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The scenario will be displayed with each question for reference. Please use the scenario information when answering.
Central Office Park is a 153,000 ft2 (14 214 m2) existing commercial office building situated in a suburban business district.
During a recent operational audit, the management team confirmed that the building has 300 regular occupants. The building sees a daily average of 40 visitors and is located in an area with a Walk Score of 66.
To better understand occupant behavior, the team conducted a transportation survey during the current reporting period. The results revealed that 26% of the regular occupants commute using active and shared modes of transportation.
The property includes a surface parking lot with 100 total parking spaces. Historically, the owner has bundled parking passes with tenant leases at no additional cost. To pursue LTc2: Transportation Demand Management, they are planning to unbundle parking from all leases. Research confirms the local market rate for similar parking is $150 per month. To mitigate possible tenant dissatisfaction during the transition, the owner has proposed a policy of charging a discounted flat fee of $100 per month for each parking space.
Just outside the property line, a contiguous bicycle network is located 1,000 ft. (305 m) from the building ' s main entrance.
As part of a capital improvement plan to address decarbonization, the owner has allocated budget to install electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE). They have selected Level 2, ENERGY STAR-certified chargers.
The owner has specified that the units be installed as standalone devices without a network connection to the utility provider or internet.
The facilities management team is finalizing the EVSE installation plan in accordance with LTc3: Electric Vehicles.
Based on the parking capacity described in the scenario, what is the minimum number of parking spaces that must be equipped with EVSE?

• A. 10
• B. 2
• C. 5

A facility manager is working on making a school building capable of operating in Infection Risk Management Mode to comply with the LEED requirements for managing indoor air quality. The manager needs to calculate the equivalent clean airflow rate for various spaces in the building and incorporate these into the operational plans. According to ASHRAE Standard 241-2023, the facility is required to also prepare a building readiness plan, documenting preparatory steps and mitigation strategies to be used before, during, and after an infection risk event.
What critical factor should the facility manager consider when calculating the required minimum equivalent clean airflow rate for implementing the Infection Risk Management Mode?

• A. Types of HVAC systems installed and their filtration capacities
• B. Number of students anticipated in each classroom
• C. Total square footage of each space in the building

A commercial office building is located in an area prone to both flooding and extreme heat events. The facility manager is tasked with developing a comprehensive emergency response plan as part of the requirements to achieve IPc1: Operational Planning for Resilience.
Which of the following actions should the facility manager prioritize when developing the emergency response plan to comply with the credit?

• A. Allocate additional parking space for emergency vehicle access and deployment
• B. Conduct climate resilience training for essential personnel specific to priority hazards
• C. Schedule regular building maintenance to minimize everyday utility disruptions

A LEED AP O+M is reviewing construction documents to identify the regularly occupied spaces on a project to ensure that floor area values are utilized consistently across credits. What aspects of each space should the LEED AP O+M consider?

• A. Typical duration of intended occupancy in each space per day
• B. Rate of outdoor air provided per person
• C. Fire ratings of installed wall and ceiling assemblies
• D. Maximum number of intended occupants standing or seated

An office building is aiming to improve its waste diversion rates by implementing a more robust waste reduction strategy. The management team is considering various approaches, including organics recycling, updating waste collection management procedures, and conducting a zero waste audit. They also plan to provide training and clear guidance to all building occupants.
Which of the following actions is necessary to achieve compliance with MRc2: Waste Reduction Strategies, Option 2. Waste Collection Management and Education?

• A. Clearly label receptacles for different waste streams and provide staff training
• B. Conduct an exhaustive zero waste audit on a quarterly basis
• C. Initiate organics recycling with signage and implementation guidance