Which documentation is required for Feature 07 Construction Pollution Management?

• A. LOA from Contractor
• B. LOA from MEP Engineer
• C. Spot Check
• D. Construction Permit

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that Construction Pollution Management relies on a formal commitment from the party responsible for the on-site work. A Letter of Agreement (LOA) from the Contractor provides that formal documentation, indicating the contractor has reviewed the pollution management plan and will implement and uphold the required controls on site. This creates an accountable, verifiable record that WELL verification can reference to confirm responsibilities and commitments are in place.

An LOA from an MEP engineer would address engineering work rather than construction-site pollution controls, so it wouldn’t meet the intent. A spot check is a verification activity, not the required documentation. A construction permit is typically a regulatory approval and not the WELL-specific documentation showing the contractor’s commitment to pollution management.