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Monuments, natural terrestrial features, and buildings may be illuminated by upward directed light, providing:
A. The light beam is narrowly focused so as not to exceed the width and height upon the object being illuminated;
B. The light is directed on the feature being lit and not directly upwards; and
C. The illumination does not constitute a trespass or glare that is objectionable to neighboring properties. (Ord. 2889, 1-24-2000)
The city manager may grant temporary exemptions from the provisions of this title for lighting of construction sites, including night security during construction, upon consideration of a lighting mitigation plan submitted by the owner of the construction site or the owner's representative. Criteria for approval include duration, number, location, and height of each light source, and hours of operation. (Ord. 2889, 1-24-2000)
The following types of lighting are exempt from the provisions of this chapter:
A. Temporary Lighting For Events: Temporary lighting for circuses, carnivals, fairs and other events that does not constitute a light trespass to neighboring property is exempt from this title during the duration of the event.
B. Seasonal Lighting: Seasonal lighting used for the celebration of commonly acknowledged holidays and special events, so long as it does not constitute a light trespass.
C. Airport And Emergency Lighting: Lighting for runways at airports, illumination of towers and other tall structures for aircraft warnings and other aeronautical lighting is exempt from this title. Lights used during emergencies or by police, fire, public works and public utility personnel in their official duties are exempt from this title.
D. Public Recreational Lighting: Public recreational lighting. (Ord. 2889, 1-24-2000)