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Board asks for lighting plan and fixture specs for Church of the Assumption project
Summary
Committee members asked the applicant to provide a lighting overlay, fixture specifications, and color-temperature information before approving decorative and uplighting for the church site; the architect offered to supply lamping specs on return.
Board members raised concerns about lighting brightness, fixture counts and locations for the Church of the Assumption project. One member said it was "helpful to know how much light is gonna become" and asked for a lighting plan showing uplighting, decorative fixtures and lamping specifications; another suggested a warm white (3,000 K) color temperature rather than cooler options.
Chris Borchardt said he could supply direct-burial uplight specifications and a marked-up plan showing each fixture location. There was disagreement in the meeting about the number of decorative fixtures at the corner and across the street — members counted values ranging from three piers making up a corner sign to higher totals when both corners were considered — so the board requested clear, annotated fixtures on the drawings and lamping specs before final approval.
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