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Daylighting Ratio Questioned

At the planning hearing the reviewer challenged our daylighting and glazing ratios and asked for evidence that we meet…

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At the planning hearing the reviewer challenged our daylighting and glazing ratios and asked for evidence that we meet the energy code. I have the calculations but not a concise package. Decide what to send that will satisfy a technically literate but time-pressed reviewer: a one-page compliance summary, key calculation sheets, or annotated elevations. Recommend the quickest set of documents to prepare and draft the short explanatory note to the reviewer so they see we've addressed their concern without reopening design decisions.
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