LEED Certification definition

LEED Certification means certification of a project by a professional third-party certification entity pursuant to the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) for Schools Rating System developed by the U.S. Green Building Council and administered by the Green Building Certification Institute.

LEED Certification. The District has a LEED Certification Goal XXXX for this project and shall be executed in accordance with Appendix I of this Agreement to include energy modeling. Design Style: The design shall follow the general exterior architecture style for the college so that the new facilities blend in with the surrounding areas and do not look out of place.

LEED Certification. A Leadership in Energy and Design Certification issued by the United States Green Building Council (USGBS).

Examples of LEED Certification in a sentence

• For example, environment friendly redevelopment plans could include: Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Certification, green building materials; green landscaping techniques such as using drought resistant plants; energy efficient designs, materials, appliances, machinery, etc.; renewable sources of energy, and/or recycling/reuse of old building materials such as brick or wood.

• The Construction Manager at Risk shall provide services necessary for securing LEED Certification or better under LEED-NC Version 3.0 Primary services for LEED Certification will be provided by the Project Architect.

• The project has received a Gold or Platinum LEED Certification from the US Green Building Council.

• If the project has not received LEED Certification within the 2-year period, the applicable PILOT Exemption Scale will remain in effect for an additional 8 years.

• To accommodate the LEED Certification Commissioning Process without penalizing a project, a project seeking LEED Certification may receive the applicable base PILOT Exemption Scale for up to 2 years after the project is completed and be transitioned for the remaining period to the Community Benefit PILOT Schedule upon receiving LEED Certification.

More Definitions of LEED Certification

LEED Certification means the verification by the U. S. green building council, or a department-approved verifier, that a building project has met certain prerequisites and performance benchmarks or credits within each category of the LEED-H rating system resulting in the issuance of a certification document.

LEED Certification means certification of silver level or higher or equivalent in accordance with the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Green Building Rating System New Construction Version 2.2 of the U.S. Green Building Council, as approved by the State of Nevada for pre-2007 projects.

LEED Certification means Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification, which is an internationally recognized green building voluntary, consensus-based program that provides third-party verification of green buildings.

LEED Certification. [Insert Required Rating (e.g., Silver, Gold, etc.), if any]

LEED Certification means a certification of the U. S. Green Building Council rating system (Certified, Silver, Gold or Platinum) for sustainable green building and development practices.

LEED Certification. The City requires the Consultant to provide a fully LEED NC Gold Certifiable project and register and document all LEED credits with USGBC per their online program. The Consultant is required to incorporate LEED updates and discussions into allmeetings and design content, to delegate LEED templates to team members, to review all completed template information (including verifying that the General Contractor is completing all required template information for LEED credit) and correct as needed and to manage the entire LEED process throughout the design and construction of the project. The City will pay for application and certification costs to the USGBC.

LEED Certification means ‘Certified’ or a higher level of certification (if chosen by Declarant) under the USGBC LEED rating system, and (i) for a building developed primarily for residential use, shall refer to the LEED rating system for ‘New Construction’; and (ii) for a commercial building developed primarily for office use, shall refer to the LEED rating system for ‘Core and Shell’.