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Notes MF Guide Reference PD06 o Design for Safety: Residence Entries All home entrances have visibility such that children can view who is calling from inside AND the entrance can be seen from common areas or other front doors. o Vandalism Deterrence & Management: Vandalism Management Plan Project includes a vandalism management plan that has these three elements: construction management practices to reduce job-site vandalism, design elements to deter graffiti and vandals, and a vandalism management plan for dealing with disturbances post-occupancy. POOl o Landscaping: Evaluate Climate, Exposure & Soil Determine the landscape climate zone(s) for the site (see Sunset@climatezones in the Bay Friendly Landscaping Guidelines), as well as microclimates found on the site. Consider shady areas, hot spots, wet or dry areas, zones with difficult access, and more. Assess the soil through a soil analysis report. Select plants that match the microclimate and soil conditions. PO 08 o PO 08 Landscaping: Limit Turf Area No turf for purely aesthetic purposes. Turf constitutes 30% or less of the total landscaped areas for suburban projects; 10% or less for urban projects. Note: Do not check box if project will not have landscaping. o PO 08 Landscaping: Water Conservation Implement hydrozoning by grouping plants by water needs and irrigate appropriately. Divide ltIe landscape into low, medium and high water-use zones. Irrigation systems are high efficiency (including drip irrigation and low-flow sprinkler heads), and have controls to limit water use when not needed. Note: Do not check box if project will not have landscaping. o P006 Landscaping: Compost and Mulch Amend soil with a minimum of 1 inch of certified compost (no nitrolized sawdust) and apply a min of 2-inches of mulch to surface of soil. Note: Do not check box if project will not have landscaping. o P008 Landscaping: Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Plan An IPM plan is in place during design and implemented during construction. The plan gives recommendations on plant selection, placement, and watering to prevent pest problems, and significantly reduces or eliminates pesticides. U0 PO 09 Cool Site: Reduce Thermal Pollution Project uses light-colored paving materials (albedo of 0.30 or greater), open-grid paving materials, decomposed granite, resin emulsified pavement, or crushed rock for a minimum of 30% of the paved areas. Alternatively, trees are planted such that they will provide shade over 30% of the paved areas within 5 years. o PD10 Stormwater Management: Rate & Quantity Impervious surfaces are minimized by installing permeable paving, gravel, or other porous surface for 25% of the paved areas. o PO 10 Stormwater Management: Rate & Quantity Delay stormwater flows into storm drains through the use of swales, detention ponds or similar measures. Prevent erosion by covering all bare soil on site with plantings or mulch. o PD10 Stormwater Management: Treatment Bio-swales are used instead of oiUwater separators to treat run-off from paved surfaces. o ENERGY STARe Qualified Homes: Intent For new construction: Meelthe intent of ENERGY STAR certification by achieving at least 15% better energy efficiency than code for entire project. Certification is not required for this point. For renovation projects: Achieve at least 25% increase in existing energy efficiency. PO 11 o --- --- Moisture Shedding & Mold Avoidance: Construction An exhaust fan is located in every bathroom AND is controlled by a humidistat device. Timers or switches are not eligible for this credit. PO 12 0' Moisture Shedding & Mold Avoidance: Drainage Plane Building includes a definitive drainage plane under siding. PO 12 o tJ!!I1":1'!J:J GRE.Ei'J 3LJ1c..D!:'.'G ....'), I.A....Hr."" Version 1.0, May 2005 Page 4 of 12