LEED v5 O+M Rating System_February 2026 - Page 026

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Table 1. Number of Spaces Required for Short- and Long-Term Bicycle Storage

Col1Commercial,
Institutional,
Schools,
Healthcare
ResidentialMixed UseRetail
Short-
term
storage

At least 2.5% of all peak visitors but no
fewer than four spaces per building


At least 2.5% of all peak visitors but no
fewer than four spaces per building

Meet the storage
requirements for the
nonresidential and
residential portions
of the project
separately
At least two short-term
bicycle storage spaces for
every 5,000 sq. ft. (465
sq. m.) but no fewer than
two storage spaces per
building
Long-
term
storage
At least 5% of all
regular building
occupants but no
fewer than four
storage spaces per
building, in addition
to short-term
storage spaces
At least 15% of all
regular building
occupants but no less
than one storage
space per three
dwelling units
in addition to short-
term storage spaces
At least 15% of all
regular building
occupants but no less
than one storage
space per three
dwelling units
in addition to short-
term storage spaces

At least 5% of regular
building occupants but no
fewer than two storage
spaces per building, in
addition to the short-term
bicycle storage spaces

NOTE: School projects can exclude students in third grade and younger from the regular building occupant count for long-term storage. Healthcare projects can exclude patients from the regular building occupant count for long-term storage.

U.S. Green Building Council LEED v5 Reference Guide for Operations and Maintenance, November 2025 Edition 20