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Credit Submission: Construction Rating Calculations and Methodology identified on an aerial photograph of existing conditions); � a strategy for habitat re-establishment, including source of plant stock and establishment of soil base; and � five year strategy for on-going management and monitoring following completion of construction, including confirmation of management organization. Strategy 3: � Compensation Strategy Report which details the reasons for requiring compensation for loss of habitat and includes: � narrative and maps of the area of natural system asset to remain protected; � the area and value of habitat to be lost to development; � limits of development, buffer areas and setbacks (Works areas must be clearly identified on an aerial photograph of existing conditions); � details on the compensation area allocated for re-establishment, including site location and confirmation of approval to establish habitat; � strategy for habitat re-establishment, including source of plant stock and establishment of soil base; and � five year strategy for on-going management and monitoring following completion of construction, including confirmation of management organization. � Evidence that features of ecological value have been protected during construction; for example, a construction management plan and dated photographs of successfully protected areas/features; � Updated development map delineating the built limits of all proposed development and disturbance, setback zones, and buffer areas; � Supporting calculations summarizing final total land area and protected areas; and � Confirmation of the appointment of a management and maintenance organization (with a contract running for at least 5 years), if management not to be undertaken by the local municipality. The confirmation must contain details of individuals responsible and their duties in line with the strategy. Only species within the project site boundary need to be protected, not those within the Area of Probable Impact (as defined in NS-1 Natural Systems Assessment). For mitigation or compensation, calculate the original area of the ecological habitat to be re-established. Re-establish the habitat on two times the surface area of the original habitat area. The mitigation or compensation area must have a similar hydrological function and soil type as the original area. Setback requirements must be determined by a suitably qualified ecologist depending on the nature of the asset (in consultation with UPC). In the absence of any policy for a specific habitat type, or clear justification for setback, the proposed development must be: � Setback at least 100 meters from identified coastal and marine priority habitats (intertidal, coral, seagrass); � Setback at least 50 meters from mangrove and vegetated sandy beaches; � Setback at least 10 meters from wadis, sand-sheets and low dunes, interdunal plains and high dunes, alluvial plain and jebels; � Setback from protected trees through use of barriers located either at the outer edge of branch spread or half the height of the tree, whichever is the greater; or � Setback from other habitat areas through use of barriers located minimum 1 meters from the outer edge. References See NS-R1 Natural Systems Assessment Pearl Building Rating System: Design & Construction, Version 1.0, April 2010 38 of 223
NS-R3: Natural Systems Design & Management Strategy Intent To minimize demand for resources, promote soil protection and enhancement and ensure the long term survival and management of landscaped/habitat areas. Credit Requirements Requirement Achievement Credit Submission: Design Rating Credit Submission: Construction Rating GENERAL Demonstrate that a Natural Systems Design and Management Strategy has been prepared that ensure the long term survival and management of the landscape and habitat areas within the site and promotes: � soil protection and enhancement; � low maintenance requirements; and � low demand for resources. The Natural Systems Design and Management Strategy must cover all landscape areas including the management of: � protected, mitigated or compensated assets (as identified under NS-R2); � areas of ecological enhancement (as identified under NS-3); and � habitat creation and restoration areas (as identified under NS-4). The Natural System Design and Management Strategy must be prepared by a suitably qualified professional. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT/CLARIFICATIONS Sites that demonstrate no existing or proposed landscaping comply with the requirements. This is a requirement. There are no Credit Points awarded. � Natural Systems Design and Management Strategy that includes: � Plans and drawings illustrating layout and design of landscaped and habitat areas; � Details of soft and hard landscaped areas; � Details and justification of plant selection (ensuring that only native and adaptive drought and saline tolerant species are specified for habitat areas); � Details of soil strategy for testing, protection, enhancement and maintenance; � Irrigation strategy; � Details of landscape maintenance procedures including fertilizer, herbicide and pesticide application; � Details of specific establishment, maintenance and protection requirements for sensitive areas; and � Details of monitoring requirements. � Details of the appointed suitably qualified environmental consultant’s professional status, if different to the consultant details provided in NS-R1. � Updated Natural Systems Design and Management Strategy including: � Reporting of any landscape/ habitat design alterations or procedures; � Report on any failures and rectification work undertaken; and � Confirmation of the appointment of a management and maintenance Pearl Building Rating System: Design & Construction, Version 1.0, April 2010 39 of 223
Page 1 and 2: The Pearl Rating System for Estidam
Page 3 and 4: The Pearl Rating System for Estidam
Page 5 and 6: His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zay
Page 7 and 8: His Highness General Sheikh Mohamed
Page 9 and 10: Table of Contents Introduction ....
