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Planning commission sends residential outdoor lighting standards to city council

Holiday City Planning Commission · May 6, 2025
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Summary

The commission voted to recommend an updated Section 13.84 to extend residential outdoor lighting standards to city council for final review, concluding a multi‑meeting process with no new public comments.

After multiple prior sessions, the Holiday City Planning Commission voted on May 6 to forward proposed revisions to Section 13.84 (outdoor lighting standards) to the city council with a recommendation for adoption.

Staff summarized that the draft extends residential lighting requirements that previously applied to commercial properties and incorporates amendments made during earlier public meetings. No new public comments were received between meetings, and commissioners acknowledged staff work on the draft.

Action taken: Commissioner Fonte moved to recommend the amended Section 13.84 to city council, Commissioner Gaughan seconded, and the motion passed on a roll call vote.

Next steps: The ordinance language will be transmitted to city council for final review and any additional public hearing required at the council level.