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Public street lighting

Citation

Palm Desert 24.16.025

URL

https://ecode360.com/43848561

Country

State

County

Riverside

City

Palm Desert

Population

51,163

Dark Sky Approved Policy

No

roadway lighting

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partially-shielded

artificial light

Lighting performance criteria

Citation

Palm Desert 24.16.035

URL

https://ecode360.com/43848588

Country

State

County

Riverside

City

Palm Desert

Population

51,163

Dark Sky Approved Policy

No

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artificial light

Indoor and outdoor lighting requirements

Citation

Boca Raton 23-241

URL

https://library.municode.com/fl/boca_raton/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=VOII…

Country

State

County

Palm Beach

City

Boca Raton

Population

98,246

Dark Sky Approved Policy

No

outdoor lighting

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artificial light

Definitions

Citation

Plano Code of Ordinances Sec. 6-466

URL

https://library.municode.com/tx/plano/codes/code_of_ordinances?nodeId=PTIICOOR_…

Country

State

County

Collin; Denton

City

Plano

Population

285,494

Dark Sky Approved Policy

No

fluorescent lamp

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incandescent lamps

low pressure sodium lamps

mercury vapor lamps

metal halide lamps

partially-shielded

artificial light

Definitions

Citation

Socorro Code of Ordinances, 250-15.2

URL

https://ecode360.com/27030902

Country

State

County

Socorro

City

Socorro

Population

8,707

Dark Sky Approved Policy

No

outdoor lighting

roadway lighting

landscape lighting

billboard and sign illumination

partially-shielded

low pressure sodium lamp

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metal halide lamp

artificial light

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