In a Credential Interpretation Request (CIR), which constraint applies?

• A. Drawings are always required.
• B. No drawings are allowed under any circumstances.
• C. Drawings are allowed only if they are related to ND.
• D. No drawings are allowed with exception of LEED ND.

Answer: (D)

In a Credential Interpretation Request, drawings are not allowed unless the project is LEED for Neighborhood Development (LEED ND). This means you can submit supporting materials like narratives and calculations, but drawings are generally excluded except for the LEED ND path, where diagrams may be needed to illustrate neighborhood context and design relationships. The other statements don’t fit because they either say drawings are always required, never allowed, or allowed only when related to ND, which don’t reflect the standard CIR restriction. So the constraint is: no drawings are allowed with the exception of LEED ND.