Park Service (NPS) ‐ Denver Service Center (DSC) NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 3 credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

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Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign (PD) Schematic Design (SD) Design Development (DD) Construction (Const.)Construction Documents (CD)

Guiding Principles For Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Indoor Water Use (See Guiding Principle III-Protect and Conserve Water)

Y 0

Strategies will be considered for specification of fixtures and systems to minimize water use. See WE Credit 3.

Y 0

Strategies will be considered for specification of fixtures and systems to minimize water use. See WE Credit 3.

Guiding Principles For Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Outdoor Water Use (See Guiding Principle III-Protect and Conserve Water)

NA 0

POSSIBLE - Will continue to review as site design develops

NA 0 Will continue to review as site design develops

Guiding Principles For Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Alternative Water Use (See Guiding Principle III) N 0 Unlikely given the scope of the project. N 0 Scope does not support

Missed Prereq. 4 6 8 8 Missed

Prereq.

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EA Prereq 1

Fundamental Commissioning of the Building Energy Systems (see Guiding Principle I ‐ Employ Integrated Design Principles) (pdf)

Y N/A

Wystems for fundamental commissioning include:

HVAC systems and controls, lighting and daylighting controls, and plumbing

Y N/A Y N/A TBD - a commisioning agent needs to be retained Y N/A A commisioning agent needs to be retained by NPS

EA Prereq 2 Minimum Energy Performance

Y N/A Y N/A Y N/A 5% energy use improvement for major renovation is expected.

Y N/A 5% energy use improvement for major renovation is expected.

EA Prereq 3

Fundamental Refrigerant Management (see Guiding Principle V ‐ Reduce Environmental Impact of Materials) (pdf)

Y N/A Zero use of CFC based refrigerants in HVAC and refrigerant systems

Y N/A Y N/A Zero use fo CFC based refrigerants in HVAC equipment

Y N/A Zero use fo CFC based refrigerants in HVAC equipment

EA Credit 1

Optimize Energy Performance:** (Federal Regulations require an energy consumption reduction of 30% for New Construction and 20% for Existing Building Renovation as compared to an ASHRAE 90.1 baseline. See Title 10 CFR Part 433)

Y 0 Project intent is to achieve a 20% minimum improvement over ASHRAE 90.1

Y 7 Confirmed by mechanical engineer during SD phase N 2

PROBABLE - Need to perform a life cycle cost analysis to asses the effectiveness of EEMs.

Need to clarify the discrepency between this system and the federal requirement for establishing the baseline (90.1-2007 for LEED 2009 and 90.1-2013 for federal projects)

Y 2

PROBABLE - Need to perform a life cycle cost analysis to asses the effectiveness of EEMs.

Need to clarify the discrepency between this system and the federal requirement for establishing the baseline (90.1-2007 for LEED 2009 and 90.1-2013 for federal projects)

EISA 2007, Section 433 (pdf) Reduce Fossil Fuel Derived Energy N N/A N N/A NA N/A

Requires a 65% energy reduction from CBECS 2003 baseline. Not feasible for this project.

NA N/A

Requires a 65% energy reduction from CBECS 2003 baseline. Not feasible for this project.

Schematic Design Design Development

LEED-NC Subtotal

Energy & Atmosphere (EA) Maximum LEED NC 2009 Credits: 35

Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign Construction Documents Construction

National Park Service (NPS) ‐ Denver Service Center (DSC) NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 4 credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

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Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign (PD) Schematic Design (SD) Design Development (DD) Construction (Const.)Construction Documents (CD)

EO 13963 (pdf) & Guiding Principles for Sustainable

Federal Buildings

Procure Environmentally sustainable electronic products (Predominantly relates to purchases of desktop/laptop computer and peripherals)

N N/A N N/A N N/A

TBD - Need a better definition of the applicability of the bill.

13693 is an agency wide requirement while the Guiding Principles are for buildings, but also addressed throughout this scorecard.

Office equipment is procured by NPS.

N N/A

CFR Title 10, Part 436.4 (pdf) Procure Energy Star or FEMP designated products

Y N/A

Energy Star designated products for lighting, commercial HVAC equipment/motors, and plumbing

Y N/A Y N/A Energy Star designated products to be specified Y N/A Energy Star designated products to be specified

EPACT 2005, Section 104 (pdf) Premium Efficiency Electric Motors Y N/A Provided on all motors greater than 1.0 HP Y N/A Y N/A High efficiency motors will be specified and scheduled Y N/A High efficiency motors will be specified and scheduled

EISA 2007, Section 523 (pdf)

On-Site Renewable Energy*** Solar Thermal for Hot Water (Choose NA if proven not life cycle cost effective)

Y N/A Solar thermal is not life cycle cost effective over 40 years for this project

Y N/A N N/A From predesign - Solar thermal is not cost effective for this project.

