Outdoor lighting.

A. Light spill. No exterior spotlighting or other high-intensity lighting on a property shall spill onto an adjacent property.B. Shielding light sources. The source of any outdoor light shall be shielded so that it is not visible when viewed off the site. Exempt from this requirement are lights which are located near an entrance to a nonresidential building and low-voltage lights (as defined in the National Electrical Code) not more than 18 inches above grade also delineate a walkway or access to a building.C. In cases where property owners use exterior illumination, said illumination shall be localized and unobtrusive and shall not create a nuisance to neighboring property owners.

Any existing exterior illumination which is in violation of this section shall be immediately brought into compliance through the use of approved shielding, decrease in wattage or relocation. Failure to do so, upon notice of violation, shall subject the violator to the penalties set forth in § 350-106 of this Code.D. Exterior lighting within any residential district shall be no more than 20 feet in height, and in no case, even by variance, shall lighting be permitted in excess of 30 feet in height.