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Outdoor Lighting in Collierville, TN (2026)

2 verified outdoor lighting rules for Collierville, Tennessee, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.

Verified from official government sources

Dark Sky Rules

Section 151.190 requires pole-mounted fixtures in the Town of Collierville to be full cutoff, building-mounted fixtures to be cutoff or full cutoff, and floodlights to be shielded. Light color temperature cannot exceed 5,000K, and fixtures that create off-site glare are prohibited.

Collierville TN Outdoor Lighting Shielding Rules

Some Restrictions

Collierville Code of Ordinances § 151.190

(b) Lamp sources and color temperature. Metal halide, incandescent, LED, and compact fluorescent are allowable forms of exterior lighting provided the light color temperature does not exceed 5,000K. ... (b) Pole-mounted light fixtures shall be full cutoff. ... (b) Building-mounted light fixtures (other than decorative only fixtures) shall be cutoff or full cutoff fixture type. ... (a) Floodligh...

Light Trespass & Shielding

Section 151.190 caps light spillover onto neighbors in the Town of Collierville: next to residential property, 0.5 footcandle at the property line and 0.25 footcandle ten feet away. Next to commercial property the limits are 1.0 and 0.5. Sports field spill light is capped at 0.2 footcandle at 150 feet.

Collierville TN Light Trespass and Spillover Limits

Some Restrictions

Collierville Code of Ordinances § 151.190(F)

(d) Lighting fixture shielding shall be arranged to minimize glare, spillover, and reflection upon adjacent lands. The maximum level of spillover shall be in accordance with Table 151.190-02. ... TABLE 151.190-02: MAXIMUM SPILLOVER (IN FOOTCANDLES) At Property Line 10 feet from Property Line Adjacent to commercial 1.0 0.5 Adjacent to residential 0.5 0.25 ... (d) Spill light values shall not exc...

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