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Argyle adopts Dark‑Sky lighting standards, sets 10‑year compliance window for existing fixtures
Argyle Planning and Zoning Commission · April 1, 2026
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Summary
P&Z approved a Dark‑Sky–based outdoor lighting ordinance that limits fixture shielding, color temperature (2,200 K), and encourages timers and controls; nonconforming fixtures will have a 10‑year compliance period and new development must meet standards.
Argyle’s Planning & Zoning Commission approved a new outdoor lighting ordinance on April 1 that adopts Dark‑Sky International principles to reduce glare, limit blue‑rich light, require shielding and encourage control measures such as timers and motion sensors. The ordinance sets a recommended color temperature limit of…
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