What best defines the project boundary?

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试卷: LEED GA模拟题A[查看]
What best defines the project boundary?
A: Total area within the platted property line not including any nonconstructed areas
B: Total area within legal property boundaries of site; it encompasses all areas of site, including constructed&nonconstructed a
C: Portion of the project site submitted for LEED certification
D: Platted property line of the project defining land and water within it

参考答案: D

本题解释:
The property boundary is the total area within the legal property boundaries of the site; it encompasses all areas of the site, including constructed and nonconstructed areas. (-USGBC); The LEED boundary is the portion of the project site submitted for LEED certification. (-USGBC)

For single building developments, this is the entire project scope and is generally limited to the site boundary - they are not necessarily the same thing.

In the case of a multiple building project the LEED boundary is that part of the entire project being submitted for certification as determined by the project team. For example for a campus project that might have 5 buildings, each building is submitted separately for certification. The LEED boundary is set for each of the 5 buildings though they cannot overlap if they property is contiguous;The project boundary is the platted property line of the project defining land and water within it. (-USGBC)While you may have a different definition of some terms the LEED exams test on the USGBC definitions, not on personal experience or beliefs. Therefore the practice tests include the definitions from USGBC.