Lighting where hazard
Citation
19 V.S.A. § 1104
Country
State
Population
647,064
Dark Sky Approved Policy
No
artificial light
DEFINITIONS
Citation
Tex. Health & Safety Code § 425.001
Country
State
Population
30,029,572
Dark Sky Approved Policy
No
Definitions
Citation
R.I. Gen. Laws § 42-136-3
Country
State
Population
1,093,734
Dark Sky Approved Policy
No
Public utility provision of shielded outdoor lighting fixtures to customers
Citation
ORS § 757.765
Country
State
Population
4,240,137
Dark Sky Approved Policy
No
Purpose.
Citation
NY CLS Energy § 8-101
Country
State
Population
19,677,151
Dark Sky Approved Policy
No
Colorado dark sky designation technical assistance grant program - funding - report - legislative declaration - definitions.
Citation
C.R.S. 24-49.7-110
Country
State
Population
5,839,926
Dark Sky Approved Policy
No
Definitions
Citation
A.R.S. § 49-1101
Country
State
Population
7,276,316
Dark Sky Approved Policy
No
157 S.W.3d 644
Name
GEORGE WARD BUILDERS, INC., and Robert Allen, Appellants, v. CITY OF LEE'S SUMMIT, Missouri, Respondent
Date
11-23-2004
Court
Missouri Court of Appeals
Jurisdiction
Missouri
Plaintiffs
Defendants
Incident Location
Lee's Summit, MO
Disputed Act
Outdoor lighting system for sporting fields in a park owned by City of Lee's Summit created extreme level of light pollution that interferes with adjacent residential use and enjoyment of property.
Holding
Trial court's dismissal of plaintiff's petition was final and appealable; landowners were entitled to re
218 Md. App. 77
Name
BLUE INK, LTD. v. TWO FARMS, INC. d/b/a Royal Farms, Inc.
Date
07-30-2014
Court
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
Jurisdiction
Maryland
Plaintiffs
Defendants
Incident Location
Middle River, MD
Disputed Act
Trial court ruled in favor of Blue Ink for damages to build a fence between their property and Two Farms gas station due to illumination interference by the gas station on Blue Ink's plans to expand their drive-in theater experience.
Holding
The court affirmed the circuit court's judgement to set aside the trial court's judgement in favor of Blue Ink (dba Bengies) due to legally insufficient evidence to support private nuisance claim.
Disposition