Some Location and Transportation credits require projects to demonstrate how far a pedestrian and$/$or bicyclist would need to travel to a particular destination from a building such as a diverse use, or a public transportation station. When calculating the walking distance between the building to any destination, the project team should:

Measure the distance by drawing a straight line radius from the building to the desired destination

Use the shortest path analysis, and measure the distance along infrastructure that is safe and comfortable for pedestrians $($such as sidewalks and crosswalks$)$

Measure the distance by drawing a straight line radius from the building to the desired destination, though only if there are safe paths which allow traveling of the pedestrains

Either measure the distance by either drawing a straight line radius from the building to the desired location, or use thershortest path analysis

Which of the following is not a phase of the LEED certification process?

Project registration

Credit review by GBCl

Certification or denail

Bid