Outdoor Lighting in California (2026)
329 rules on the books across California, 171 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Dark Sky Rules
Ordinances designed to reduce light pollution, including requirements for shielded fixtures, limits on brightness, and curfews for decorative lighting.
Calaveras County
Significant RestrictionsSection 17.16.100 bans mercury vapor and low-pressure-sodium lighting countywide to protect the night sky, and caps…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Significant RestrictionsThe Santa Monica Mountains North Area CSD requires all outdoor lighting to be fully shielded and directed downward…
Read full rule →Murrieta
Significant RestrictionsMurrieta sits inside the thirty-mile Palomar Observatory dark sky zone, and §16.18.110 forces most outdoor fixtures to…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Significant RestrictionsOceanside's Light Pollution Regulations, Chapter 39, require most nonexempt outdoor fixtures to use low-pressure sodium…
Read full rule →Alameda
Some RestrictionsUnder Alameda's Dark Skies Ordinance, every exterior light fixture must be fully shielded and aimed downward, with…
Read full rule →Apple Valley
Some RestrictionsApple Valley's Development Code limits commercial and office lighting to functional safety, security, and…
Read full rule →Bakersfield
Some RestrictionsBakersfield's outdoor lighting chapter requires any up-lighting or building-outline lighting to stay fully contained so…
Read full rule →Baldwin Park
Some RestrictionsBaldwin Park's zoning performance standards require every light on a property to be directed, oriented and shielded so…
Read full rule →Berkeley
Some RestrictionsBerkeley requires all exterior lighting in Residential Districts to be shielded and aimed downward and away from lot…
Read full rule →Bostonia
Some RestrictionsSan Diego County has a real dark-sky ordinance, the Light Pollution Code, to protect the Palomar and Mount Laguna…
Read full rule →Brentwood
Some RestrictionsBrentwood has no residential dark-sky ordinance, but its zoning code forces outdoor lighting in office, commercial and…
Read full rule →Butte County
Some RestrictionsWithin the Butte Creek Canyon (-BCC) overlay zone, Butte County Code of Ordinances Section 24-34.1(D)(7)(b) goes beyond…
Read full rule →Camarillo
Some RestrictionsCamarillo bans unshielded pack lighting, area-wide flood lighting, searchlights and laser lights citywide under…
Read full rule →Chino
Some RestrictionsChino caps outdoor lighting under Municipal Code Section 20.10.090: no light on private property may spill more than…
Read full rule →Clovis
Some RestrictionsClovis requires all exterior lighting to be directed downward, shielded, and confined within the boundaries of the lit…
Read full rule →Cupertino
Some RestrictionsCupertino requires nearly all outdoor light fixtures to be fully shielded and pointed downward, bans floodlights…
Read full rule →Davis
Some RestrictionsDavis adopted its Outdoor Lighting Control ordinance to preserve the night sky as a natural resource, requiring fully…
Read full rule →Downey
Some RestrictionsDowney requires outdoor lighting citywide to be shielded and directed away from streets and neighboring properties…
Read full rule →Eastvale
Some RestrictionsEastvale requires new commercial, industrial, multifamily and mixed-use outdoor lighting to go through development…
Read full rule →El Monte
Some RestrictionsEl Monte's zoning code bars outdoor lighting from pointing straight up at the sky, one of several fixture-design rules…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Some RestrictionsNew multifamily and nonresidential development in Elk Grove must use fully shielded outdoor light fixtures so the light…
Read full rule →Escondido
Some RestrictionsEscondido's outdoor lighting ordinance requires new fixtures on commercial, industrial, and multifamily properties over…
Read full rule →Fairfield
Some RestrictionsFairfield requires outdoor lighting on private non-residential property to be shielded or recessed and directed…
Read full rule →Fresno County
Some RestrictionsFresno County requires exterior lighting on private property to be directed downward and shielded so light and glare…
Read full rule →Fullerton
Some RestrictionsFullerton requires exterior lighting on backyard game courts and similar recreational facilities to be shielded away…
Read full rule →Glendale
Some RestrictionsGlendale's Transit Oriented Development (TOD) district enforces a strict outdoor lighting shielding standard under…
Read full rule →Hanford
Some RestrictionsHanford's zoning code requires outdoor light fixtures citywide to be aimed or shielded so they don't spill light…
Read full rule →Hemet
Some RestrictionsNew multifamily and mixed-use projects in Hemet must submit a photometric lighting plan showing no up-lighting, no…
Read full rule →Hercules
Some RestrictionsHercules steers nighttime lighting at parking lots, loading docks, and industrial sites toward hooded, ground-aimed…
Read full rule →Indio
Some RestrictionsNew outdoor lighting and exterior fixture replacements in Indio can't exceed 3,000 Kelvin color temperature, matching…
