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13-96-1120  Certain types of artificial lighting prohibited.
   (a)   No owner or occupant of any premises shall install, operate or permit the operation of any of the following lamps or lights in such a manner that the light is visible on any portion of the public way:
      (1)   a strobe light;
      (2)   a flashing or revolving light that resembles or duplicates the operation of an emergency light used on a police vehicle, fire department vehicle, ambulance or tow truck;
      (3)   any type of light that, because of its brightness or direction, may interfere with the safe operation of a vehicle on the public way.
   (b)   No owner or occupant of any premises shall install or maintain any of the following lamps or lights in such manner that the light is directed at or illuminates the residence of another person:
      (1)   a strobe light;
      (2)   a flashing or revolving light that resembles or duplicates the operation of an emergency light used on a police vehicle, fire department vehicle, ambulance or tow truck;
      (3)   a flood light, spot light, or halogen vapor lamp;
      (4)   this section shall not apply to artificial lighting used exclusively for the purpose of providing security.
   (c)   The building commissioner may order any person who is in violation of any portion of this section to redirect or cover the lamp or light that is the cause of the violation. Failure or refusal to obey such an order shall be a violation of this section.
(Added Coun. J. 7-29-98, p. 74843)