2 rules for unincorporated Kings County, California.
Verified from official government sources
Outdoor lighting standards for unincorporated Kings County are set in the county Development Code, including its overlay-zone provisions (Article 10), rather than in the general Code of Ordinances. No separate dark-sky lighting chapter appears in the county's codified ordinances.
Light trespass (light spilling onto neighboring property) in unincorporated Kings County is addressed through the county Development Code's lighting and glare standards rather than the general Code of Ordinances. Persistent glare may also be pursued as a private nuisance under California law.
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