All lighting, if permitted by administrative use permit, shall comply with the following restrictions:
A. All lighting shall be completely shielded or screened so as to direct or contain illumination on the property. Lights shall be focused downward and shall not wash or spill glare onto adjacent properties. Spillover prevention may require substantial shielding of the fixture and lens. Light fixtures shall be of full cut-off design with the bulb fully enclosed within the fixture. Low pressure sodium and mercury vapor lamps are prohibited.
B. No more than six (6) supporting poles are permitted. Light poles shall be not less than ten (10) feet from all property lines.
C. Lighting and light fixtures shall not be more than twenty (20) feet above grade level, and no more than twenty (20) feet above the adjacent prevailing grade for sunken courts.
D. Light fixtures and supporting poles shall be coated with a low-reflective material.
E. The power rating of the lamp shall not exceed one thousand (1,000) watts per light fixture. Sources of illumination may be required to incorporate shielding to limit glare and direct illuminance within the property. Light trespass shall not exceed one-half (0.5) foot-candle at any property line.
F. No recreation court lighting shall be operated before 10:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m.
G. Installation or alteration of any light poles, fixtures, or bulbs shall require a photometric plan prepared by a qualified consultant approved by the City, and submitted with any application (including any subsequent building permit) which includes court lighting.
H. All recreation court lighting is subject to review, for the thirty (30) day period after installation, by the Development Services Director to determine compliance with the requirements of this Section 18.156.750. (Ord. 2881 §13, 2019)