LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS Clause Samples
The Lighting Restrictions clause sets limitations on the type, intensity, and placement of lighting that can be installed or used on a property. Typically, this clause may specify acceptable hours for outdoor lighting, restrict certain types of fixtures, or require that lights do not spill over onto neighboring properties or public areas. Its core function is to prevent light pollution, protect the privacy and comfort of nearby residents, and maintain the aesthetic standards of the area.
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LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS. Cut-off type fixtures with flush-mounted, flat lenses that cast light downward, and not out toward adjacent properties, must be used. All exterior lighting specifications must comply with the LDC. All exterior lighting must be approved by the Community Development Director prior to issuance of the first building permit within the Property. All lighting associated with the development of this Property shall be extinguished within 1 hour of closing (except for that needed for security purposes) and shall remain off until 1 hour prior to opening for business on the following day. Should it be determined by the City, at a later date, that lighting on the Property is problematic to any adjacent residential uses within reason, the Owner/Developer, or their successors and assigns, as applicable, shall promptly adjust the light fixtures to resolve the issue to the City’s satisfaction.
LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS. All exterior lighting specifications must comply with the LDC and the Final Plans. In the event of conflict between the terms of LDC and the Final Plans, the requirements of the Final Plans shall control.
LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS. Cut-off type fixtures with flush-mounted, flat lenses that cast light downward, and not out toward adjacent properties, must be used. All exterior lighting specifications must comply with the LDC. All exterior lighting must be approved by the Community Development Director prior to issuance of a building permit within the Property. Should it be determined by the City, at a later date, that lighting on the Property is problematic to any adjacent residential uses, the Developer, or its successors and assigns, as applicable, shall promptly adjust the light fixtures to resolve the issue to the City’s satisfaction.
LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS. Landlord is obliged under agreements with the Town of Bedford, Massachusetts to ensure that all interior lights in the Building (except for emergency lights) that are on the northwest (front) side of the Building, or are readily visible from the northwest side of the Building be controlled by motion detector shut offs that will turn off such lights in such spaces when motion is not detected therein. Such switches will be installed in such Tenant Space. Landlord shall reimburse Tenant the initial marginal cost of installing such motion detector switches.
LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS. Cut-off type fixtures with flush-mounted, flat lenses that cast light downward, and not out toward adjacent properties, must be used. All exterior lighting specifications must comply with the LDC.
LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS. Solar lights have been approved for this development subject to meeting the City of Arvada approved specifications and as shown on the approved Final Plans. The Owner/Developer shall install the solar lights as shown on the approved Final Plans and shall continue to own and maintain said fixtures until acceptance by the City. By agreeing to allow the solar fixtures, the City shall accept ownership and maintenance of these fixtures upon acceptance after the two-year warranty period. The Owner/Developer shall also provide the City with an escrow for future maintenance and repair costs of the solar lights prior to approval of the Final Plans. The amount of this escrow shall equal the cost of 10% of the total light fixtures in this phase. In calculating these costs, all costs shall be based on the rates in effect at the time of payment and fixture count shall be rounded up to the nearest whole fixture. For this phase, 3 proposed lights x 10% =0.3 rounded up = costs for 1 new fixture. The Owner/Developer shall provide to the City, for review and approval, a unit cost estimate from a City approved solar light manufacturer prior to payment of this escrow. All future phases shall be calculated in the same manner. All exterior lighting shall be cut-off type fixtures with flush-mounted, flat lenses that cast light downward, and not out toward adjacent properties. All exterior lighting specifications must comply with the LDC. All exterior lighting must be approved by the City prior to issuance of the first building permit within the Property. Should it be determined by the City, at a later date, that lighting on the Property is problematic to any adjacent residential uses, the Owner/Developer, or its successors and assigns, as applicable, shall promptly adjust the light fixtures to resolve the issue to the City’s satisfaction.