Read full rule →Kern County
Some RestrictionsKern County's Dark Skies Ordinance, Zoning Chapter 19.81, requires any outdoor fixture of 100 watts or more, or…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Lake County has no standalone 'dark sky' ordinance, but Section 41.8 of the Zoning Ordinance requires…
Read full rule →Lake Forest
Some RestrictionsLake Forest's objective design standards for new multifamily housing, adopted to satisfy a California housing-law…
Read full rule →Lancaster
Some RestrictionsNew residential buildings of 5 or more units and mixed-use projects in Lancaster must submit a lighting plan and keep…
Read full rule →Los Banos
Some RestrictionsLos Banos requires all outdoor light fixtures to be "fully shielded" so no light escapes above the horizontal plane…
Read full rule →Manteca
Some RestrictionsManteca requires outdoor fixtures over 6 feet tall to be fully shielded and aimed within a 60-degree downward cone, the…
Read full rule →Marin County
Some RestrictionsMarin County's Development Code requires exterior lighting on any project that goes through Master Plan, Design Review…
Read full rule →Menifee
Some RestrictionsMenifee limits outdoor lighting to 8,100 total lumens per acre, or per parcel under an acre, and requires it be…
Read full rule →Merced
Some RestrictionsMerced requires every fixture lighting a parking lot of six or more spaces to be hooded and energy efficient, keeping…
Read full rule →Modesto
Some RestrictionsModesto has no citywide dark-sky or outdoor-lighting code; the only shielded-lighting and night-sky standard in the…
Read full rule →Monterey
Some RestrictionsNew multifamily development in Monterey's South Side of Garden Road Multifamily Residential Overlay (MF1) must direct…
Read full rule →Moreno Valley
Some RestrictionsMoreno Valley's Section 9.08.100 sets outdoor lighting rules city-wide to cut light pollution and glare while keeping…
Read full rule →Newport Beach
Some RestrictionsNewport Beach requires all outdoor lighting fixtures to be shielded and aimed so they don't glare onto neighboring…
Read full rule →Oxnard
Some RestrictionsOxnard's zoning code caps on-site lighting citywide: no more than seven footcandles and no less than one footcandle…
Read full rule →Palm Springs
Some RestrictionsPalm Springs requires outdoor lighting to "maintain ambient lighting levels as low as possible... and maintain dark…
Read full rule →Palmdale
Some RestrictionsNew development and exterior lighting retrofits in Palmdale must meet dark-sky standards under PMC § 17.86.030: fixture…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Some RestrictionsPasadena requires all exterior lighting on private property to be shielded, energy-efficient and directed downward and…
Read full rule →Perris
Some RestrictionsPerris requires every outdoor lighting fixture in its industrial zones to be fully shielded, cut-off type, so no glare…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Some RestrictionsPetaluma bans direct glare from outdoor lighting citywide, allowing parking-lot and walkway fixtures only if hooded or…
Read full rule →Placer County
Some RestrictionsPlacer County has no blanket dark-sky ordinance for every property. The one enforceable 'dark-sky compliant' standard…
Read full rule →Pleasanton
Some RestrictionsIn Pleasanton's industrial districts, exterior lighting within 200 feet of a property line can't exceed the intensity…
Read full rule →Pomona
Some RestrictionsPomona's Zoning and Development Code requires nearly all outdoor light fixtures to be full cutoff and shielded, banning…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Some RestrictionsEvery outdoor light fixture in Rancho Cordova, from parking-lot poles to building accent lighting, must be fully…
Read full rule →Rancho Cucamonga
Some RestrictionsRancho Cucamonga's outdoor lighting chapter is written explicitly to preserve dark skies: Development Code Section…
Read full rule →Redding
Some RestrictionsRedding requires all exterior lighting on new commercial, office and industrial development to be shielded so the bulb…
Read full rule →Redlands
Some RestrictionsRedlands requires agritourism lighting fixtures in the A-1 Agricultural District to be fully shielded, capped at 11:00…
Read full rule →Riverside
Some RestrictionsRiverside's outdoor lighting chapter exists 'to preserve the naturally dark night sky' by limiting glare and light…
Read full rule →Riverside County
Some RestrictionsRiverside County requires all outdoor light fixtures in unincorporated areas to be shielded so no direct light crosses…
Read full rule →Salinas
Some RestrictionsSalinas requires every outdoor light fixture to use cutoff optics so no light escapes above a horizontal plane through…
Read full rule →San Benito County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated San Benito County regulates outdoor lighting near Fremont Peak and Pinnacles to protect night-sky…
Read full rule →San Bernardino County
Some RestrictionsOutdoor lighting in San Bernardino County's Mountain and Desert regions must be fully shielded and shut off by 11:00…
