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Planning commission-backed outdoor lighting ordinance receives first reading in Mason County
Mason County Fiscal Court · November 12, 2024
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Summary
The court gave first reading to Ordinance 24-08 to amend the Mason County Land Use Ordinance (section cited as 4.12) to regulate outdoor lighting, including restrictions on flashing or color-changing displays; the planning commission recommended adoption and the court will consider final passage at its December reading.
Zoning Director George Larger presented Ordinance 24-08 as a proposed amendment to the Mason County Land Use Ordinance to regulate outdoor lighting, including limits on flashing or attention‑drawing lighting in commercial and rural areas.
Larger said…
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