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Torrey P&Z approves outdoor lighting standard changes, sets color temperature at 2700K
Summary
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved final revisions to Title 9, including clearer lumen limits and a new outdoor lighting color-temperature standard of 2700 Kelvin to improve consistency with Title 10.
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved final revisions to Title 9 at its Feb. 26 meeting, including changes in Chapter 9-4 that clarify maximum lumens per parcel and set outdoor lighting at a color temperature of 2700 Kelvin. Chair Bill Barrett moved to accept the discussed edits and the motion passed unanimously.
Commission members described the revisions as mostly minor and intended to harmonize Title 9 with Title 10 zoning rules. The transcript records no public comments or specific lumen values beyond the notation that maximum lumens were clarified; the accepted change to 2700 Kelvin was recorded in the meeting discussion.
