LEED AP ND LEED AP Neighborhood Development Exam Free Dumps

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The LEED AP ND certification focuses on the principles of sustainable site development, water efficiency, energy and atmosphere, materials selection, and indoor environmental quality, all within the context of urban planning and development. LEED AP ND LEED AP Neighborhood Development exam dumps are the best material for you to study all the related topics. To truly succeed, candidates should combine dumps with thorough study of LEED guidelines, case studies, and other official resources to ensure a well-rounded and deep understanding of sustainable neighborhood development. Free LEED AP Neighborhood Development LEED AP ND exam dumps are available below.

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1. A non-Infill site has prime agricultural soils in areas of the site where construction is planned.

Which would contribute to meeting the Smart Location and Linkage Prerequisite. Agricultural Land Conservation?

Transfer the project's development rights to another location

Fund and organize a community supported agriculture (CSA) program

Remove the prime agricultural sails and piano them on existing farmland

Purchase off-site comparable soil easements to mitigate the loss of affected soils

2. What information is required to determine if a project quality for the Green Infrastructure and Buildings Credit. Wastewater Management?

Rainwater reuse rate

Cost of installing wastewater system

Average amount of annual wastewater generated

Ability to connect to existing wastewater infrastructure

3. A project calculates an overall annual heating and/or cooling consumption reduction using an energy efficiency model.

Which credit would this calculation aid in documenting?

Green Infrastructure and Buildings Credit. Heat Island Reduction

Green Infrastructure and Buildings Credit. Solar Orientation

Green Infrastructure and Buildings Credit. District Heating and Cooling

Green Infrastructure and Buildings Credit. Infrastructure Energy Efficiency

4. A project builds a central plant that burns biomass products to provide space heating and hot water to the development.

Which of the following Green Infrastructure and Buildings credits could this help the project achieve?

Solar Orientation

indoor Water Use Reduction

District Heating and Cooling

Infrastructure Energy Efficiency

5. Which of the following is a minimum program requirement of LEED® Neighborhood Development?

Contain one habitable building and be no larger man 1,000 acres (405 Declares)

Contain two habitable buildings and be no larger man 1,000 acres (405 Declares)

Contain one habitable building and be no larger than 1,500 acres (607 5 hectares)

Contain two habitable buildings and be no larger man 1,500 acres (607 5 hectares)

6. Which of the following would meet the requirements of an infill site?

At least 25% of its Boundary Borders parcels that are each at least 75% previously disturbed

At least 50% of the land area, exclusive of rights-of-way. within a 1/2 mi. (0.8 km) distance from the project boundary Is previously disturbed

At least 75% of its boundary borders parcels that are Individually at least 50% previously disturbed, and aggregate are at least 75% previously disturbed

The site. in combination with bordering parcels, forms an aggregate parcel whose boundary Is 50% bounded by parcels that ore individually at least 75% previously disturbed, and in aggregate are at least 75% previously disturbed

7. To develop within a 100-year flood plain and still meet the requirements of Smart Location and Linkage Prerequisite. Floodplain Avoidance, the project team must comply with the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) and locate the project

near diverse uses.

or an adjacent site.

on a previously distributed alto

within a transit-oriented development.

8. What is the development footprint?

Option A

Option B

Option C

Option D

9. A standardized base map that should be used throughout the submission to illustrate relevant surrounding features for up to 1 mi. (1.6 km) around the project boundary is a

special map.

permit map.

vicinity map

project site map.

10. A square site with four equally sized neighboring parcels is being considered for a LEED for Neighborhood Development project. Consider the following: on the north side of the site is forest land; on the east side Is a church located on a parcel that is 100% developed: and on the south side is a school located on a parcel that is 50% developed.

Which one of the following uses on the west side would make this an infill site?

A parcel that is 100% farmland

A library on a parcel that is 75% developed

A market on a parcel that is 50% developed

A post office on a parcel that is 25% developed

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11. Which of the following innovation proposals is most likely to be successful to achieve Innovation, Option 1: Innovation?

Including locked, Indoor bicycle storage for 100% of project occupants

Being located next to a 20-mi. (32 Km), award-winning bicycle trail

Distributing leaflets to project occupants about available public transit services nearby

Providing an educational program on the environmental and human health benefits of green neighborhood

12. To achieve Neighborhood Pattern and Design Credit. Community Outreach and involvement. Option 1: Community Outreach during Preliminary Design, the project team must advertise and host at least one community meeting.

Which of the following is an example of a community meeting that is applicable towards this credit?

City council meeting

Open stakeholder meeting

Zoning commission meeting

Recurring citizen advisory meeting

13. Project plans call for 60 detached single-family homes. 120 attached three-story townhomes, and an apartment budding with 100 dwelling units in five stones.

Which choice below satisfies the requirements of Neighborhood Pattern and Development Credit Visitability and Universal Design?

Any combination of 56 homes designed for Visitability and universal design

Six detached homes designed for universal design. 12 townhomes designed for universal design. 10 apartments designed for Visitability

Zero detached homes designed for Visitability. 12 townhomes designed for Visitability. 10 apartments designed with universal design features

Twelve detached homes designed for Visitability. 24 townhomes designed tor Visitability. 20 apartments designed with universal design features.

14. Which location type would earn the maximum points under the Smart Location and Linkage Credit. Preferred Locations Option 1: Location Type?

An infill site that is not a previously developed site

An infill site that is also a previously developed site

An adjacent site that is also a previously developed site

A previously developed site mat is not an adjacent site or infill site

15. A project includes previously developed lots within the LEED for Neighborhood Development boundary.

For the purpose of calculating previously developed site area, which lot size may be considered to be 100% previously developed?

