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EAC backs responsible lighting pilot and supports eco-friendly Lansdowne Library renovation
Summary
The EAC discussed implementing Responsible Lighting on borough properties, starting with the library, and noted plans to paint downtown acorn-style lights to reduce upward glare. The council also listed support for eco-friendly renovation of the Lansdowne Library among 2026 goals, including grant content and architectural design coordination.
The Environmental Advisory Council discussed a phased Responsible Lighting implementation that will begin on borough properties, specifically the Lansdowne Library. Members said acorn-style lights in the downtown area may be repainted to reduce upward glare when weather permits.
The council listed support for an eco-friendly renovation of Lansdowne Library among its 2026 goals, citing grant content and architectural designs as areas where the EAC can assist. The minutes note ongoing lead enforcement and the potential to include lead safety handouts at Farmer’s Market outreach events as part of broader property-safety education initiatives.
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