Residents press Lancaster board for clear rules to curb LED 'light trespass'
At a public hearing, residents described disruptive LED floodlighting and urged the town to adopt standards for shielding, aiming, and a prohibition on light trespass; others warned about public‑safety and holiday‑lighting impacts. The board collected feedback to refine a proposed outdoor lighting law.
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Residents packed a June 15 public hearing to urge clearer municipal standards on outdoor lighting, focusing on modern LED fixtures that neighbors say spill bright, focused light onto adjacent properties.
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