Read full rule →San Clemente
Some RestrictionsSan Clemente requires all exterior lighting to be energy-efficient and shielded or recessed so glare and reflections…
Read full rule →San Diego
Some RestrictionsSan Diego caps most outdoor lighting at 4000 Kelvin color temperature and requires it off between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m…
Read full rule →San Diego County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated San Diego County requires new or altered outdoor luminaires needing a building permit to meet shielding…
Read full rule →San Francisco
Some RestrictionsSan Francisco requires shielded, minimal outdoor lighting with no uplighting on buildings near Urban Bird Refuges under…
Read full rule →San Luis Obispo County
Some RestrictionsSan Luis Obispo County requires every outdoor night-lighting fixture installed since 1994 to be shielded from above so…
Read full rule →San Mateo County
Some RestrictionsDevelopment in unincorporated North Fair Oaks' CMU-1 commercial district must use dark-sky-compliant lighting confined…
Read full rule →San Ramon
Some RestrictionsSan Ramon caps outdoor light fixtures at 18 feet, requires energy-efficient lamps, and mandates that fixtures be…
Read full rule →Santa Barbara County
Some RestrictionsEvery new or replaced outdoor light fixture in unincorporated Santa Barbara County must be fully shielded or full…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Some RestrictionsSanta Clara's Zoning Code regulates outdoor lighting under Section 18.40.080 to preserve dark skies and keep glare off…
Read full rule →Santa Clarita
Some RestrictionsNew and replacement outdoor lighting in Santa Clarita must be directed downward with a cut-off design so the bulb or…
Read full rule →Santa Cruz County
Some RestrictionsSanta Cruz County has no general dark-sky ordinance, but its zoning code requires shielded, downward-directed outdoor…
Read full rule →Santa Maria
Some RestrictionsSanta Maria requires outdoor lighting on mixed-use developments to be shielded so no direct beam reaches a…
Read full rule →Santa Monica
Some RestrictionsSanta Monica prohibits mercury vapor lamps, drop-down lenses, searchlights, and any flashing or moving lights, and…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa
Some RestrictionsSanta Rosa caps outdoor light standards by land use, from 14 feet for multi-family sites to 17 feet for single-family…
Read full rule →Simi Valley
Some RestrictionsSimi Valley requires cutoff, shielded fixtures for any outdoor lighting plan tied to new parking or building…
Read full rule →Solano County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Solano County has no comprehensive countywide dark-sky lighting ordinance. Instead, Chapter 28 imposes…
Read full rule →Sonoma
Some RestrictionsSMC 19.40.030 requires every exterior lighting fixture in a City of Sonoma development to be energy efficient…
Read full rule →Sonoma County
Some RestrictionsIn the Taylor/Sonoma/Mayacamas Mountains scenic combining zone, exterior lighting on new homes and structures must be…
Read full rule →South Gate
Some RestrictionsSouth Gate's development standards require exterior building and landscape lighting to come only from shielded…
Read full rule →Sunnyvale
Some RestrictionsSunnyvale requires every outdoor light, spotlight, floodlight and reflector to be shielded or fitted with special…
Read full rule →Temecula
Some RestrictionsTemecula treats a violation of Riverside County's Palomar Observatory light pollution ordinance as a citywide public…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Some RestrictionsThousand Oaks has no citywide dark-sky ordinance, but its self-storage facility standard mandates full cut-off…
Read full rule →Tracy
Some RestrictionsOutdoor lighting on new multiple-unit and mixed-use housing projects in Tracy must use fully shielded, cut-off fixtures…
Read full rule →Upland
Some RestrictionsChapter 17.14 requires shielded, full cutoff outdoor fixtures citywide so no light is emitted above the horizontal…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Some RestrictionsEvery development in Vacaville must keep exterior lighting between one and three footcandles under VMC Section…
Read full rule →Vallejo
Some RestrictionsVallejo's zoning code caps outdoor light poles at seventeen feet in residential districts, twenty feet in most…
Read full rule →Ventura County
Some RestrictionsInside Ventura County's Dark Sky Overlay Zone, outdoor light fixtures installed after November 2018 must be fully…
Read full rule →Victorville
Some RestrictionsVictorville's single-family design guidelines require every exterior light fixture on a new home to conceal its light…
Read full rule →Vista
Some RestrictionsVista's zoning code makes private outdoor lighting shield its glare, run on timers, and stay within set brightness…
Read full rule →West Covina
Some RestrictionsCommercial, office mixed-use, and manufacturing properties in West Covina must hood and direct all lighting away from…
Read full rule →West Sacramento
Some RestrictionsWest Sacramento requires outdoor light fixtures on new development to meet IESNA 'cut off' or 'full cut off' shielding…
