What is one of the final steps in the submission process for Estidama certification?

Completion of all construction activities is indeed one of the final steps in the submission process for Estidama certification. This step is crucial as it ensures that the project has been built according to the approved designs and sustainability guidelines specified during the earlier phases of the certification process.

Once construction is completed, it allows for detailed assessments to be conducted, confirming that the building meets the required standards set forth by Estidama. This completion step verifies that all sustainable features and strategies have been implemented as intended, thus paving the way for the final review and certification process.

While other steps such as public presentations or approvals from a community board may be part of the overall planning and ongoing community engagement, they are not specifically final steps in the submission process. The preliminary assessment by independent consultants, although important earlier in the process to gauge feasibility and compliance, occurs before construction is completed and does not represent a final step in the submission timeline. Thus, the completion of all construction activities marks a definitive point in the path toward securing Estidama certification.