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Outdoor Lighting in Doral, FL (2026)

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

Verified from official government sources

Light Trespass & Shielding

Doral's land development code bars glare onto abutting residential property from any street, parking, or walkway lighting installed as part of a development. Sec. 74-466 sets a flat no-glare standard reviewed at site plan approval, backed by a required photometric study under Sec. 74-467 and pre-final-plat power agreements under Sec. 74-468.

Doral Outdoor Lighting Glare Restrictions

Some Restrictions

Doral Code of Ordinances §§ 74-466 - 74-468

No glare to the abutting residential shall be allowed due to street, parking and walk lighting. ... Photometric study shall consider proposed foliage for street, parking and walk lighting. ... All agreements to power for both public and private streetlights must be in place prior to final plat approval.

Billboard Lighting

Doral limits illuminated off-premises billboards to no more than one foot-candle of light measured four feet from the sign under Land Development Code Section 80-307(2). Flashing, rotating, intermittent, moving or strobe lighting is banned outright, and illumination cannot shine onto adjoining property or interfere with a driver's view of traffic signals.

Doral Billboard Illumination Brightness Limit

Some Restrictions

Doral, FL Code of Ordinances § 80-307(2)

(2)Illumination. Billboard signs may be illuminated with lighting that is consistent with standard lighting used in the industry; however no sign shall be so illuminated that it interferes with the effectiveness of or obscures an official traffic sign, device or signal, nor shall the illumination interfere with drivers operation of a motor vehicle or shine directly onto adjoining property. Illu...

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Outdoor Lighting in Miami-Dade County