What is LEED?
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction and operation of high performance green buildings. This certification means the buildings significantly reduce electricity and water consumption. As part of its environmental design, no less than 40 percent of the existing landscape and open space is preserved.
Department of Revenue's Landscape Preservation
- Total Site Area (based on LEED boundary): 47.83 acres
- Total Impervious Area: 22.18 acres
- Total Open Space: 25.65 acres
- Required Open Space per City of Tallahassee Code / PUD: 40%
- Required Open Space per LEED SS 5.2 Option 1: 50%
- Open Space Provided: 53.6%
Additional information about LEED Certification:
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