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CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE PLANNING COMMISSION
July 1S, 2004
CI'T'Y OF WHEAT RIDGE PLANNING COMMISSION
Minutes of Meeting
June 17, 2004
Staff Members Present: Meredith R. ckert, Sr. Pt' er
Ann Lazz Recording Secretary
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
6. PUBLIC FORAM
No one indicated a desire to speak at this time.
Planning Commission Page t
June 17, 2
A. Case No. ZOA-04-05: An ordinance amending Chapter 26 of the Wheat, Ridge Code
of Laws regarding landscape standards.
This case was presented by Meredith Reckert. She reviewed the staff report and the
modifications made to the ordinance. Suggestions made by the Planning Commission at the
May 20 meeting were incorporated into these modifications.
thousand square feet of required landscape area for multi-family and commercial
developments.
It was moved by Commissioner CHILVERS and seconded by Commissioner McNAMEE
that Case No. ZOA-04-05, a proposed amendment to Chapter 26 of the Zoning and
Development Code regarding landscaping regulations, be forwarded to City Council with
a recommendation of approval for the following reasons:
With the following change:
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V. OLD BUSINESS E
There was no old business to come before the Commissiol
9. NEW BUSINESS
There was no new business to come before the Commission.
10. COMMISSION REPORTS
There were no Commission reports.
Planning Commission Page 2
June 17, 2001
1. COMMITTEE AND DEPARTMENT REPORTI�
There were no committee and department reports.
It was moved by Commissioner McNAMEE and seconded by Commissioner WITT to
adjourn the meeting at 7:50 p.m. The motion passed 8-0.
Phil Plummer, Chair Ann Lazzeri, Recording Secretary
Planning Commission Page 3
June 17, 2004
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This Case is: Quasi-judicial X Legislative
A public hearing for this code amendment has not been scheduled. This is a study session.
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In April the Planning Commission requested staff to develop new lighting standards based upon a
presentat o t ob o t Internat Associat (ID
preparing prepared an ordinance, but rather has scheduled a study session to discuss some issues prior to
ordinance.
Ather Jurisdictions'
Six jurisdictions have amortization periods, ranging from 2 years to 15 years. Wheat Ridge created
an amortization period in the code amendment in 2001, requiring nonconforming outdoor fixtures to
be brought into compliance with the new requirements by December 1, 2005.
Current City Standards
The City's current standards are performance based, not measurement based. The standards are
found in Section 26-503 of the Zoning and Development Code. A surrunary of the standards
follows:
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assurance that plans and constructions conforms (sic) to the standards of the code when the building
or lighting permit is issued and when the project is completed, but also monitoring of continuing
compliance after the project is completed
"Some areas of lighting codes suf erftom difificuhy or impracticality of enforcement.
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The International Dark-Sky Association has prepared the USA Pattern Lighting Code that can serve
as a model lighting ordinance for communities. It appears at least one local jurisdiction (Littleton)
has patterned their lighting code after this publication. Exhibit 4 is Littleton's lighting code.
The issues the Commission needs to consider in recommending new standards to City Council are
summarized below.
1. How detailed should any lighting limitations be? Should the approach be the Lone Tree
approach, the Boulder approach, • the Littleton approach?
5. After construction is completed, •PCO would do the enforcement. Unless officers
responded only • a complaint basis, enforcement would require continual monitoring of
7. If an amortization schedule is created • the current one is revised, business owners and
landowners'should be involved in the process of developing the new standards so that it is
not a surprise when they get a notice to change their lights at the end of the amortization
period.
q. If it is decided to use EDA approach, it is recommended that we engage the services o an
illuminating engineer to educate staff, Planning Commission, City Council, and the public
about illumination and to review or help write the new regulations. Unless the approach is to
minimally change the existing regulations, new regulations shouldn't be adopted unless an
expert can advise us on what works and what doesn't.
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Y
Y
15 to 25 feet;
Lighting plans must
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
ptsd
35 feet for
address fighting
parking lots
controls for post
Arspsltos
over 5 acres.
curfew hours. Lights
County
shelf be turned off by
standards)
10 :00 p.m. orw0in
1 hour of Closing.
Sports field or court
fighting shalt be
turned off 30 minutes
after the last event.