Read full rule →Westminster
Some RestrictionsWestminster requires every exterior light fixture, from parking lot poles to building floodlights, to be designed…
Read full rule →Yolo County
Some RestrictionsYolo County's zoning code has no freestanding dark-sky chapter, but Sec. 8-2.1311(d) sets the general shielding rule…
Read full rule →Yuba City
Some RestrictionsYuba City has no dark-sky ordinance limiting light pollution, but Article 58 of the zoning code sets minimum lighting…
Read full rule →Yuba County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Yuba County requires outdoor lighting fixtures on covered projects to be shielded against obtrusive…
Read full rule →Chino Hills
Light RestrictionsChino Hills has no dark-sky ordinance, but its non-residential design guidelines require shielded lighting. Municipal…
Read full rule →Colusa County
Light RestrictionsUnincorporated Colusa County has an outdoor lighting standard in Section 44-3.30 of the Zoning Code aimed at reducing…
Read full rule →Corona
Light RestrictionsCorona Municipal Code Section 17.84.070 requires all exterior lighting to be designed to direct light downward, with…
Read full rule →Dublin
Light RestrictionsDublin's single-family objective design standards at Dublin Municipal Code Section 8.36.020.C.7 require every exterior…
Read full rule →Folsom
Light RestrictionsFolsom does not run a citywide dark-sky ordinance, but its hillside development chapter requires street lighting to be…
Read full rule →Fremont
Light RestrictionsFremont has no citywide dark-sky ordinance, but its mini-warehouse standards require all site lighting to be shielded…
Read full rule →Glenn County
Light RestrictionsGlenn County does not have a dedicated 'dark sky' lighting ordinance, but Section 15.560.080 of the Unified Development…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Light RestrictionsIn zones established under the City's Title 22 Transitional Zoning Code, corridor and activity-node areas outside the…
Read full rule →Tulare County
Light RestrictionsUnincorporated Tulare County does not have a standalone dark-sky ordinance, but its General Plan 2030 sets…
Read full rule →Ventura
Light RestrictionsThe City of Ventura requires outdoor lighting fixtures to be designed and selected to avoid excessive spillage of…
Read full rule →Light Trespass & Shielding
Rules preventing outdoor lights from shining onto neighboring homes, shielding and full-cutoff fixture requirements, aiming standards, and footcandle caps at the property line.
Lake County
Heavy RestrictionsIn unincorporated Lake County, Section 41.8 of the Zoning Ordinance prohibits any unobstructed beam of light from being…
Read full rule →Madera
Heavy RestrictionsMadera's Industrial Park (IP) zoning bans glare and heat from crossing a lot line. Madera Municipal Code §…
Read full rule →West Sacramento
Significant RestrictionsWest Sacramento bans advertising searchlights, mercury vapor lamps, and flashing, blinking, or laser outdoor lighting…
Read full rule →Alameda
Some RestrictionsAlameda's Dark Skies Ordinance caps light spilling onto a neighbor's property at one foot-candle, measured right at the…
Read full rule →Alameda County
Some RestrictionsAlameda County treats light trespass onto neighbors as nuisance under Title 17 and Civil Code 3479. Residential…
Read full rule →Alhambra
Some RestrictionsAlhambra's zoning code caps light spilling onto a neighbor's property at 0.3 foot-candles measured at the property…
Read full rule →Anaheim
Some RestrictionsAnaheim caps how much light a multi-family or mixed-use project can throw onto neighboring property: outdoor service…
Read full rule →Antioch
Some RestrictionsAntioch's off-street parking standards bar outdoor lighting from shining directly onto an adjacent street or property…
Read full rule →Apple Valley
Some RestrictionsApple Valley caps spillover light at 75 foot-lamberts measured from a source of reflected light at the boundary of any…
Read full rule →Bakersfield
Some RestrictionsBakersfield Municipal Code § 17.71.070 bans outdoor light fixtures that resemble traffic signals, shine upward, blink…
Read full rule →Baldwin Park
Some RestrictionsBaldwin Park's zoning code requires every light fixture on commercial, industrial or mixed-use property to be directed…
Read full rule →Bellflower
Some RestrictionsMulti-family projects in Bellflower's R-2 zone must shield all lighting fixtures from neighboring residential units, on…
Read full rule →Berkeley
Some RestrictionsBerkeley requires all exterior lighting on residential lots to be shielded and pointed downward and away from lot…
Read full rule →Brentwood
Some RestrictionsBrentwood caps outdoor lighting spill from every office and commercial property at one-half foot-candle measured at the…
Read full rule →Buena Park
Some RestrictionsBuena Park requires security lighting in residential parking areas to use full-cutoff pole fixtures, stay below 20…
Read full rule →Butte County
Some RestrictionsButte County Code of Ordinances Section 24-67 requires all outdoor lighting in the county's residential zones to be…
