Light Pollution & Sky Glow: North Las Vegas vs Paradise
How do light pollution & sky glow rules compare between North Las Vegas, NV and Paradise, NV?
North Las Vegas, NV
Clark County
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Paradise, NV
Clark County
Clark County Title 30 sets outdoor lighting standards for new development including illumination limits at property lines, full-cutoff fixture requirements for commercial properties, and shielding of residential security lights to avoid light trespass on neighbors.
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| Fact | North Las Vegas | Paradise |
|---|---|---|
| Code basis | - | Clark County Code §30.56 + §30.68 |
| Property-line max (residential) | - | 0.5 footcandles |
| Commercial fixtures | - | Full-cutoff / shielded |
| Holiday lighting window | - | Typically Nov 1 - Jan 31 |
| Strip resort corridor | - | Largely exempt |
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North Las Vegas FAQ
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Paradise FAQ
Can I install a bright security light at my Paradise home?
Yes, but it must be shielded so the direct light does not spill onto adjacent residential property. Floodlights aimed at a neighbor's window are a Title 11 nuisance. Aim downward and use motion sensors.
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