Conunorco
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
E
psnvsr
Y
Y
12 to 35 feet;
Reduction required 1
N
Y
N
N
N
40 feet for
to 2 hours after
parking lots
closing for all uses
over 8 acres
except businesses
and tennis
open 24 hours and
courts.
lighting for security
purposes,
Douglas
Y
N
24 to Oft feet
t hour after closing
N
N
N
N
N
and within 1 hour of
County
opening. Sports
arena fighting must
be extinguished by
10:00 p.m, or
immediately followin
the event,
Englewood
No,
N
25 feet for auto
N
N
N
N
N
N
jurisdiction
sates.
uses a no
spillage off
property
standard.
iioldsn
No,
N
Shall not
N
N
N
N
N
N
jurisdiction
exceed the
uses a no
lesser of 5 feet
spillage off
letter than the
property
main building
standard.
or 25 feet.
fr'nsn ood
Y
N
18 feet
N
N
Y
Y
Y
N
Village
JoIllarson
Y
N
12 to 20 feet
N
N
Y
N
N
N
County
public sports
and cultural
facilities are
exempt.
Lafayette
No,
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
jurisdiction
uses a no
spillage off
property
standard.
l„akew"d
No,
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
N
j urisdiction
uses a no
spillage oft
property
standard.
Elitist,,-
Y
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Y
Y
5 years
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Lana Tm*
Y
Y
24 to 40 feet
1 hour after closing
Y
Y
N
N
N
and within 1 hour of
opening (except for
security purposes),
Longmont
Y
Y
Residential
Outdoor recreational
N
Y
N
N
3 years
zone districts _
uses no later than
18 feet. Non-
11:30 p.m.
residential and
public zone
districts - 25
feet.
Louisvilio
Y
Y
20 to 24 feet
N
N
Y
N
N
N
Morrison
Y
Y
12 to 25 feet,
Field or court lights
Y
Y
Y
Y
15 years
(ba"d on
35 feet for
within 30 minutes of
parking lots
the last event.
ordinainaa
Over 5 acres,
Service station
d"Ot, has not
for sports
canopies and
paissad as of
fighting or as
vehicular display light
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approved by
must be minimized
Planning
within 1 hour of
Commission.
closing.
Recommended after
close for other uses.
SlIvorthomo
Y
Y
Residential -
1 hour after closing
N
Y
N
N
Approximately
15 feet,
and within 1 hour of
2 years
Commercial -
opening. It business
18 feet,
is Open 24 hours,. no
Pedestrian - 8
decorative or
feet
architectural lighting
may be illuminated
after 10:00 p,m. if
adjacent to a
residential zone
district.
Sunaurier
No.
1
N
1 N
N 1
Y 1
N
1 N 1
N
1 N
IN
lots.
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Chy of Lone Tree Zoning Ordinance May 29, 2004
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3002 Lighting Standard
All outdoor lighting shall meet the following standards*
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300205 Lights which are mounted on the ground or poles for the purpose of
3002.08V Any fixed light not designed for roadway illumination that
produces incident or reflected light that could be disturbing to
the operator of a motor vehicle.
3002,08.02 Any light that may be confused With or construed as a traffic
control device except as authorized by a State, Federal, •
City government.
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security, however, a maximum level of 1.5 foot-candies at entrances
and stairways, and 0.5 foot-candle on the rest • the site is permitted.
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24 feet whe n fixture is located within 75 feet of the site's
boundary and
3001 All fixtures mounted within 15 feet of any residential property line or
public right-of-way boundary of the site shall be classified as IES
Type III or Type F (asymmetric forward throw) and shall be fitted with
a "house side shielding" reflector on the side facing the residential •
public right-of-way property line,
3002.13 Acceptable bulb types:
• High Pressure Sodium
• Metal Halide (coated preferred)
Incandescent
3002.14 Maximum on-site foot-candies shall not exceed the following and may
be reduced if adjacent to residential or other similar sensitive type
land use:
3002.14.01 Ten (10) foot-candies in areas adjacent to building entryways.
Said 10 foot-candle maximum shall include light spilla" from
within the building as well as light from signage.
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3002.14.03 Ten to thirty-five (10-35) •! ti for special display areas
associated with such uses as auto sales.