Read full rule →Calaveras County
Some RestrictionsCalaveras County caps outdoor light spilling onto neighboring property at 0.1 foot-candle at the property line, rising…
Read full rule →Camarillo
Some RestrictionsCamarillo defines light trespass as light that shines beyond a property's lines or creates a nuisance to neighbors, and…
Read full rule →Carson
Some RestrictionsCarson's zoning code requires exterior lighting on buildings, parking lots, and landscaping to be directed away from…
Read full rule →Ceres
Some RestrictionsCeres Municipal Code declares any light, lighted sign, or device that directs or reflects glare onto a neighboring…
Read full rule →Chico
Some RestrictionsChico's municipal code requires exterior lighting to be shielded or recessed so glare stays on-site, directed downward…
Read full rule →Chino
Some RestrictionsChino requires outdoor lighting to minimize spillage onto neighboring properties, use energy-efficient fixtures, and…
Read full rule →Chino Hills
Some RestrictionsChino Hills bars lights and glare from spilling onto neighboring land. Municipal Code Section 16.48.040 requires that…
Read full rule →Chula Vista
Some RestrictionsChula Vista's Unnecessary Lights chapter bars commercial and industrial light sources from beaming unshielded onto…
Read full rule →Clovis
Some RestrictionsClovis limits how much light a fixture can spill onto a neighbor's land: indirect illumination of an adjacent property…
Read full rule →Compton
Some RestrictionsCompton requires every outdoor parking lot to be lit so glare and direct illumination never spill into an adjacent…
Read full rule →Contra Costa County
Some RestrictionsOff-street parking areas in non-residential zoning districts across unincorporated Contra Costa County must aim…
Read full rule →Corona
Some RestrictionsCorona Municipal Code Section 17.76.090(B) requires all outdoor lighting in parking areas to be designed and arranged…
Read full rule →Costa Mesa
Some RestrictionsA Costa Mesa restaurant or bar within 200 feet of a residential zone must shield or aim all exterior lighting away from…
Read full rule →Cupertino
Some RestrictionsCupertino caps light spilling onto a neighboring lot at 0.1 foot-candle measured at the shared property line, bars…
Read full rule →Davis
Some RestrictionsDavis Municipal Code Article 8.17 defines light trespass as artificial light that produces unnecessary and unwanted…
Read full rule →Delano
Some RestrictionsDelano Development Code §20.10.140.1.a limits outdoor lighting from nonresidential uses to one-half (0.5) foot-candles…
Read full rule →Downey
Some RestrictionsDowney caps light trespass at 0.5 foot-candles measured at any point on a property's lot lines under Municipal Code…
Read full rule →Dublin
Some RestrictionsDublin caps outdoor lighting intrusion onto neighboring land in several settings. Municipal Code Section 8.76.070.A.13…
Read full rule →Eastvale
Some RestrictionsEastvale requires every outdoor light fixture to be fully shielded and aimed away from neighboring parcels, and caps…
Read full rule →El Cajon
Some RestrictionsEl Cajon bans light trespass outright: Municipal Code § 17.130.150 says lighting on one property may never create a…
Read full rule →El Dorado County
Some RestrictionsEvery outdoor light fixture in unincorporated El Dorado County must be shielded and aimed so no direct light crosses…
Read full rule →El Monte
Some RestrictionsEl Monte requires every outdoor fixture to be directed, oriented and shielded so light doesn't spill onto a neighbor's…
Read full rule →Elk Grove
Some RestrictionsElk Grove caps how much artificial light can spill onto a neighboring home. EGMC § 23.56.030(B)(4) limits illumination…
Read full rule →Escondido
Some RestrictionsEscondido defines light trespass as light crossing onto a neighboring property from a fixture that doesn't belong to…
Read full rule →Fairfield
Some RestrictionsFairfield requires outdoor lighting on private non-residential property to be shielded or recessed so glare stays…
Read full rule →Fremont
Some RestrictionsFremont's sign code bars light spillover onto neighboring property. Municipal Code Sec. 18.193.430 requires illuminated…
Read full rule →Fresno
Some RestrictionsFresno's Development Code regulates outdoor artificial light under Municipal Code Section 15-2015 to protect the night…
Read full rule →Fresno County
Some RestrictionsFresno County limits how much light a property owner can throw onto a neighbor's land under Zoning Ordinance Section…
Read full rule →Fullerton
Some RestrictionsIn Fullerton's industrial zones, on-site lighting devices must be designed so their glare and spillover do not reach…
Read full rule →Galt
Some RestrictionsLight trespass from floodlights, signage, or security fixtures onto neighboring residential property is treated as a…
Read full rule →Glendale
Some RestrictionsGlendale caps outdoor light trespass under Municipal Code Section 30.30.040(A), which governs lighting citywide in the…
Read full rule →Glenn County
Some RestrictionsGlenn County's Unified Development Code addresses light trespass through Section 15.560.080, which prohibits directing…
Read full rule →Hanford
