LEED Certification for Homes – IN CREDIT: LEED AP FOR HOMES

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Requirements

HOMES, MIDRISE

Include in the project team at least one principal participant who is a LEED Homes Accredited Professional (AP).

This team member must have earned the credential before the preliminary rating meeting.

A principal participant is defined as the builder, architect, or green building consultant who has design and/or product specifying responsibilities.

The Green Rater is not considered a principal participant.

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