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equipment. The policy should require all vehicles and equipment to be turned off when not in active use.

NO IDLING SIGNAGE

It is the responsibility of the project team to determine signage content and the best locations for placement. For best results, place signage where drivers are most likely to idle, such as near vehicle waiting or parking areas. The signage should inform drivers of the policy upon arrival, departure, and waiting for parking spaces or picking up passengers.

DOCUMENTATION

Project types	Options	Paths	Documentation
All	All	All	Site plan or map showing the location of designated outdoor smoking areas, vehicle idling signage, location of property line, and site boundary and indicating 25-foot (7.5-meter) distance from building openings.
All	All	All	Description of project’s no smoking policy, including information on how policy is communicated to building occupants and enforced.
All	All	All	Description of project’s vehicle idling policy, including information on how policy is communicated to building occupants and enforced.
Core and Shell	All Core and Shell Projects	All Core and Shell Projects	The Tenant Guidelines communicating the building’s indoor and outdoor smoking and vehicle idling policies and the locations and details of signage installed to communicate the policies.
Residential		Projects that permit smoking	Air leakage calculations and blower door test report
Residential		Projects that permit smoking	Confirmation that the blower door test of residential dwelling units follows the procedures in ANSI/RESNET/ICC 380 or equivalency of testing method demonstrated.

REFERENCED STANDARDS

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