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ORD-2009-139 Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment Relating to Outdoor Lighting
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30 <br />As the Board is already aware, staff's recommendation on the proposed lumen level limits, as <br />currently contained with Section 6.31.6 (a), was based on existing documentation outlining the <br />types of light fixtures at various non-residential developments. This regulation was being <br />proposed to establish an overall lumen `cap' on non-residential development within urban and <br />rural areas of the County. <br />Unfortunately, staff has discovered that some of this data was incorrectly recorded and, as a <br />result, our assumptions on existing lighting levels were incorrect. This means that our <br />recommend lumen caps are not consistent with existing non-residential development within the <br />County. <br />EXAMPLES: Board member's asked for examples of existing lighting intensity within the County. <br />Staff is able to provide the following detail: <br />Churton Grove Commercial Center (i.e. Food Lion, etc) <br />• The property is approximately eleven (11) acres in area, <br />• There are a total of twenty-eight (28) parking lot lights on thirty (30) foot tall fight <br />poles each with a 1,000 watt Metal Halide fixture generating approximately <br />110,000 lumens per fixture. <br />• There are a total of three (3) bollard style lights each with a 50 watt Metal Halide <br />fixture generating approximately 1,900 lumens per fixture. <br />• There are several internally illuminated wall signs that contribute a negligible <br />amount of light on the property. <br />• In total, there are approximately 3,085,700 lumens being generated on the eleven <br />(11) acre property, which translates to approximately 280,518 lumens per acre. <br />It should be noted that original data recorded for this property indicated the light <br />fixtures were 100 watt Metal Halide bulbs, not 1,000 watt. As a result out calculations, <br />relating to acceptable lumen limits, were off. <br />Hampton Paint (Town of Hillsborough) -Home Depot <br />• The property is approximately twenty (20) acres in area, <br />• There are a total of thirty-four (34) parking lot lights on forty (40) foot tall light poles <br />each with a 1,000 watt High Pressure Sodium light fixture generating <br />approximately 135,000 lumens per fixture. <br />• There are a total of nine (9) wall mounted light fixtures generating 20,500 lumens <br />per fixture. <br />• There are several internally illuminated wall signs that contribute a negligible <br />amount of light on the property. <br />• In total, there are approximately 4,774,500 lumens being generated on the twenty <br />(20) acre property, which translates to approximately 238,725 lumens per acre. <br />Gravelly Hill Middle School (West Ten Road) - no outdoor sports field lights approved as of <br />this abstract <br />• The property is approximately sixty-five (65) acres in area, <br />
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