Building Lighting Clause Samples

Building Lighting. The building exterior (including, without limitation, interior glazed spaces facing the outside) shall not have flashing, color changing or exposed strip LED lighting. There shall be no signage or lighting on the building, except as may be permitted under the Philadelphia Zoning Code or other applicable law. All building exterior lighting shall be pointed in a downward facing direction, or pointed upward to backlight or illuminate the building, but in no event shall such lighting spill over onto City sidewalks or private property.
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Building Lighting. 1. Height: For building fronts, exterior lights must be mounted between six and fourteen feet above adjacent grade. 2. Alley lighting: Fixtures in alleys shall illuminate the alley, be between 9 and 14 feet in height, have a shield to prevent uplighting, and not cause glare onto adjacent lots. 3. Floodlights or directional lights: Such lighting may be used to illuminate alleys or parking garages, but must be shielded to prevent light spills upward, or into adjacent lots, the street, or area outside of the district. Floodlights shall not be used for uplighting.
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Building Lighting. 2.8.1 This Agreement shall not oblige the Developer to illuminate the building, but where the building is illuminated, such illumination shall generally comply with the Sections 2.8.2 and 2.8.3. 2.8.2 Lighting shall be directed to driveways, parking areas, loading areas and building entrances and shall be arranged so as to direct the light away from streets, adjacent lots and buildings. 2.8.3 The building may be illuminated for visual effect provided such illumination is directed away from streets, adjacent lots and buildings and does not flash, move or vary in intensity such that it creates a hazard to public safety.
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Building Lighting. All buildings within the West Cornhusker Plaza South development shall be significantly lit at night with lighting that reduces glare, improves visibility and optimizes efficiency. The lighting shall be done in such a way that it blends with the surrounding environment while providing controlled illumination to enhance entrances, corners, and other architectural features.
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Building Lighting. A. Warehouse lighting in storage area shall achieve 20 FC at 36’ AFF based upon bulk storage layout, and shall be T-5 lights controlled by motion sensors. B. Exit and emergency lights will be provided as required by code.
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Building Lighting. 1. Emergency egress lighting is provided in the stairways located in the building core. Illuminated exit signs are to be provided at the entry to each stairwell landing within the building core on each floor. 2. The Landlord requires that the Building use lighting that conforms with Con Edison and NY State Energy Code.
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Building Lighting. Savings associated with this FIM are based on the improved efficiency of the current system compared to LED fixtures which utilize less wattage. Measured wattages and quantities installed with be used to quantify savings along with agreed upon burn hours displayed in Table 2-26. Additionally, there is a small amount of HVAC interactive savings and loss associated with less air-conditioning required in the cooling season, and more heating required during the heating season.
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  • Building Access The authorized representatives of the Union shall have access to the District’s premises at any reasonable time for the purpose of adjusting grievances, investigating working conditions, or ascertaining the provisions of this Agreement are being adhered to; provided the representatives notify the supervisor of their presence and that they do not interfere with employees in the performance of their duties. The Union shall furnish the District with the names of its authorized representatives.

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