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(a) All nonessential lighting shall be turned off after
business hours, leaving only necessary lighting for site
security.
(b) Floodlights, accent, aesthetic and security lights
must be fully shielded and no up lighting shall be
permitted except that lighting of 50 watts or less are
excepted if necessary for security purposes.
(c) Parking lots and vehicle movement areas shall not
exceed a maximum illumination value of ten footcandles
nor a minimum illumination value of 1 . 0 footcandle.
Lamps in decorative lantern type fixtures shall not
exceed a maximum of 100 watts. Total pole and fixture
height shall not exceed a maximum of 20 feet, measured
from grade at the base. Taller poles may be considered
in some situations upon approval by the board .
(d ) Display, building and aesthetic lighting must be
externally lit from the top and shine downward . The
lighting must be fully shielded to prevent direct glare
and/or light trespass. The lighting must also be
substantially contained to the target area.
(e) Limitations on establishment property. The maximum
outdoor initial computed or measured illuminant level on
the establishment property shall not exceed 20
footcandles outdoors at any point, with the exception of
parking lots.
(f) Effect of interior lighting . Included in the outdoor
lighting plan shall be a plan to manage glow and glare
on the outside of the structure by lighting produced by
interior lights. The plan shall include descriptions of
window shading , window tinting , structural screening ,
and operational arrangement of interior lights.
(Ord. Na. 386, § 2(3. u), 1-22-2001)
Sec. 102-212. - Public and semipublic recreational facilities.
Any light source permitted by this section may be
used for lighting of outdoor recreational facilities
(public or private), such as, but not limited to, football
fields, soccer fields, baseball fields, softball fields,
tennis courts, or show areas, provided all of the
following conditions are met:
( 1 ) Any illumination level exceeding a maximum of 20
footcandles must receive prior approval by the board .
(2) All fixtures used for event lighting shall be fully
shielded , or be designed or provided with sharp cut-off
capability, so as to minimize up light, spill-light, and
glare.
(3) All events shall be scheduled so as to complete all
activity before or as near to 10: 30 p. m . as practical , but
under no circumstances shall any illumination of the
playing field , court, or track be permitted after 11 : 00 p. m .
except to conclude a scheduled event that was in
progress before 11 : 00 p. m . and circumstances
prevented concluding before 11 : 00 p. m .
(Ord. No. X86, § 2(3. I), 1-?2-2001)
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Staff recommendation :
If the Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval
of the Site Plan Amendment, staff recommends that the
following stipulations be included in the motion:
1. All lighting must be shielded so that no direct light or glare
is visible from adjacent roadways or nearby properties.
1. The lighting for the volleyball and basketball courts shall
be turned off no later than 10:OOP. M . .
3 . All other lighting on the southern portion of the property,
described as "Area of Review" on the exhibits provided by the
applicant, shall be turned off no later than 10:30 P. M . .
4. A berm shall be installed south of the basketball court to
shield it from view from adjacent roadways or nearby
properties.
5 . In addition to the proposed trees shown in the exhibit
provided by the applicant, additional shrubs and or trees shall
be planted as directed by town staff as necessary to mitigate
undesirable lighting or glare that is visible from adjacent
roadways or nearby properties.