Credit Interpretation Requests (CIRs) are most likely used for what part of the

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试卷: LEED GA模拟题C[查看]
Credit Interpretation Requests (CIRs) are most likely used for what part of the LEED process?
A: Appeal of denied credits
B: Addenda and updates to the LEED Rating Systems
C: Technical guidance for LEED credits
D: Communicating with the project administrator and/or project team

参考答案: C

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Reference: Guidelines for CIR Customers

A and C is done via LEED Online.
B are available from the USGBC website.
CIRs are used for technical guidance on credits. Anyone on the project team can submit a CIR, as long as the person has access to LEED Online (through the project administrator). Once a CIR is submitted a payment must be made to GBCI in order for GBCI to review the CIR.

A CIR can be used for administrative inquiries, although doing so is rare.

Inquiries must request guidance on just one credit or prerequisite (unless there is technical justification to do otherwise) and generally contain one concise question or a set of related questions. It is often helpful to discuss the inquiry within context of the credit\'s intent. (GBCI)