(Regionalization is the process by which chapter-level volunteers identify priority environmental issues in their areas and the LEED credits that address those issues). These credits are known as Regional Priority credits that - when earned by a project - reward one bonus point per credit. Over the course of this volunteer effort, chapter volunteers helped select Regional Priority credits for LEED 2012.
Our chapter recruited a diverse task force composed of local professionals, drawing from various areas of expertise and professions. These volunteers had first-hand opportunities to tangibly effect LEED and deepen their personal understanding of important, local environmental issues and make themselves better-informed green building professionals.
Responsibilities of the Task Force included:
- Identifying regional priority issues (priority issues). These are unique, geographically-distinct environmental issues within a chapter.
- Identifying regional priority zones (zones). These are geographic areas in the chapter where regional priority issues occur.
- Identifying Regional Priority credits (RPCs). These are LEED credits that address regional priority issues.
- Volunteering at least one hour per week researching information and/or participating in task force meetings
We are grateful for the contributions made by the following task force members:
Ryan Bentley, Task Force Chair - USGBC NFC Chapter Member
Ryan Tushner, Task Force Vice-Chair
Amanda Bogner, Task Force Secretary - USGBC NFC Chapter Member, Former Chapter BOD Member
Shervin Ansari, Task Force Regional Representative - USGBC NFC Chapter Member, Current Chapter BOD Member
Nathan Timm
Katie Torpy - USGBC NFC Chapter Member
Kay Carne - USGBC NFC Chapter Member, Current Chapter BOD Member
Dave Lampe - USGBC NFC Chapter Member
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