Building Questionnaire (2007) EIA-871A

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A2 Square footage category SQFTC9 ASK IF A1 [Square footage] = DK/RF SHOW CARD A1 2007 CBECS Questionnaire (EIA-871A) SECTION A Page 6 [F1]-HELP I understand that it may be difficult to give an exact figure for square footage. However, the size of your building is very important in helping understand its use of energy. Please look at this list and tell me which category best describes the total gross square footage in this building. There are examples provided to help you estimate. If respondent gives the category code, VERIFY the response by reading the full answer 1 1,000 square feet or less 2 1,001 to 5,000 square feet 3 5,001 to 10,000 square feet 4 10,001 to 25,000 square feet 5 25,001 to 50,000 square feet 6 50,001 to 100,000 square feet 7 100,001 to 200,000 square feet 8 200,001 to 500,000 square feet 9 500,001 to 1 million square feet 10 Over 1 million square feet NEXT IF Enclosed mall A5 [Food court] IF 1,000 square feet or less A3 [End of interview] IF Over 1,000 square feet A6 [Wall construction material] A3 End of interview ASK IF A1 [Square footage] ≤ 1000 FILL {CollectWorksheet} IF R has Worksheet 1 = “However, I would like to collect Worksheet 1 and any other worksheets that you may have completed.” Thank you, that’s all the questions that I have at this time, since we are only interviewing buildings that are larger than one thousand square feet. {CollectWorksheet} Thank you for your time and help. [F10]-Exit NEXT TERMINATE
[A4 deleted] A5 Food court COURT9 ASK IF Enclosed mall Is there a food court in this mall? EXP: [A food court is a public area with tables and chairs surrounded by various food service establishments which generally offer only counter service.] 1 Yes 2 No NEXT A6 [Wall construction material] A6 Wall construction material WLCNS9 ASK All Buildings SHOW CARD A2 2007 CBECS Questionnaire (EIA-871A) SECTION A Page 7 [F1]-HELP Here is a list of different types of construction materials. Which best describes the major type of exterior wall construction material used on this building? 1 Brick, stone, or stucco 2 Pre-cast concrete panels 3 Concrete block or poured concrete (above grade) 4 Aluminum, asbestos, plastic, or wood siding, shingles, tiles, or shakes 5 Sheet metal panels 6 Window or vision glass (glass that can be seen through) 7 Decorative or construction glass 8 IF VOLUNTEERED: No one major type 9 IF VOLUNTEERED: Other NEXT A7 [Roof construction material]
Page 1: Form EIA-871A U.S. Department of En
Page 4 and 5: Refrigeration .....................
Page 6 and 7: WORKSHEET AND RESPONDENT QUESTIONS
Page 8 and 9: SECTION A: BUILDING SIZE AND AGE A1
Page 12 and 13: A7 Roof construction material RFCNS
Page 14 and 15: A12 Glass sides most sunlight SUNGL
Page 16 and 17: A19 Number of escalators NESLTR9 AS
Page 18 and 19: A23 Month ready for occupancy MONCO
Page 20 and 21: SECTION B: BUILDING ACTIVITY B1 One
Page 22 and 23: B3 Activities in building ACT19, AC
Page 24 and 25: B5 Office type OFFCSP9 ASK IF B2 [P
Page 26 and 27: B9 Warehouse type WARESP9 ASK IF B2
Page 28 and 29: B11 Retail type RETLSP9 ASK IF B2 [
Page 30 and 31: B13 Education type EDUCSP9 ASK IF B
Page 32 and 33: B15 Health care type HLTHSP9 ASK IF
Page 34 and 35: NEXT IF Dry cleaner or Laundromat
Page 36 and 37: B19 Public order type ORDRSP9 ASK I
Page 38 and 39: B22 Space for retail sales AGRRET9
Page 40 and 41: B26 Specify other activity ASK F B5
Page 42 and 43: B30 Assign CBECS Activity PBA9 NEXT
Page 44 and 45: B34 Religious worship seating capac
Page 46 and 47: B40 Number of guest rooms LODGRM9 A
Page 48 and 49: B45 Same owner as manufacturing MAN
Page 50 and 51: B51 Plant produces electricity FACE
Page 52 and 53: C3 Owner OWNER9 ASK IF C1 [Governme
Page 54 and 55: C8 Number of businesses category NO
Page 56 and 57: C13 Nonowner operator NWNOPR9 ASK I
Page 58 and 59: C19 Space vacant 3 months in row PO
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C25 Weekly hours category WKHRSC9 A
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SECTION D. ENERGY USE AND EQUIPMENT
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D6 Any energy used ANYEGY9 ASK IF D
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D9 Fuel oil, diesel, or kerosene FK
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D13 Other energy source 3 OTUSDX39
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D17 Other source for main heating s
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D21 Percent heated HEATP9 ASK IF D1
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D24 Type of furnace ASK IF Furnaces
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D28 Classify as heat pump ASK IF D2
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D32 Heat pump heating type see belo
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D36 Percent heated by each type FUR
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D39 Heating ventilation types ASK I
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D43 Other source for cooling see be
