A school project has a site development density of 130,000 SF/acre in an area th

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试卷: LEED AP BD+C模拟题D[查看]
A school project has a site development density of 130,000 SF/acre in an area that has a
community average density of 100,000 SF/acre. The school was built on a previously
developed site and is located near one commuter rail line. How many points could this
project earn?
A: 1
B: 6
C: 5
D: 4

参考答案: C

本题解释:
This project can earn one point for Sustainable Sites Credit, Site Selection.
This project can also earn four points for Sustainable Sites Credit, Development Density
and Community Connectivity because it has been built on both a previously developed
site and has a density greater than 60,000SF/acre in an area with an average density
greater than 60,000SF/Acre. This project would not earn an exemplary performance point
for Sustainable Sites Credit 2, Development Density because it does not have a density at
least double that of the average density within the area or it is not in an area with an
average of 120,000SF/Acre.