3002.14.04 Thirty (30) foot-candies under canopies ♦ service stations or
similar approved uses.
Exceptions may be granted for the lighting of monument or
other signs, which enhance the City's identity or image.
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3002.17 Al project fighting must receive final administrative approval,
including illumination levels and types of fixtures prior to issuance of a
Certificate
• Occupancy. Any unsatisfactory lights must be further
shielded, reduced or increased in intensity, • removed.
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9- 3.3 -17 Outdoor Lighting.
(a) Pu case: The purposes of the outdoor lighting standards are to:
1) Provide adequate light for safety and security;
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am ortization period based upon the formula used b
Unite States Internal Revenue Service to depreciate fixtures attached to
real property over a fifteen year period is reasonable and provides a
rational basis for the amortization schedule set forth in this section.
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(c) ag2M: This section shall apply to all exterior lighting including illumination from
outdoor signs that impact the outdoor environment. No person shall install any light
fixture unless such fixture meets the requirements of this section.
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with the requirements of this chapter shall be required for all new
development. The following outdoor lighting improvements shall be
installed prior to a final inspection for any building permit for any
redevelopment which exceeds the following thresholds:
(B) When development or redevelopment exceeds fifty
percent of the Boulder County Assessor's actual value
the existing structure then: I
(i) All exterior lighting, except existing
parking lot lighting, shall be brought into
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(ii) All existing parking lot light fixtures
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M f the existing structure then all exterior lighting fixtures
shall be brought into fall conformance with the
requirements of this section.
(2) _RMlacement of FLxtures: If an existing light fixture is removed, it shall
only be replaced with a conforming light fixture.
(d) DesigLi Standards: No person shall install or maintain any exterior lighting that fails to
meet the requirements of this section:
(1) Maximum Light Levels at Progerty Line: The maximum light level at
any point on a property line shall not exceed 0. 1 footcandles within or
adjacent to a residential zone or 0.2 footcandles in non-residential zones
except as follows:
(4) Architectural Li tin of Building Facades: The lighting of a building
facade for architectural, aesthetic, or decorative purposes is permitted
subject to the following restrictions:
(B) Building facade lighting exceeding nine hundred
lumens shall be fully shielded, aimed downward, and
mounted as flush to a wall as possible.
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(D) Building facade lighting that is measurable at the
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light levels.
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section. In addition, all exterior signs are also subject to the requirements
set forth in QhWter 10- 11 "Signs on Private Property," B.R.C. 1981.
residential use, and/or right-of-way;
(fs) U assinM as an MbNA IType or ype - I
fixture; and
(C) Shielded on the side closest to the property line,
residential zone, residential use, or public right-of-wa
Tr canopies Tsea Yor
vehicular shelter shall be aimed downward and installed such that the
bottom • the light fixture • its lens, whichever is lower, is recessed •
mounted flush with the bottom surface of the canopy. A full cutoff light
fixture may project below the underside • a canopy. All light emitted by
an under-canopy fixture shall be substantially confined to the ground
surface directly beneath the perimeter of the canopy. No lighting, except
that permitted • the sign ordinance, shall be permitted • the top • sides
of a canopy.
(10) Strings of Lighlss: No person shall use a string of lights on property
with non-residential uses except as follows: I
(ii) The string • lights shall be located
within a pedestrian way, plaza, patio,
outdoor dining area, • the primary entry
into a building;
(iii) The string of lights is not placed in any
required landscape setback adjacent to a
street;
• of lignts s on
a building, wall, fence, trees, and shrubs;
and
(11) Parking Lot Lights and Trees: Parking lot light fixtures and poles
shall be located such that trees located within the parking lot do not
obscure the operation of the light fixture.
horizontal position as designed.
(e) Maximum Ligbt Standards- No person shall operate any device which makes light in
excess of the levels specified in this section. Light from any fixture shall not exceed any
of the limits for the applicable zoning district or use classification in Tables "A" and "B."
In the event an applicant utilizes light levels at the highest level permitted for a specific
use area, such lighting shall be substantially confined to that particular use area.
MUM Ummi
Maximum allowable light It'velat
(measured in foottandles)
Maximum Uniformity Ratio (max. to
ads.)
