San Francisco County Municipal Code § 5.103 Replace this section as follows

SECTION 5.103 [ ← ] – REQUIREMENTS FOR GROUP A, B, I, E and M BUILDINGS

Permit applicants must submit documentation verifying that project meets maximum prescriptive fixture

flow rates in accordance with the California Plumbing Code. The project must also achieve the LEED WE Prerequisite Indoor Water Use Reduction (WEp2) and a minimum 30 percent reduction in the use of indoor potable water, as calculated to meet the LEED WE credit Indoor Water Use Reduction (WEc2).

Permit applicants must submit documentation verifying the diversion of a minimum 75 percent of

the project’s construction and demolition waste, as calculated to meet LEED MR Prerequisite Construction and Demolition Waste Management Planning and LEED MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management. Permit applicants must also meet the requirements of San Francisco Environment Code Chapter 14 and San Francisco Building Code Chapter 13B (Construction and Demolition Debris Recovery Program). The waste management plan necessary to meet this requirement shall be updated as necessary and shall be accessible during construction for examination by the Department of Building Inspection.

Permit applicants must submit documentation verifying that the facility has been or will meet the criteria necessary to

achieve CALGreen section 5.410.2 and Option 1 of LEED EA credit (Enhanced Commissioning), in addition to LEED EA Prerequisite (Fundamental Commissioning) and Verification.

Projects subject to this section shall meet the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission stormwater

management requirements. All new building projects must develop and implement an Erosion and Sediment Control Plan or Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan and implement site run-off controls adopted by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission as applicable.

Permit applicants must submit documentation verifying that an

Indoor Air Quality Management Plan is prepared and implemented which meets LEED EQ Credit Construction Indoor Air Quality Management and Title 24 Part 11 Sections 5.504.1 and 5.504.3.

Permit applicants must submit documentation verifying that low-emitting materials are used, subject to on-

site verification, meeting at least the following categories of materials covered under LEED EQ Credit Low-Emitting Materials wherever applicable: interior paints and coatings applied on-site, interior sealants and adhesives applied on site, flooring, and composite wood.

The following measures are mandatory in California for new non-residential buildings. Optionally,

similar LEED credits can be used as alternative compliance paths, as noted below:

Title 24 Part 11 Section(s) Topic/Requirement Alternate Compliance Option: