MR CR 1.3 Building Reuse- Maintain100% of shell + 50% of non- shell Maintain 100% existing building structure and shell along wit 50% non shell like internal partition walls, flooring, ceiling system etc MR CR 2.1- 2.2 Construction Waste Management- Divert 50% AND 75% from disposal. Divert 50% or 75% of Construction waste and debris from landfill by recycle, reuse and salvage of the same. MR CR 3.1- 3.2 Resource Reuse- 5% AND 10% Use salvaged, refurbished or reused materials, products and furnishings for at least 5% or 10% of the building materials. MR CR 4.1- 4.2 Recycled Content- 5% AND 10% ( Post- Consumer+ Post - Industrial) Use materials that contain post-consumer + half of postindustrial recycled content that totals up to 5% or 10% of total building materials cost. MR CR 5.1- 5.2 Regional Materials- 20% AND 50% manufactured regionally Use materials and products that are extracted within a radius 800km from the site that accounts for 50% of total building materials cost. MR CR 6 Rapidly renewable materials- 5% of building materials. Use materials and products that are rapidly renewable and account for 5% of total building materials cost. MR CR 7 Certfied Wood- 50% of wood based materials Use a minimum of 50% of the total wood requirements of the building with wood from sources that complies with the Fore Stewardship Council criteria. EQ CR 3.1 Construction IAQ Management Develop and implement an IAQ management Plan for construction period. With this well being of the people working in the premises,
Materials otherwise removed from the site as required by the Architects without extra cost. 8. Making up Beds Under floors Shall consist of approved earth free from all deleterious materials well rammed in layers not exceeding 200 mm thick. Water to assist compaction to be added at the direction of the Architects. The surface of the consolidated earth shall be dressed to the required levels and slopes. 9. Protection of existing trees The contractor shall take all necessary steps required for the protection of trees existing on the site, as directed and to the satisfaction of the Architects. 10. Existing Pits and Wells etc 1. All old roots shall be grubbed up and old concrete or brick foundations, drains or manholes demolished and removed as required by the Architects. All old wells and mess pools etc. found during process of excavation shall be emptied and cleaned, connections where required, shall be sealed up, all contaminated earth shall be removed, voids filled in with hard, dry material , and well rammed at no extra cost 2. All existing buildings and constructions, public and private electric or sanitary or other utilities on the site shall be maintained by the contractor in working order and free of all damage during the excavation of the work. Any damage arising to the said utilities during this period shall be fully repaired by the contractor without charge to the The Corporation. However, any existing electric, sanitary or other service pipe or cables etc., if required to be removed by the Architects, the same shall be done by the contractor without any extra cost to the The Corporations. All permissions, sanctions of public authorities, government bodies required for the purpose shall be entirely the contractor’s responsibility 11. Grading The backfill of the gardens shall be brought upto the required levels with layers of first class approved earth, spread over the entire area. This earth shall be free from weeds, coarse grass and other foreign materials and it shall be brought to an even surface exactly corresponding to slope to those shown or directed.