N N/A Solar thermal is not cost effective for this project.

EA Credit 2 On-Site Renewable Energy*** 1%-13% Renewable Energy N 0 N 0 N 0

POSSIBLE - Addiional research would be needed in coordination with roof availabaility and site scope to determine if PV are cost effective. An energy model analysis indicates that Geothermal is not a cost effective solution and may be in conflict with archeological site.

N 0 Scope does not support

EA Credit 3

Enhanced Commissioning (required for large or complex buildings or systems (see Guiding Principle I ‐ Employ Integrated Design Principles) (pdf)

Y 0 Y 2 Confirmed by mechanical engineer during SD phase Y 2

Guiding Principle 1.c. 3rd party commissioning required. Need to define the scope of the commissioning agent. Commissioning agent needs to be retained.

Y 2 Commissioning agent needs to be retained.

EA Credit 4

Enhanced Refrigerant Management (see Guiding Principle V ‐ Reduce Environmental Impact of Materials) (pdf)

Y 2 Refrigerant selection will minimize ozone depletion and

GCC

Y 2 Y 2

Guiding Principle 5.a.iv.

Chlorine-free, non-ozone depleting Puron refrigerant (R- 410A) specified

Y 2

Guiding Principle 5.a.iv.

Chlorine-free, non-ozone depleting Puron refrigerant (R- 410A) specified

EA Credit 5 Measurement & Verification N 0 May not be life cycle cost effective Y 3 Revised per schematic design review comments N 0

POSSIBLE - Review work proposed during schematic design. It may not be cost effective.

N 0 Scope does not support

EO 13693 (pdf) & Guiding Principles For Sustainable

Federal Buildings

Measurement & Verification (see Guiding Principle II ‐ Optimize Energy Performance. Install building level meters for electricity, natural gas, and steam) (pdf)

N N 0 Y 0

Guiding Principle 2.a - Metering. Meters for electricity and Nat Gas to be specified.

Y 0

Guiding Principle 2.a - Metering. Meters for electricity and Nat Gas to be specified.

EA Credit 6 Green Power N 0 N 0 N 0

POSSIBLE - Need to confirm with the building operations and look into a two year energy budget plan. Consider allocating agency RECs, if available, to this project.

N 0 Scope does not support

Missed Prereq. 2 14 6 6 Missed

Prereq.LEED-NC Subtotal

National Park Service (NPS) ‐ Denver Service Center (DSC) NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 5 credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

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PMIS Submission Predesign (PD) Schematic Design (SD) Design Development (DD) Construction (Const.)Construction Documents (CD)

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MR Prereq 1

Storage & Collection of Recyclables (See Guiding Principle V‐Waste Diversion and Materials Management) (pdf)

Y N/A Area for recycling has been incorporated into the project program

Y N/A Y N/A Area for recycling has been incorporated into the project program

Y N/A Area for recycling has been incorporated into the project program

MR Credit 1.1 Building Reuse, Maintain Existing Walls, Floors & Roof

Y 3 Majority of existing construction (historic building fabric) is to be retained

Y 3 Y 3 Majority of Existing construction (historic Building fabric) is to be retained.

Y 3 Majority of Existing construction (historic Building fabric) is to be retained.

MR Credit 1.2 Building Reuse, Maintain Interior Nonstructural Elements

N 0 N 0 N 0 Not applicable - Interior Non-structural elements do not exist.

N 0 Not applicable - Interior Non-structural elements do not exist.

MR Credit 2

Construction Waste Management, Divert 50% from Disposal (see Guiding Principle V ‐ Waste Diversion and Materials Management) (pdf)

Y 1

Project intent is to develop waste management plan, identify materials to be recycled, establish measurement and sorting requirements

Y 1 Y 1 PROBABLE - Review intent with GC. Standard practice. Y 1

MR Credit 2 (cont'd)

Construction Waste Management, Divert 75% from Disposal

Y 0 See above Y 1 Assigned point in SD phase Y 1

PROBABLE - Include in specifications. Typically achievable, but may be challenging with limited scope of the project.

Y 1 May be challenging with limited scope of removal in the project.

MR Credit 3 Materials Reuse N 0 N 0 N 0

May be possible to reuse some site materials to be removed. No existing bulidng materials to use.

N 0 No existing bulidng materials to use.

MR Credit 4 Recycled Content, 10% (post-consumer + ½ pre-consumer).

