Pompano Beach addresses light trespass through general nuisance provisions. No specific light trespass ordinance with measurable standards exists. The Zoning Code contains lighting provisions for commercial development to minimize spillover. Beachfront light trespass during turtle season is strictly regulated. Residential complaints are handled case-by-case by Code Compliance.
Pompano Beach does not have a specific light trespass ordinance with lux or footcandle limits. Outdoor lighting creating unreasonable disturbance may be addressed through general nuisance provisions and Code Compliance. The Zoning Code Article 5 contains provisions for commercial lighting design to minimize spillover onto adjacent properties. Beachfront properties have strict lighting requirements during sea turtle nesting season (March 1 - October 31). Light trespass onto the beach during this period can disrupt nesting and is enforceable under county regulations and FL Statute 379.2431. Civil remedies are available for persistent residential light trespass.
Beachfront light trespass during turtle season is strictly enforced. General light trespass addressed case-by-case.
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