Maximum lumen rating for a fun
cutoff luminaire sbk4dtd from view of
adjacent streets and properties
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3.0 along pedestrian walkways 11 3.0 along pedestrian walkways
2.0 in common Open Spam
arm
24 in outdoor storage areas (max,
uniformity ratio requirements we
not app"le)
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9,500 - parking areas o(6 or
more Spam
90:1 (except as noted above)
23300 on 35 foot pole when
permitted
Table B
Sgedal Use Requirements
stairways and entryways
lb, far High Pressure Sodium
perrttitted
l when
Maximum lumen rating for an IESNA
900
1 250
1.250
cutoff or semi cutoff fixture
Public Recreation Lrse
Automobile Dealerships,
Building
Drive -tip Windows
900: except no lamp or bulb.
Maximum lumen rating for an
other than for seasonal displays
The lesser of 30
unshielded light fixture
and landscape ornamental
900
900
Inotcandles or the
lighting, shall be visible
stricture and pedestrian
beyond the property line
standar for the specific
5.0 in building entries and
q
entries
standards for the specific
sports venue
Controls
Motion ors required for all
unshielded fixtures in excess of
Recommended after close of
Recommended after close of
lumens
business
business
Eo parking lots
5,0 in parking lots
20.0 service station
20 feet in parking lots within
(measured in footcaodles)
20 feet in parking lots
25 feet in parking lots
at adjacent to residential
15.0 within vehic l
circulation
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zones, otherwise 2$ foot
Maximum allowable pole height
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maximum
(includes base, pole and luinaire)
15 fit in all other areas
35 feet far contiguous parking lots
of 5 or mare acres in size
3.0 along podestrian
20 feet in all other areas
Table B
Sgedal Use Requirements
Parking& Structures sod
Service Stations,
Covered Parkdog Below a
Private Recreation Use
Public Recreation Lrse
Automobile Dealerships,
Building
Drive -tip Windows
,�..._....
The lesser of 30
5.0 within structure and in
Inotcandles or the
The IESNA recommended
stricture and pedestrian
NA men
standar for the specific
5.0 in building entries and
q
entries
standards for the specific
sports venue
v windows
sports venue
Maximum allowable light levels
5.0 for uncovered upper
levels
Eo parking lots
5,0 in parking lots
20.0 service station
canopies
(measured in footcaodles)
5.0 for exterior pedestrian
4.0 in Irian
4 0 in Irian
15.0 within vehic l
circulation
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IF
5.0 in parking lots
3.0 along podestrian
walkways
5:1 within parking
11 on sports field or
3: I on field or
10:1
Maximum uniforro y ratio
s re
eaurt
(max. to mia.)
10 :1 rernainder of site
10: l it riui` of site
l0: l der of site
Maximum lumen rating for a
23,500
107,
full cutoff light fixture s bieMtd
14,000
14,
from vk* of ad*tot streets
field or court arcs
sports field
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(5) Any upward oriented lighting except as otherwise provided for in this
section;
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(7) Exposed linear lamps that include, without limitation, neon, Light
Emitting Diode (L.E.D.), and fluorescent lighting, primarily intended as an
2rchitectural highlight to attract attention • used as a means •
identification or adverlisement except as permitted by Chapter 10- 11,
"Signs
• Private Property," BRC 1981, and
Min IN•
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fixtures on the subject property;
(4) The type, initial lumen rating, color rendering index, and wattage •
each lamp source;
maximum to minimum uniformities for each specific use area such as
parking and circulation areas, pedestrian areas, and other common public
areas.
(i) Exceptions: The standards of this section shall not apply to the following types of
exterior lighting:
(1) Qmamental Lightin : Low voltage (twelve volts or less), low wattag
ornamental landscape lighting fixtures, and solar operated light fixtures
having self-contained rechargeable batteries, where any single light fixt
does not exceed one hundred lumens, I
(2) StrinLs of Li&: Strings
• light, not exceeding a maximum of fifty
lumens per lamp, (equivalent of a seven watt C7 incandescent light bulb)
on properties located in all residential zoning districts • on properties that
are used exclusively for residential uses shall be exempt from the
requirements of this chapter.