Y 1

Recycled content materials, particularly for interior construction, can be specified where appropriate

Y 1 Y 1 PROBABLE - Recycled content materials can be specified. Readily achievable.

Y 1

MR Credit 4 Recycled Content, 20% (post-consumer + ½ pre-consumer) Y 0

Recycled content materials, particularly for interior construction, can be specified where appropriate

Y 1 Assigned point in SD phase N 0 POSSIBLE - May be challenging due to limited project scope.

N 0 Challenging due to limited project scope.

EO13693 (pdf) & Guiding Principles for Sustainable

Federal Buildings

Recycled Content (See Guiding Principle V ‐ Recycled Content and Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines). Also see RCRA 6002 for products that meet or exceed EPA's recycled content recommendations. (pdf)

Y 2 POSSIBLE - salvage of site materials, regional concrete and plant material

Y 2 POSSIBLE - salvage of site materials, regional concrete and plant material

Construction Predesign Schematic Design Design Development Construction Documents

Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission

Materials & Resources (MR) Maximum LEED NC 2009 Credits: 14

National Park Service (NPS) ‐ Denver Service Center (DSC) NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 6 credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

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Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign (PD) Schematic Design (SD) Design Development (DD) Construction (Const.)Construction Documents (CD)

EO13693 (pdf) & Guiding Principles for Sustainable

Federal Buildings Biopreferred Products Y N/A

Bio-preferred carpet, sealants, and coatings can be specified where appropriate

Y N/A Y N/A Bio-preferred carpet, sealants, and coatings can be specified where appropriate

Y N/A

MR Credit 6 Rapidly Renewable Materials Y 1 Rapidly renewable materials can be specified where appropriate

Y 1 N 0 POSSIBLE - May be challenging due to limited project scope.

N 0 Challenging due to limited project scope.

MR Credit 7

Certified Wood (see Guiding Principle V ‐ Reduce Environmental Impact of Materials) (pdf)

Y 1 Certified wood can be specified where appropriate Y 1 Y 0

POSSIBLE - May be challenging due to limited project scope.

N 0 Challenging due to limited project scope.

Missed Prereq. 7 9 8 8 Missed

Prereq.

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EQ Prereq 1

Minimum IAQ Performance (See Guiding Principle IV, Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality) (pdf)

Y N/A Project intent is to meet the requirements of ASHRAE 62.1-2007

Y N/A

Insultation is to be added at the interior in selective locations to improve building envelope thermal performance: Building [text cut off in pdf?]

Y N/A ASHRAE 62.1 will be met. Y N/A ASHRAE 62.1 will be met.

EQ Prereq 2

Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) Control (See Guiding Principle IV‐Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality) (pdf)

Y N/A Smoking can be prohibited in the building and on the grounds

Y N/A Y N/A NPS to prohibit smoking in building and on the grounds Y N/A NPS to prohibit smoking in building and on the grounds

EQ Credit 1 Outdoor Air Delivery Monitoring N 0 Y 1 Confirmed by mechanical engineer during SD phase Y 1 CO2 sensors controlling outside air delivery are specified

Y 1 CO2 sensors controlling outside air delivery are specified

EQ Credit 2 Increased Ventilation Y 0 Increase ventilation rate by 30% above ASHRAE 62.1-

N 0 Credit will not be pursued;

concur w/ NPS DSC QA review Jan 2016

N 0 Credit will not be pursued - NPS DSC QA Review of January 2016

N 0 Scope does not support

EQ Credit 3.1

Construction IAQ Management Plan, During Construction (See Guiding Principle IV, Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality) (pdf)

Y 1

Requirements for construction management plan by contractor during construction will be specified

Y 1 Y 1

PROBABLE - Will Include in specifications. Readily achievable with contractor coordination.

Y 1

EQ Credit 3.2

Construction IAQ Management Plan, Before Occupancy (See Guiding Principle IV, Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality) (pdf)

Y 0 Can specify building flushout w/air 60f or higherat completion of construction

Y 1 Assigned point in SD phase Y 1 POSSIBLE - Will evaluate system capacity for flushout. Y 1

EQ Credit 4.1

Low‐Emitting Materials, Adhesives & Sealants (See Guiding Principle IV, Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality) (pdf)

Y 1 Low-emitting adhesives and sealants can be specified where appropriate

Y 1 Y 1 PROBABLE - Include in specification. Readily achievable.