Some RestrictionsHanford regulates outdoor lighting citywide to conserve energy, protect the night environment, and prevent light…
Read full rule →Hawthorne
Some RestrictionsHawthorne requires commercial parking lots serving more than ten spaces to keep at least one foot-candle of light on…
Read full rule →Hayward
Some RestrictionsHayward's residential design standards require exterior lighting to stay confined to the property that installed it…
Read full rule →Hemet
Some RestrictionsHemet's zoning code requires all exterior lighting on manufacturing-zoned sites to be directed or shielded away from…
Read full rule →Hercules
Some RestrictionsNew development in Hercules must control light and glare so it never spills past its own property line. The performance…
Read full rule →Hesperia
Some RestrictionsHesperia caps glare from community or regional industrial activity at 0.5 footcandles as measured on any residential…
Read full rule →Huntington Beach
Some RestrictionsHuntington Beach requires all off-street parking area lighting to be energy-efficient and designed so it does not…
Read full rule →Indio
Some RestrictionsIndio requires all outdoor lighting to be shielded and aimed downward or at structures so it doesn't glare, trespass…
Read full rule →Irvine
Some RestrictionsNonresidential buildings, open parking lots and walkways in Irvine must be lit to specific minimum foot-candle levels…
Read full rule →Isleton
Some RestrictionsIsleton does not have a formal dark sky ordinance but the zoning code requires shielded outdoor lighting for new…
Read full rule →Kern County
Some RestrictionsKern County's outdoor lighting chapter defines a 'fully shielded' fixture as one that projects no light rays above the…
Read full rule →Kings County
Some RestrictionsNew exterior lighting on homes, businesses, and industrial sites in unincorporated Kings County must be hooded…
Read full rule →Lake Forest
Some RestrictionsIn Lake Forest's R1 single-family district, all outdoor lights must be designed and located so direct light rays stay…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsLakewood requires exterior porch and yard lighting on R-1 properties to eliminate glare onto neighboring lots entirely…
Read full rule →Lancaster
Some RestrictionsLancaster requires all outdoor lighting to be directed away from adjacent properties and designed to prevent glare…
Read full rule →Lodi
Some RestrictionsExterior lighting on private property in Lodi must be shielded or recessed so glare stays on site, directed downward…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Some RestrictionsLong Beach requires every parking lot and garage citywide to be lit with fixtures directed and shielded to keep light…
Read full rule →Los Angeles
Some RestrictionsLA prohibits exterior lighting that causes more than two footcandles of illumination on neighboring residential…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Some RestrictionsIn the unincorporated Rural Outdoor Lighting District, County Code bans outdoor lighting that causes "unacceptable…
Read full rule →Los Banos
Some RestrictionsLos Banos's outdoor lighting ordinance defines light trespass as light shining beyond a property's boundaries and…
Read full rule →Madera County
Some RestrictionsParking facility lighting in unincorporated Madera County has to stay on the property that installed it. Madera County…
Read full rule →Manteca
Some RestrictionsManteca requires every outdoor fixture citywide to be designed, aimed downward, and shielded specifically to prevent…
Read full rule →Marin County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Marin County restricts exterior lighting visible from off-site to safety purposes only. Marin County…
Read full rule →Mendocino County
Some RestrictionsIn Mendocino County's Coastal Zone, exterior lighting must be shielded or aimed so no light or glare crosses onto a…
Read full rule →Merced
Some RestrictionsMerced requires parking lot lighting to be designed so glare or spillage is directed away from residential properties…
Read full rule →Merced County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Merced County requires all exterior lighting be hooded and pointed down and away from neighboring…
Read full rule →Monterey
Some RestrictionsMonterey requires every licensed cannabis business to run exterior lighting from dusk to dawn without producing glare…
Read full rule →Monterey County
Some RestrictionsEvery new development in unincorporated Monterey County that adds exterior lighting must follow the county's Design…
Read full rule →Moorpark
Some RestrictionsMoorpark bans outdoor lighting that creates glare or spills beyond the property line, along with unshielded flood…
Read full rule →Moreno Valley
Some RestrictionsMoreno Valley limits light spilling onto a neighboring property to one-quarter foot-candle measured five feet inside…
Read full rule →Mountain View
Some RestrictionsMountain View requires all exterior lighting on multi-family and nonresidential properties to be shielded so it does…
Read full rule →Murrieta