(4) Fight-of-Way Lightin thin the right-
g: Public lighting that is located wi
of-way.
(5) �j�aso MIT
through January 30 of the following year.
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(2) Variance: The city manager may grant a variance from the provisions
of this section if the city manager finds that one of the criteria of
subparagraph 0)(2)(A), (B) or (C), and subparagraphs 0)(2)(D) and (E) of
this section have been met:
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(C) Upon a finding by the city manager that outdoor
lighting in specific areas of the community, that otherwise
meets the requirements of this section is not adequate and
additional lighting is necessary to improve safety or
security for the property or its occupants; and
(D) The granting of the variance will generally •
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the public welfare; and
(k) Amortization: All exterior lighting fixtures which do not conform to the following
standards shall be brought into conformance no later than fifteen years from the date of
adoption of this section.
(A) The owner's investment in improvements and other
became non-standard.
(B) Any costs that are directly attributable to the
establishment of a compliance date, including demolition
expenses, and reconstruction expenses.
(C) Any return on investment since inception of the use,
including net income and depreciation.
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(2) Compliance RNuirement: If the city manager establishes a compliance
date for a non-conforming use, the use must cease operations • that date
and it may not operate thereafter unless it meets the lighting standards of
the Boulder Revised Code.
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exempt from the amortization provisions, but not the shielding
requirements, • this section:
(A) Existing high pressure sodium and metal halide light
fixtures which do not exceed the maximum allowable light
levels of subsection (e) of this section by more than twenty
percent;
section,
(5) SMial Amortization Rgquiremen : Notwithstanding the fifteen year
amortization period set forth above, the following types of fixtures or
bulbs shall be replaced sooner, as follows:
bulb, the light bulb shall be replaced with one that meets
the requirements of this section upon its failure or •
September 1, 2004, whichever is earlier.
(C) Aiming of FixgKes: • the extent that compliance with
this section can be achieved by reaiming a fixture, such
fixture shall be reaimed by September 1, 2004.
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DEVELOPMENT: Any residential, commercial, industrial or mixed use subdivision plan or
development plan, including, but not limited to, site development plans, planned development
overlays, subdivision plat or planned development plan, which is submitted to the city for
approval.
DIRECT ILLUMINATION: Illumination resulting from light emitted directly from a lamp or
luminaire, not light diffused through translucent signs or reflected from other surfaces such as
the ground or building faces.
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FLOODLIGHT: A specific form • light • lamp designed to direct its output in a specific
direction and as a broad beam,
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GLARE: The sensation produced by a bright source within the visual field that is sufficiently
brighter than the level to which the eyes are adapted to cause annoyance, discomfort, or loss
in visual performance and visibility; blinding light. The magnitude of glare depends on such
factors as the size, position, brightness of the source, and on the brightness level to which the
eyes are adapted.
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(B) Outdoor light fixtures installed under canopies, buildings (including parking garage
decks), overhangs or roof eaves where all parts of the lamp or luminaire are located at least
five feet (5') but less than ten feet (10') from the nearest edge of the canopy or overhang
are to be included in the total outdoor light output as though they produced only one-quarter
(0.25) of the lamp's rated initial lumen output;
(C) Outdoor light fixtures installed under canopies, buildings (including parking garage
decks), overhangs or roof eaves where all parts of the lamp • luminaire are located at least
ten feet (10') but less than thirty feet (30') from the nearest edge of the canopy or overhang
are to be included in the total outdoor light output as though they produced only one-tenth
(0.10) of the lamp's rated initial lumen output.
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SPOTLIGHT: A form of lighting fixture designed to direct or project a spot of light illuminating a
defined spot or object by directing a narrow beam of light on a small area.
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1 10-15-4: SHIELDING AND TOTAL OUTDOOR LIGHT OUTPUT STANDARDS.-
1 - In the E-3 lighting zone, total outdoor light output shall not exceed two hundred thousand
(200,000) initial lumens per acre when all outdoor lighting fixtures are fully shielded and/or
twenty thousand (20,000) initial lumens per acre when nonfully shielded lighting fixtures are
used.
4. Each lot or parcel in the E-1 and E-2 lighting zones shall be allowed a minimum of six
thousand (6,000) lumens per lot or parcel, regardless of area.
