What may happen if a project does not comply with the minimum program requiremen

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试卷: LEED GA模拟题A[查看]
What may happen if a project does not comply with the minimum program requirements?
A: The project team will need to submit a CIR
B: An alternative compliance path can be used
C: Additional fees or fines may be incurred
D: The building”s certification may be revoked, if the project has earned a LEED certification

参考答案: D

本题解释:
A project must adhere to the LEED Minimum Program Requirements, (MPRs) in order to achieve/retain LEED certification. Failure to comply with MPRs may result in the certification being revoked. No fees will be refunded.



A project can meet the MPRs prior to certification, then earn project certification, and later on something may change where the project no longer meets the MPRs. An example of this scenario is if the occupancy rate of the building decreases.



Note that after the project is certified (attained any LEED certification at any level) the project must continue to meet the MPRs or certification can be revoked.

For example if a hotel is certified and then the hotel shuts down, the hotel is not maintaining the minimum occupancy levels required by the MPRs. The certification could be revoked.