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D46 Type of packaged cooling see be
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D49 Heat pump cooling system see be
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D53 Percent cooled by each type RCA
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D55 Main cooling replaced NWMNCL9 A
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D59 How reduce cooling HWRDCL9 & se
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D63 Other water heating source see
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D67 Other cooking source ASK IF Som
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D70 Energy for generation GENR9 ASK
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D75 Deliver electricity to grid GRI
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D78 {Energy source} use see below w
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D80 How purchase electricity see be
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D84 Bottled gas units PRUNIT9 ASK I
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SECTION E. MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
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E5 Large amounts of hot water HWTRM
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E9 Machine equipment MCHEQP9 ASK IF
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E15 Sterilizers or autoclaves STRLZ
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E20 Number walk-in units RFGWIN9 AS
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E26 Percent cold storage RFGSTP9 AS
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E32 Flat screen FLAT9 ASK IF E28 [N
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E38 Dedicated servers SERVER9 ASK I
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E44a Cash registers RGSTR9 ASK IF E
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E48 Equipment turned off RDOFEQ9 AS
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E52 Percent lit off hours LTNHRP9 A
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E56 Percent lit by bulb type FLUORP
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E60 Percent of exterior lighted LTE
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E65 Percent daylight DAYLTP9 ASK IF
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F4 Electricity consumption ELCNS9 A
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F10 Electricity covers food court E
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F16 Include other major electricity
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F22 What is unusual ASK IF F21 [Any
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F27 Electricity suppliers EL1LKP9
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F32 State abbreviation EL1STA9—EL
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F39 Include other major electricity
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G5 Other natural gas units NGUNITX9
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G11 Sq ft not included NGNISF9 ASK
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G17 Include other major natural gas
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G22 Anything unusual low NGLOW9 ASK
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G27 Number natural gas suppliers NG
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G29 Supplier name NG1NEW9—NG4NEW9
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G37 Supplier is non-local utility N
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SECTION H. FUEL OIL/DIESEL/KEROSENE
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H6 Purchased before 2007 FKSTORD9 A
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H11 All occupants fuel oil included
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H17 Include other major fuel oil FK
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H22 Fuel oil bill available FKBILL9
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H25 Street address FK1AD19—FK4AD1
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H33 Sq ft of others included FK1OTS
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I5 Other district steam units STUNI
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I11 Sq ft not included STNISF9 ASK
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I17 District steam bill available S
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I24 Number district steam accounts
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SECTION J. DISTRICT HOT WATER J1 Se
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J7 Ending date for district hot wat
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J13 What sq ft included HWTOSF9 ASK
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J20 State abbreviation HWSTA9 ASK I
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SECTION K. DOMESTIC WATER K1 Domest
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K7 Cooling tower water consumption
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