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MODEL LIGHTING ORDINANCE - USER’S GUIDE
MODEL LIGHTING ORDINANCE - TEXT
X. DEFINITIONS - Ordinance Text
A luminaire intended for illuminating streets
that serves a decorative function in addition to
providing optics that effectively deliver street
lighting. It has a historical period appearance
or decorative appearance, and has the follow-
ing design characteristics:
Ornamental Street
Lighting
Outdoor Lighting
Partly shielded
luminaire
Pedestrian
Hardscape
· designed to mount on a pole using an
arm, pendant, or vertical tenon;
· opaque or translucent top and/or sides;
· an optical aperture that is either open
or enclosed with a flat, sag or drop lens;
· mounted in a fixed position; and
· with its photometric output measured
using Type C photometry per
IESNA LM-75-01.
Lighting equipment installed within the prop-
erty line and outside the building envelopes,
whether attached to poles, building structures,
the earth, or any other location; and any
associated lighting control equipment.
A luminaire with opaque top and translucent
or perforated sides, designed to emit most
light downward.
Stone, brick, concrete, asphalt or other similar
finished surfaces intended primarily for
walking, such as sidewalks and pathways.
A control device employing a photocell or
Photoelectric Switch photodiode to detect daylight and automatical-
ly switch lights off when sufficient daylight is
available.
The edges of the legally-defined extent of
Property line
privately owned property.
USER’S GUIDE - Page 39
Appendix B: Model Lighting Ordianance
ORDINANCE TEXT - Page 39
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