1. Jeremy Curry, Jeffrey Williams, Gary McCleod, Matt Gorecki, Drew Lattuca

2. Sustainability is a very imperative and serious concept here at FAZE II Multiplex. We comply with LEED initiatives as we try to do our part in sustaining our environment for the well being of everyone. Sustainability is based on a simple idea: Everything that we need for our survival and well-being depends, either directly or indirectly, on our natural environment. To ensure that our resources remain for years to come is where sustainability comes into effect. As a recreation facility we have developed goals that guide us in our sustainability efforts. Promote Healthy Living and Sustainability Foster Environment Maintaining an Ecological Friendly Facility Utilization of Green Energy

3.  What is LEED?  Developed by (USGBC) 1993  135 countries  Encourages sustainable methods for building industry including homes, communities, commercial, retail and others. ▪ Explains leadership, innovation, environmental administration and social accountability.

4.  Sustainable Sites (18 Points)  Construction Activity Pollution Prevention (Required)  Access to Public Transportation  Alt. Fuel Vehicle Parking Spaces  Bike Racks and Changing Rooms  Offering Less Parking/Promote Carpooling  Community Connectivity  Heat Island Effect (Roof)  Water Efficiency (10 Points)  Water Use Reduction (Required)  Waterless Urinals  Rainwater Captures  Water Efficient Landscaping FAZE II LEED Compliances  Energy and Atmosphere (26 Points)  Commissioning of Building Energy Systems (Required)  Optimize Energy Performance  Fundamental Refrigerant Management  Measurement and Verification  Green Power  Material & Resources (10 Points)  Storage and Collection of Recyclables (Required)  Building Reuse  Construction Waste Management  Materials Reuse  Recycled Content 79

5.  Indoor Environmental Quality (6 Points)  Minimum Indoor Air Quality Performance (Required)  Outdoor Air Delivery Monitoring  Increased Ventilation  Low Emitting Materials  Innovation (5 Points)  Innovation in Design  FAZE II Design  Regional Priority (4 Points) LEED 79 Points-Gold

6.  Sustainable Sites (22 Points)  LEED Certified Design and Construction  Alt. Commuting Transportation  Site Development  Heat Island Effect-Roof  Integrated Pest Management, Erosion Control, and Landscape Management Plan  Water Efficiency (7 Points)  Minimum Indoor Plumbing Fixture and Fitting Efficiency (Required)  Water Performance Measurement  Water Efficient Landscaping  Energy and Atmosphere (20 Points)  Minimum Energy Efficiency Performance (Required)  Fundamental Refrigerant Management (Required)  Optimize Energy Performance  Material & Resources (7 Points)  Sustainable Purchasing Policy (Required)  Solid Waste Management Policy (Required)  Sustainable purchasing

7.  Indoor Environmental Quality (11 Points)  Minimum Indoor Air Quality Performance (Required)  Environmental Tobacco Smoke Control (Required)  Indoor Air Quality Best Management Practices  Green Cleaning  Innovation (6 Points)  Innovation in Operations  LEED Accredited Professional  Regional Priority (4 Points) LEED 77 Points-Gold

8.  Solar Power  Rooftop Garden  Non-Smoking  Recycling  Natural and Energy Saving Lights  Low Flow Water  Environmental Safe Cleaning Supplies  Green Seal Recycled Locker Rooms/Countertops

9.  http://www.recmanagement.com/201302gc0 1.php http://www.recmanagement.com/201302gc0 1.php  http://www.usgbc.org/home http://www.usgbc.org/home  http://www.epa.gov/sustainability/basicinfo.h tm#sustainability http://www.epa.gov/sustainability/basicinfo.h tm#sustainability