LEED-AP-ND practice question 31 of 35
A creek tuna through a project site containing adjacent degraded wetlands In order to achieve Smart Location and Linkage Credit. Restoration of…
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A creek tuna through a project site containing adjacent degraded wetlands In order to achieve Smart
Location and Linkage Credit. Restoration of Habitat or Wetlands and Water Bodies, the developer Is
restoring the wetlands and establishing a conservation easement in collaboration with a state land
conservation organization
Once restored, what is the minimum amount of time this area must be protected from development
and the minimum amount of time the maintenance be funded?
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