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Strategy reflective and mirrored materials in buildings in certain areas critical to the Keesler AFB mission. Other Partner: Mississippi Public Service Commission Geographic Issue / Strategy ID # LG-1A (continued) LG-1B Zon MCAOD  Amend Land Development Ordinance Upon completion of Strategy LG-1A” Conduct Glare Study About the Use of Certain Reflective Building Materials”, the cities of Biloxi and D’Iberville should amend their Land Development Ordinance and Zoning Ordinance to include the findings of the study and restrict the identified building materials that produce the most glare or glint in the areas where the impact to pilots’ vision is the greatest. Mid Term       LG-1C Zon MCAOD  Lighting Overlay District Based on the findings of Strategy LG-1A” Conduct Glare Study About the Use of Certain Reflective Building Materials”, the cities of Biloxi and D’Iberville should amend their Land Development Ordinance and Zoning Ordinance to include a lighting overlay district where land use controls for lighting would apply. Mid Term       LG-2   Reflective Materials from Solar Farms Reflective panels on large-scale solar farm developments can create glint and glare which can affect pilot visibility and is of concern on aircraft approaches. A solar farm is proposed approximately five miles north of Keesler AFB. LG-2A Zon / Comm Page 84 Vertical Obstruc- tion MCA Require Non-Reflective Panels on New Solar Development Projects in the Jurisdictions Consider amending the Land Development Ordinance and Zoning Ordinance to require the use of non-reflective construction materials for all new solar energy projects within the Vertical Obstruction MCA and particularly within the airfield approach-departure corridor. Ordinances should also be amended to require review and coordination by Air Force prior to issuing a permit for all commercial alternative energy developments within the Vertical Obstruction MCA. Consider establishing an education and outreach program on use of non-reflecting solar panels for contractors and homeowners. Mid Term      JLUS Report