Minimizing light trespass is a key component of which of the following credits?

Light trespass is explicitly regulated under LEED v5 SSc6: Light Pollution Reduction. The credit is intended to improve access to the night sky, support nighttime visibility, and reduce adverse effects of exterior lighting on wildlife and people. Compliance includes requirements addressing uplight, light trespass, and internally illuminated exterior signage. For light trespass specifically, exterior luminaires must remain within permitted backlight and glare ratings according to the project ' s Model Lighting Ordinance lighting zone, mounting location, and distance from the lighting boundary. EQc2 addresses interior occupant experience, including daylight and electric-light quality, rather than exterior boundary light trespass. EAc3 addresses enhanced building energy efficiency. Therefore, minimizing unwanted exterior light crossing the project lighting boundary is directly a component of SSc6, making Option B correct.

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