Summary
The city is reviewing its Dark Sky lighting ordinance to address intense commercial lighting and the growing trend of permanent soft holiday lighting on homes. Officials discussed strategies such as public education, amortization for non-conforming lights, and becoming a certified Dark Sky community.
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Last discussed Mar 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city currently budgets $25,000 annually for streetlight removal and conversion, with potential future costs for public grants or enforcement.
Residents will enjoy clearer night skies, reduced light trespass, and improved nighttime safety.
Businesses and homeowners with non-compliant lighting fixtures may incur costs to modify or replace outdoor lighting.
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