Plan Surrey 2013: Official Community Plan

BYLAW NO. 18020 | OCTOBER 20, 2014

DP1.1 COMMON GUIDELINES

Site Lighting Within a development, the following elements shall be considered in the Site Design: 57. ALL TYPES: Incorporate neighbourhood character elements into on-site lighting design. 58. ALL TYPES: Provide a hierarchy of different lighting types with a coordinated appearance (e.g. lower-scale pedestrian pathways, parking areas, drive aisles, building and site entrances, and larger-scale parking lot lighting).

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ALL TYPES: Provide exterior street lighting that follows the International Dark Sky Model (as amended) in order to limit light pollution and to reduce light overspill into any adjacent residential areas. (illustr.). COMMERCIAL: Incorporate lighting poles fitted for hanging baskets with associated irrigation and banners. ALL TYPES: Design and install lights that are vandal proof. Take mainte- nance accommodations into considera- tion when designing development site lighting plans. INDUSTRIAL and BUSINESS: Locate lighting to assist visual surveillance in- cluding site security (e.g. monitored cameras). ALL TYPES: Coordinate the location of lighting with other landscape elements (e.g. trees). ALL TYPES: Ensure overall site lighting enhances public safety and accommo- dates for safe ease of pedestrian move- ments to and from the development site. ALL TYPES: Incorporate energy effi- ciency into the overall lighting plan.

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DP1—FORM AND CHARACTER

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