Some RestrictionsMurrieta requires exterior lighting to be shielded so glare and the light source itself stay off neighboring parcels…
Read full rule →Newport Beach
Some RestrictionsNewport Beach requires spotlighting and floodlighting on buildings, statues, and landscaping to use full cut-off or…
Read full rule →Norwalk
Some RestrictionsNorwalk's mixed-use development standards require every project's lighting to be designed so it does not spill glare…
Read full rule →Oakland
Some RestrictionsOakland's Planning Code bars commercial and industrial activities near residential zones from producing glare…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Some RestrictionsOceanside City Code Section 39.5(d) requires outdoor lighting on homes and small multi-family buildings to be shielded…
Read full rule →Orange
Some RestrictionsOrange bars exterior lighting from shining directly onto neighboring property. Residential fixtures must be controlled…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Orange County's zoning code requires all outdoor lighting to be designed and located so it confines…
Read full rule →Oxnard
Some RestrictionsUnder Oxnard Code of Ordinances Section 16-320, a light source on any lot cannot shine upon or directly illuminate any…
Read full rule →Pacifica
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Pacifica, off-street parking lot lighting must be directed away from neighboring residential properties…
Read full rule →Palm Springs
Some RestrictionsPalm Springs defines "Light Trespass" in Section 93.21.00(A)(9) as illumination that spills "off the subject project…
Read full rule →Palmdale
Some RestrictionsPalmdale caps light spilling onto neighboring parcels at one-quarter foot-candle at the property line under PMC §…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Some RestrictionsPasadena caps how much artificial light can spill onto neighboring residential land: Municipal Code Section 17.40.080.A…
Read full rule →Perris
Some RestrictionsPerris requires all lighting on commercial and industrial parking areas, including security lighting, to be directed…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Some RestrictionsPetaluma limits reflected light off a building's walls or roof to 0.3 foot-candles maximum and 0.1 foot-candle average…
Read full rule →Pleasanton
Some RestrictionsUnder Pleasanton's SB 9 housing-development and urban-lot-split standards, exterior lighting on a housing development…
Read full rule →Pomona
Some RestrictionsPomona caps how much outdoor light can spill onto neighboring land: Sec. 640.A.3.b limits illumination at any street…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Some RestrictionsLight trespass from one property onto another in Rancho Cordova is addressed as a nuisance under the municipal code…
Read full rule →Rancho Cucamonga
Some RestrictionsOutdoor lighting in Rancho Cucamonga must be fully shielded and aimed away from neighboring land under Development Code…
Read full rule →Redding
Some RestrictionsRedding's zoning code requires exterior lighting on commercial, office, and industrial properties to stay on-site…
Read full rule →Redlands
Some RestrictionsRedlands caps outdoor lighting spillover from agritourism uses in the A-1 Agricultural District at one-half of a…
Read full rule →Redwood City
Some RestrictionsNew development in Redwood City's Mixed-Use Corridor zoning sub-districts must light sidewalks, walkways, plazas and…
Read full rule →Rialto
Some RestrictionsRialto's design guidelines cap exterior lighting at one-half footcandle at any residential property line and one…
Read full rule →Ridgecrest
Some RestrictionsRidgecrest's zoning code requires off-street parking lot lighting to be indirect and hooded so it doesn't spill onto…
Read full rule →Riverside
Some RestrictionsRiverside's Outdoor Lighting chapter caps brightness, mounting height and light trespass to keep the night sky dark…
Read full rule →Riverside County
Some RestrictionsRiverside County requires every outdoor luminaire in the unincorporated area to be adequately shielded and aimed so no…
Read full rule →Rohnert Park
Some RestrictionsRohnert Park requires all outdoor lighting to be shielded and directed downward at the lot line so it is not directly…
Read full rule →Sacramento
Some RestrictionsSacramento requires shielded, non-spillover exterior lighting on every off-street parking facility citywide under City…
Read full rule →Sacramento County
Some RestrictionsNew light fixtures in Sacramento County parking lots must be full cut-off, shielded, and aimed downward and away from…
Read full rule →Salinas
Some RestrictionsSalinas caps outdoor light spilling onto neighboring land at one-half footcandle at any R or NU district property line…
Read full rule →San Benito County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated San Benito County limits outdoor lighting near Pinnacles National Monument and Fremont Peak State Park…
Read full rule →San Bernardino County
Some RestrictionsCommercial and industrial lighting can't spill more than 0.5 foot-candles onto neighboring homes or the street…
Read full rule →San Diego
