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Originally Posted by fatlazyless
Hopefully the new lighting and fence will be a lot better design, without lighting up the whole sky. There's a lot to be appreciated for low-key lighting that will shine downward and not all over the place, and bouncing off the clouds. How much night-time lighting and illuminated, flashing signs are really needed, and do they actually help a business?  |
Im with you on this one FLL.Too much lighting of parking areas is annoying.However,this is usually the building departments doing.I built a 200 car lot in Manchester and had no choice but to install a mininum amount of lumens per the city code.I had to have a lighting expert draw up a lighting plan showing the type of fixture and how much light output it would have.It had to be approved before I could go forward.I did make sure though to install downlighting only.