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nklankUser is Offline
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07/15/2008 7:16 PM  
Hi -

We've done a project that's going for LEED Silver in the NC 2.2 path.  We've got a leased space in a portion of the building though.  Does anyone know of any sample tenant policies that I could use as a starting point?  Thanks for your help.

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07/16/2008 11:29 AM  

Are you a developer or the eventual owner/occupier? 

If you are developer doing a spec building, LEED Core & Shell gives you better flexibility than NC. 

If you are the building for your own use and you lease a portion of the building to someone else, you should require a 'green lease' clause whereby the tenant commits not to negatively impact the LEED rating with their fit-out, operations or business practices.

You also might consider asking the tenant to get certified or at least adhere to LEED Commercial Interiors standards.

Bruce

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07/16/2008 11:48 AM  
We are both the designer and the owner of the building and we've already registered the project under LEED NC.

Thanks for the suggestion.
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