(E)Lumens Per Development Acre "Lumens per development acre" are calculated as follows:
Total • the initial lamp lumens for all lamps used, excluding those used for internal sign
illumination, those used in display lots, signs, and those under service station canopies,
divided by the acreage of the development.
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(A) Shielding: All display lot lighting shall utilize fully shielded luminaires that are installed in
a fashion that maintains the fully shielded characteristics.
(8) Off Site Spill: The display lot shall limit off site spill (off the parcel containing the display
lot)
• a maximum of 0. 1 foot-candle fifteen feet (15') past the property line on any
nonresidential property, and 0, 1 foot-candle five feet (5) past the property line at any
location adjacent to residential property, as measurable from any orientation of the
measuring device.
(C) Certification: Every display lot lighting system design and installation shall be certified
by an illumination engineer as conforming to all applicable restrictions of this chapter.
(D) Foot-Candle Maximum: A maximum • thirty five (35) foot-candles in the display lot is
permitted. A five (5) foot-candle increase in the maximum allowance is allowable for
unforeseen design constraints. The applicant will be required to provide justification, to the
community development director, from an illumination engineer stating why the thirty five
(35) foot-candle maximum cannot be met.
(E) Development Of Acreage: Each display lot shall be limited to a maximum of thirty
percent (30%) of the development acreage.
(A) Lighting for outdoor athletic fields, courts • tracks in all lighting zones, shall be exempt
from the lumens per acre limits and shielding requirements of section 10-15-4 of this
chapter.
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(A) Shielding: All luminaires mounted on or recessed into the lower surface of service
station canopies shall be fully shielded and utilize flat lenses. The edge of the canopy is not
considered to be a shielding source.
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10-15-7: SUBMISSION OF PLANS AND EVIDENCE OF COMPLIANCE WITH
CODE.-
1. Plans indicating the location on the premises of all fighting fixtures, both proposed and
any already existing on the site;
3. Photometric data, such as that furnished by manufacturers, • similar showing the angle
of cut off • light emissions.
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(C)Lamp Or Fixture Substitution: Should any outdoor light fixture • the type of light source
therein is to be changed after the permit has been issued, a change request must be
submitted to the community development director for approval, together with adequate
information to assure compliance with this chapter, which must be received before
substitution.
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10-15-8: APPROVED MATERIALS AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION OR
INSTALLATIONIOPERATION:
(A)The provisions of this chapter are not intended to prevent the use of any design, material, or
method of installation or operation not specifically prescribed by this chapter, provided any
such alternative has been approved by the community development director. The
community development director may approve an alternative provided that it:
1, Provides equivalence to the applicable requirements of this chapter, or
2. Is otherwise satisfactory and complies with the intent of this chapter. (Ord. 1, Series
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(A)Laser Source Light: The use of laser source light • any similar high intensity light for
outdoor advertising or entertainment, when projected above the horizontal, is prohibited.
(B)Searchlights: The operation of searchlights for advertising purposes is prohibited. (Ord, 1,
Series of 2003)
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1 0-15-10: TEMPOR EXEMPTIONS:
(A)Exemption Request: Any person may submit, on a form prepared by the city of Littleton, to
the community development director, a temporary exemption request. The request shall
contain the following information:
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7. Such other data and information as may be required by the designated officia
the person making the request will have th appeal rights provided in section 10- 1 _5- 1 2 of
this chapter. (Ord. 1, Series of 2003)
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(A)Seasonal Lighting Seasonal lighting and decorations using typical low wattage
incandescent lamps.
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(C)Emergency Lighting Emergency lighting, used by police, firefighting, or medical personnel,
• at their direction, is exempt from all requirements • this code for as long as the
emergency exists.
(D)Swimming Pool And Fountain Lighting: Underwater lighting used for the illumination of
swimming pools and fountains is exempt from the lamp type and shielding standards of
section 10- 1 5-4 of this chapter, though it must conform to all other provisions of this
chapter.
(F)The use
• nonshielded decorative "Sternberg" type lights are exempt from these
regulations with respect to shielding requirements. When used on any specific site the total
lumens output will be calculated in the overall maximum allowance.
(G)Flagpole and monument lighting are exempt from these lighting requirements.
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