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ATTACHMENT ONE (1) 8 Ordinance Amendment with staff comments individual single - family residence, where the residence is constructed as of the effective date of the outdoor lighting standards contained in Section 6.31. C. Bona fide agricultural uses. D. Traffic control signals and devices. E. Temporary emergency lighting (i.e. fire, police, repair workers, highway maintenance and construction, etc.). F. Moving vehicle lights. G. Navigation lights (i.e. airports, heliports, radio /television towers, communication towers, etc.). H. Holiday decorations using typical unshielded low- wattage incandescent lights, which are in place no longer than 60 days. I. Security lights of any wattage that are controlled by a motion - sensor switch, which do not remain on longer than 12 minutes after activation, and do not exceed 150 watts (2200 lumens). J. Roadway lighting, installed as of the effective date of the outdoor lighting standards, as contained in Section 6.31, within State maintained rights -of -way provided that the standards of Sections 6.31.5.E and Section 6.31.6.1 are met, except for mercury vapor luminaires. Mercury vapor luminaires used for roadway lighting must be replaced in conformity with the outdoor lighting standards contained in Section 6.31 upon the earlier occurrence of the replacement of the fixture or the lamp. 6.31.5 Submittal Requirements: A lighting plan shall be submitted with site plan or preliminary plan approval documents. The overall scope and purpose of the lighting plan is to allow staff to work with the property owner to prevent excessive and unnecessary lighting on the property prior to installation of the proposed fixtures and to avoid costly compliance remedies later upon completion of the project. The plan shall contain the following information: