At the time of registering a project in LEED Online, Regional Priority credits are determined based upon the project's

At the time of registering a project in LEED Online, Regional Priority credits are determined based on

the project’s longitude and latitude. Regional Priority credits are bonus points that reward projects

for addressing the environmental, social, and public health issues that are most relevant to their

location1. The project team must enter the project’s address and confirm the precise location using

the Google Maps interface in LEED Online2. The longitude and latitude coordinates are then used to

identify the Regional Priority credits that are applicable to the project2. The project can earn up to

four Regional Priority points by achieving the base credits that correspond to the Regional Priority

credits1. Reference:

Regional priority credit lookup | U.S. Green Building Council

Regional Priority (RP) credits – U.S. Green Building Council