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in the Industrial and General Business districts and 24 feet in height in all other districts. Freestanding light fixtures may be located within setbacks. Use of decorative fixtures not more than 12 feet in height is encouraged to light walkways and other pedestrian - oriented spaces. (7) Light Trespass. Outdoor light fixtures must be oriented and shielded as necessary to prevent light trespass over adjacent property or rights-of-way. (8) Internally Illuminated Architecture. The initial lamp output of any architectural element (ex. w all, fascia or canopy edge) that is internally illuminated will be considered partially shielded, Class 3 lighting. (9) Luminous Tube Lighting. Luminous tube lighting does not require shielding but it will be considered partially shielded lighting for the purposes of calculating total outdoor light output for the site. (10) Time Limits. Outdoor lighting must be extinguished as specified in Figure 3 -5 or Figure 3 -6 as applicable unless otherwise approved by t he Development Review Board upon finding the lighting necessary to protect public safety or secure the property. The Development Review Board may further limit when outdoor lighting may be used as deemed necessary to achieve the purposes of this section and protect BARRE CITY UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE 3. Development Standards ADOPTED August 27, 2024 / EFFECTIVE November 4, 2024 310. Site Design and Performance Standards 78 the character of the neighborhood. 3102.D Special Use Lighting. There are additional lighting standards for the following uses: (1) Recreation Facilities. Lighting for outdoor recreation facilities must conform to the following: (a) Lighting for outdoor recreation facilities will be exempt from the lumens per square foot limit specified in specified in Figure 3 -5 or Figure 3-6. (b) The facility lighting must be designed to achieve no greater than the minimal levels for the activity as recommended by t he Illuminating Engineering