Y 1

PMIS Submission Predesign

LEED-NC Subtotal

Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ) Maximum LEED NC 2009 Credits: 15

Sustainability Features

Schematic Design Design Development Construction Documents Construction

National Park Service (NPS) ‐ Denver Service Center (DSC) NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 7 credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

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PMIS Submission Predesign (PD) Schematic Design (SD) Design Development (DD) Construction (Const.)Construction Documents (CD)

EQ Credit 4.2

Low‐Emitting Materials, Paints & Coatings (See Guiding Principle IV, Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality) (pdf)

Y 1 Low-emitting paints and coatings can be specified where appropriate

Y 1 Y 1 PROBABLE - Include in specification. Readily achievable.

Y 1

EQ Credit 4.3

Low‐Emitting Materials, Flooring Materials (See Guiding Principle IV, Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality) (pdf)

Y 1 Low-emitting flooring materials can be specified where appropriate

Y 1 Y 1 PROBABLE - Include in specification. Readily achievable.

Y 1

EQ Credit 4.4 Low-Emitting Materials, Composite Wood & Agrifiber Products

Y 0 Low-emitting composite wood and agrifiber products can be specified where appropriate

Y 0 Y 1 PROBABLE - Include in specification. Readily achievable.

Y 1

EQ Credit 5 Indoor Chemical & Pollutant Source Control Y 1 Provide roll out mats, exhaust for copy room Y 1 Y 1

Provision of mats and exhasut fans, deck to deck partitions where applicable, etc.

Y 1

EO 13693 (pdf) & Guiding Principles For Sustainable

Federal Buildings

Moisture Control (See Guiding Principle IV‐Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality) (pdf)

N N/A N N/A NA N/A

Building envelope not included in the scope of this project. Review requirements and applicability to this scope with the building envelope contract.

Y N/A

EQ Credit 6.1

Controllability of Systems, Lighting (See Guiding Principle IV, Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality) (pdf)

Y 1 Separate lighting controls for shared multi-occupancy spaces

Y 1 Y 1 Separate lighting controls to be provided. Y 1

EQ Credit 6.2 Controllability of Systems, Thermal Comfort Y 1 Provide operable windows Y 1 N 1

POSSIBLE - Systems options are being analyzed. Existing operable windows may not satisfy this criteria. Fan Power Boxes will be controlled by comfort controls by zone.

N 0 Scope does not support

EQ Credit 7.1

Thermal Comfort, Design (See Guiding Principle IV, Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality) (pdf)

Y 0 Project intent is to meet requirements of ASHRAE 55-

Y 1 Y 1 Project intent is to meet requirements of ASHRAE-55 Y 1 Project intent is to meet requirements of ASHRAE-55

EQ Credit 7.2

Thermal Comfort, Verification (Please note OPM requires approval of all surveys prior to administering)

N 0 N 0 N 0 N 0

EQ Credit 8.1 Daylight & Views, Daylight 75% of Spaces (pdf)

Y 1

Provide daylight control for interior lighting and windows in occupied spaces for occupants to obtain daylight

Y 1 N 0

Existing building has large windows for ample light but with no opportunity to add daylighting. The intent is to provide daylight controls where possible but the 75% criteria cannot be met due to existing constraints.

N 0 Scope does not support

Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Daylighting and Lighting Controls (See Guiding Principle IV-Enhance Indoor Environmental Quality)

Y 0 Daylight controls, windows in regularly occupied spaces to be provided.

Y 0 Daylight controls, windows in regularly occupied spaces to be provided.

National Park Service (NPS) ‐ Denver Service Center (DSC) NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 8 credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, NA Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, NA Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, NA Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

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Y, N, NA Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign (PD) Schematic Design (SD) Design Development (DD) Construction (Const.)Construction Documents (CD)

EQ Credit 8.2 Alternative Water Use (See Guiding Principle III) Y 0 Provide vision glazing Y 1 Assigned point in SD phase N 0

Credit should read: daylight & views, views for 90% of spaces.

90% criteria needs to be assesed

N 0 Existing conditions to not support

Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Radon (See EPA Radon‐Resistant Construction Basics and Techniques)

Y 0 TBD - Need infomration on Radon survey Y 0 TBD - Need infomration on

Radon survey

Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Integrated Pest Management (See NPS Integrated Pest Management Program)

Y 0 PROBABLY - Discuss with client. Based on facility operations.

Y 0 Per operations

Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Occupant Health and Wellness (See WBDG Design Guidance)

TBD TBD

Missed Prereq. 8 12 11 10 Missed

Prereq.