0.5 acre (0.2 hectare)

1.5 acres (0.61 hectare)

2 acres (0.81 hectare)

2.5 acres (1.01 hectare)

16. To meet the requirement of Smart Location and Linkage Credit. Access to Quality Transit, on a 600-ace 1243 hectares) site with 3,500 dwelling units, what Is the minimum number of units that must be within 1/4 mi. (400 m) walk distance of an existing streetcar stop?

350 unite

1,050 units

1,400 units

1,750 units

17. An undeveloped five acres (two hectare) site has a two-acre (0.8 hectare) area sloping al 50%.

To achieve Smart Location and Linkage Credit. Steep Slope Protection, what possible percentage of the site could be developed?

50%

65%

75%

90%

18. The baseline energy use for the Green Infrastructure and Buildings credit. Infrastructure Energy Efficiency is calculated by using

current infrastructure items used by IgCC standard.

the lowest first-cost infrastructure item assumed for the protect

infrastructure items recommended by the National Lighting Safely institute

a 15% increase above the minimum requirements for infrastructure items in the state's energy code.

19. Winch of the following minor improvements within a required buffer zone may be undertaken to enhance appreciation for a wetland or body of water, provided such facilities are open to public access?

Build one single-story structure not exceeding 1.000 ft2 (93 m2) per 300 linear feet of Outer, on average

Remove hazardous trees, up to 100% of dead trees, and trees less than eight in. (20 cm) in diameter at breast height

Add bicycle and pedestrian pathways that are no more than 12 ft. (3.5 m) wide and where no more than 8 ft. (2.5 m) of their width may be impervious

Create new clearings, not exceeding 1.000 ft2 (95 m2) each, for tables, benches and access for recreational watercraft

20. A LEED tot Neighborhood Development project team may need to contact or use reference materials from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency of local equivalency outside the US. Regarding.

floodplain standards

brownfield locations and designations.

designations of unique or prime soil types

locating a community supported agriculture program

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21. What can be omitted from the calculation verifying the percentage of reuse of buildings undergoing major renovation?

Roof decking

Structural floor

Exterior skin and framing

Nonstructural roofing material

22. Which of the following will be achieved If the project site is an infill site?

Floodplain Avoidance

Steep Stope Protection

Mixed-Se Neighborhoods

Agricultural Land Conservation

23. A project team is planning to achieve the maximum points in the Regional Priority category. The LEED AP should

use any credit that seems appropriate tor the location of the project.

refer to USGBCs website to determine which credits are eligible as the Regional Priority credits for the project's location.

review similar protects to see which Regional Priority credits were achieved.

choose the appropriate Regional Priority credits based on personal experience

24. A LEEDV for Neighborhood Development registered project is planning on using air conditioning condensate tor flushing toilets in all new buildings.

What LEED Prerequisite or credit will this design help achieve?

GIB Credit Rainwater Management

Credit Outdoor Water Use Reduction

GIB Credit Wastewater Management

GIB Credit indoor Water Use Reduction

25. For a 100% previously developed site, which of the following steps should the project team take during the Initial stages of planning to meet the requirements of Smart Location and Linkage Prerequisite. Imperiled Species and Ecological Communities Conservation?

Take minimum precautions A 100% previously developed site meets the requirements

Work with a qualified biologist to restore ecological communities, using only native plants on at least 10% of the development footprint

Create conservation easements to prepare for the possibility that threatened or endangered species are found after the site plan has been approved

Consult with the state Natural Heritage Program and state fish and wildlife agencies to determine if there are any threatened or endangered species on the site.

26. A project site is located in a Federal Empowerment Zone What Is also needed to qualify the protect tor Smart Location and Linkage Credit. Preferred Locations Option 3: Designated High-Priority Locations?

Provide 10% of total rental units priced up to 60% area median income (AMI)

Locate the project on an adjacent site that is also a previously disturbed site

Locate the project such that 50% of its dwelling units are within a 1/4 ml.(0.4 km) walking distance of at least seven diverse uses

Use no more than 20% of the total development footprint area for off-street surface parking, with no individual surface parking lot larger than two acres (0.8 hectare)

27. The intent of Neighborhood Pattern and Design Credit. Community Outreach and Involvement is to

promote the health and well-being of the community members.

promote the communication between the developer and the construction team.

provide an educational opportunity for real estate and urban planning students.

encourage responsiveness to those who live or work in the community.

28. As defined by the Minimum Program Requirements, the LEED project boundary includes the

aggregate of parcels within the project controlled by the project developer

land and water area that is reviewed for certification

project area minus the nonbuildable square footage associated with the protect

total land area of a protect site bordering previously developed parcels.

29. The LEED for Neighborhood Development project learn is tabulating the potential number of points.

What is the maximum number of points the team can earn through Regional Priority credits?

Two points

Four points

Six points

Eight points

30. On a project with 10 residential units, which of the following would contribute to achieving Neighborhood Pattern and Design Credit. Neighborhood Schools?

Including a new middle school with a 12-acre (4.8 hectare) campus

Including a new elementary school with a four-acre (1.6 hectare) campus

Locating all of the units within a 1.5 mi (2414m) walking distance of an ousting high school

Locating three units within a 1/2 mi. (800 m) walking distance, and seven units within a one ml. (1.600 m) walking distance of an existing elementary school

LEED AP ND LEED AP Neighborhood Development Exam Free Dumps

LEED AP ND LEED AP Neighborhood Development Exam Free Dumps

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