Page 11 and 12: Introduction ESTIDAMA Estidama, whi
Page 13 and 14: THE PEARL RATING SYSTEM DOCUMENTS T
Page 15 and 16: THE PEARL RATING PROCESS The Pearl
Page 17 and 18: APPLICATION OF THE PEARL BUILDING R
Page 19 and 20: SUMMARY OF CREDIT POINTS FOR THE PE
Page 21 and 22: RE Resourceful Energy Maximum Credi
Page 23 and 24: Credit Section IDP: Integrated Deve
Page 25 and 26: IDP Integrated Development Process
Page 27 and 28: IDP-R2: Tenant Fit-Out Design & Con
Page 29 and 30: systems noted below and commence th
Page 31 and 32: IDP-2: Guest Worker Accommodation I
Page 33 and 34: IDP-3: Construction Environmental M
Page 35 and 36: IDP-5: Re-Commissioning Intent To e
Page 37 and 38: IDP-6: Sustainability Communication
Page 39 and 40: Credit Section NS: Natural Systems
Page 41 and 42: NS Natural Systems Credit Code Cred
Page 43 and 44: components, as a minimum: � Topog
Page 45 and 46: 2005 � Terrestrial Environment of
Page 47: Requirement Achievement Credit Subm
Page 51 and 52: NS-1: Reuse of Land Intent To encou
Page 53 and 54: Calculations and Methodology A site
Page 55 and 56: No species known to be of an invasi
Page 57 and 58: Awarding Credit Points Credit Submi
Page 59 and 60: Credit Section LB: Livable Building
Page 61 and 62: LBo Livable Outdoors Credit Code Cr
Page 63 and 64: LBo-R2: Urban Systems Assessment In
Page 65 and 66: LBo-R3: Outdoor Thermal Comfort Str
Page 67 and 68: LBo-1: Improved Outdoor Thermal Com
Page 69 and 70: LBo-2: Pearl Rated Communities Inte
Page 71 and 72: Construction Rating Calculations an
Page 73 and 74: LBo-5: Private Outdoor Space Intent
Page 75 and 76: LBo-6: Public Transport Intent To e
Page 77 and 78: LBo-7: Bicycle Facilities Intent To
Page 79 and 80: Methodology by the Abu Dhabi Urban
Page 81 and 82: LBo-9: Travel Plan Intent To reduce
Page 85 and 86: LBi Livable Indoors Credit Code Cre
Page 87 and 88: LBi-R2: Smoking Control Intent To e
Page 89 and 90: LBi-R3: Legionella Prevention Inten
Page 91 and 92: LBi-1: Ventilation Quality Intent T
Page 93 and 94: References � ANSI/ASHRAE 62.1:200
Page 95 and 96: Calculations and Methodology and Se
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Calculations and Methodology None R
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LBi-2.5: Material Emissions: Formal
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LBi-3: Construction Indoor Air Qual
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LBi-4: Car Park Air Quality Managem
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LBi-5.1: Thermal Comfort & Controls
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LBi-5.2: Thermal Comfort & Controls
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Calculations and Methodology � Pl
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Credit Submission: Construction Rat
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LBi-7: Daylight & Glare Intent To p
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Calculations and Methodology Refere
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Credit Section PW: Precious Water P
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PW Precious Water Credit Code Credi
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Fixture of Fixture Fitting Percenta
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PW-1: Improved Interior Water Use R
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PW-2.1: Exterior Water Use Reductio
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The EWA that is available to serve
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PW-3: Water Monitoring & Leak Detec
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PW-4: Stormwater Management Intent
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Calculations and Methodology � Up
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A bu Dhabi's ambitious growth targe
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RE-R1: Minimum Energy Performance I
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are not limited to: � Office equi
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energy consumption by estimating th
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RE-R3: Ozone Impacts of Refrigerant
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RE-1: Improved Energy Performance I
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RE-2: Cool Building Strategies Inte
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Calculation example: The following
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� ASTM C1549-09, Standard Test Me
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Awarding Credit Points Credit Submi
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RE-5: Peak Load Reduction Intent To
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RE-6: Renewable Energy Intent To re
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enewable technologies and cover the
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Credit Section SM: Stewarding Mater
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SM Stewarding Materials Credit Code
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SM-R2: Basic Construction Waste Man
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Rating facilities and vehicle acces
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SM-2: Design for Materials Reductio
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SM-4: Design for Disassembly Intent
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SM-6: Design for Durability Intent
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SM-8: Material Reuse Intent To prom
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SM-11: Rapidly Renewable Materials
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SM-12: Reused or Certified Timber I
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SM-13: Improved Construction Waste
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Credit Section IP: Innovating Pract
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IP Innovating Practice Credit Code
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IP-2: Innovating Practice Intent To
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Acronyms ACM Asbestos Containing Ma
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SLL Society of Light and Lighting S
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Glossary The glossary for the Pearl
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that have been lost or damaged. Com
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Groundwater The water that occurs b
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The main application is the convers
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Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) The m
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Appendix A Relationship Between Com
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SM-R2 Basic Construction Waste Mana
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Abu Dhabi Municipality Al Ain Munic
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