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

ID Credit 1.1 Innovation in Design: Provide Specific Title

ID Credit 1.2 Innovation in Design: Provide Specific Title

ID Credit 1.3 Innovation in Design: Provide Specific Title

ID Credit 1.4 Innovation in Design: Provide Specific Title

ID Credit 1.5 Innovation in Design: Provide Specific Title

ID Credit 2 LEED® Accredited Professional

N 0 Y 1 Architect, civil engineer, mechanical engineer Y 1

0 0 1 1 0 0

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

RP Credit 1.1 Regional Priority Credit:

Region Defined

RP Credit 1.2 Regional Priority Credit:

Region Defined

Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission

LEED-NC Subtotal

Schematic Design

Design Development Construction Documents

LEED-NC Subtotal

Innovation & Design Process (ID) Maximum LEED NC 2009 Credits: 6

Sustainability Features

Construction

Regional Priority (RP) Maximum LEED NC 2009 Credits: 4

Design Development

PMIS Submission Predesign

Construction Documents Construction Predesign

Schematic Design

National Park Service (NPS) ‐ Denver Service Center (DSC) NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 9 credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, NA Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, NA Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, NA Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, NA Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, NA Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign (PD) Schematic Design (SD) Design Development (DD) Construction (Const.)Construction Documents (CD)

RP Credit 1.3 Regional Priority Credit:

Region Defined

RP Credit 1.4 Regional Priority Credit:

Region Defined

0 0 0 0 0 0

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

Y, N, N/A Points Concisely explain how credit/requirement is met at this milestone:

EO 13693 (pdf) & Guiding Principles For Sustainable

Federal Buildings

Complete Integrated Design Narrative During Predesign Only (See Guiding Principles I‐Employ Integrated Design Principles) (pdf)

Y N/A Y N/A

Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Mission Criticality (See Guiding Principle VI). (pdf)

N/A N/A N/A N/A

Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Flood Plain Considerations (See Guiding Principle VI and EO 13960). For Mission Critical Buildings adjust base flood elevation by 3 ft. For Non Critical Buildings, adjust base flood elevation by 2 ft. (pdf)

N/A N/A N/A N/A

Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Facility Design. Incorporate resilience measures to mitigate the impacts of climate change and natural hazards as identified on the National Hazard Checklist.

N/A N/A N/A N/A

Guiding Principles for Sustainable Federal Buildings

(pdf)

Facility Adaptation. For existing buildings undergoing modernization, take action to mitigate identified physical risks.

See Natural Hazard Checklist.

N/A N/A N/A N/A

LEED Certification Rating System Certified: 40-49 points, Silver: 50-59 points, Gold: 60-79 points, Platinum: 80+ points

For more information on LEED Certification and credits, visit www.usgbc.org

Fulfillment of Guiding Principles for HPSB completes 18 LEED NC credits and 6 prerequisites.

*** The federal requirement (from EISA 2007) that relates to these LEED‐NC credits is "Where life cycle cost effective, design systems to provide not less than 30 percent of the hot water demand through the installation and use of solar hot water heaters." The LEED credits for this item stipulates a percentage of total energy consumption to be provided by on site renewable sources. In some cases meeting the federal requirement will also meet the LEED requirement for these credits.

* For new buildings of 5,000 GSF or more and major renovations to buildings greater than or equal to 5,000 GSF, contract with an independent Commissioning Authority and comply with ASHRAE 0‐2005, "The Commissioning Process". For smaller projects, comply with the requirements of LEED NC 2009, EA Prerequisite 1, "Fundamental Commissioning of the Building Energy Systems" (which allows the commissioning authority to be an employee of the design firm).

** For new building projects of 5,000 GSF or more, perform whole building energy simulation(s) in accordance with ASHRAE 90.1, 2007 (or IECC 2006 for residential) to show performance at least 30% better (20% for major renovations) than a code compliant similar building. If it can be shown that meeting the 30% performance standard for new construction (or 20% for major renovations) is not life cycle cost effective (over 40 years ‐ not 25 years per a recent regulatory change) then the project must incorporate the maximum energy savings that can be shown to be life cycle cost effective. For new building projects with a lower net construction value, an alternative method is to meet or exceed the minimum requirements prescribed by the ASHRAE Advanced Energy Design Guide (a much simpler prescriptive method for achieving the target) appropriate for the project's building. For buildings without an appropriate Advanced Energy Design Guide perform whole building energy simulation(s) in accordance with ASHRAE 90.1, 2007 (or IECC 2006 for residential).

Sustainability Features

PMIS Submission Predesign

LEED-NC Subtotal

Schematic Design Design Development Construction Documents Construction

Non-LEED-NC Federal Requirements Maximum LEED NC 2009 Credits: 26

National Park Service (NPS) ‐ Denver Service Center (DSC) NPS Project Sustainability Checklist 10