Some RestrictionsSan Diego exempts security lighting for walkways, equipment yards, and parking lots from its 11 p.m. curfew, but only…
Read full rule →San Diego County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated San Diego County requires new or altered outdoor luminaires to meet shielding, lumen, and curfew…
Read full rule →San Jose
Some RestrictionsCommercial and public/quasi-public lighting next to residential property must be shielded so light reflects away from…
Read full rule →San Leandro
Some RestrictionsSan Leandro's zoning code directly limits light trespass from outdoor lighting onto residential land. Municipal Code §…
Read full rule →San Luis Obispo County
Some RestrictionsCounty code bars outdoor lighting from being aimed at neighboring dwellings or public streets and separately prohibits…
Read full rule →San Marcos
Some RestrictionsSan Marcos caps perimeter lighting at one-half of one foot-candle at any point along a property line under Zoning…
Read full rule →San Mateo County
Some RestrictionsIn the unincorporated Midcoast (El Granada, Miramar, Moss Beach, Montara), county design review rules require new home…
Read full rule →San Rafael
Some RestrictionsSan Rafael caps new outdoor lighting at roughly one foot-candle at doorways, tapering to under one foot-candle at the…
Read full rule →San Ramon
Some RestrictionsSan Ramon caps light spilling onto a neighboring residential lot at one foot-candle at the property line and requires…
Read full rule →Santa Ana
Some RestrictionsElectronic message displays approved through Santa Ana's Regional Planned Sign Program can't sit within 300 feet of…
Read full rule →Santa Barbara County
Some RestrictionsWithin Santa Barbara County's unincorporated Coastal Zone, County Code Sec. 35-139 requires every exterior light…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Some RestrictionsSanta Clara's Zoning Code bars light fixtures from directly illuminating anything outside the project site. Section…
Read full rule →Santa Clara County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Santa Clara County requires security lighting on accessory wind energy towers to sit no higher than 12…
Read full rule →Santa Clarita
Some RestrictionsOutdoor lighting in Santa Clarita cannot spill onto a neighbor's property: UDC § 17.51.050(D)(1)(b) requires every…
Read full rule →Santa Cruz County
Some RestrictionsSanta Cruz County requires off-street parking and circulation-area lighting for any development other than…
Read full rule →Santa Maria
Some RestrictionsSanta Maria caps light trespass from commercial and industrial glare sources at 0.5 footcandle measured in residential…
Read full rule →Santa Monica
Some RestrictionsExterior lighting may not spill onto neighboring properties at more than 0.5 foot-candles, and all fixtures must use…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa
Some RestrictionsSection 20-30.080(E) of Santa Rosa's Zoning Code caps light spilling onto a neighboring residential lot at one…
Read full rule →Shasta County
Some RestrictionsAll exterior and interior lighting in unincorporated Shasta County must be designed and aimed to stay on the property…
Read full rule →Simi Valley
Some RestrictionsEvery light fixture in Simi Valley, residential or commercial, must be aimed away from neighboring property under…
Read full rule →Solano County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Solano County controls light trespass through Chapter 28 performance standards. Exterior lighting must…
Read full rule →Sonoma
Some RestrictionsSMC 19.40.030(D) bars any exterior light source or its reflected glare from being directly visible from five feet or…
Read full rule →Sonoma County
Some RestrictionsSonoma County caps exterior lighting only within the Taylor/Sonoma/Mayacamas Mountains scenic combining zone: fixtures…
Read full rule →South Gate
Some RestrictionsSouth Gate makes it unlawful to shine or reflect light through a neighbor's residential window or door with enough…
Read full rule →Stanislaus County
Some RestrictionsIn Stanislaus County's Industrial Business Park (IBP) zoning district, direct or sky-reflected glare or heat from…
Read full rule →Stockton
Some RestrictionsStockton's Development Code limits how much exterior light can spill onto a neighboring property: light measured at any…
Read full rule →Sunnyvale
Some RestrictionsSunnyvale requires illuminated signs next to residential areas to be shielded so light points downward and away from…
Read full rule →Tehama County
Some RestrictionsTehama County requires exterior lighting on qualifying commercial and industrial projects in the unincorporated area to…
Read full rule →Temecula
Some RestrictionsTemecula requires all lighting fixtures on commercial, office, and industrial development, including spotlights, sign…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Some RestrictionsThousand Oaks requires perimeter and floodlighting on commercial and industrial property to be hooded or shielded so no…
Read full rule →Turlock
Some RestrictionsTurlock's zoning code requires rental storage facilities to locate or shield exterior security lighting so it does not…
Read full rule →Union City
Some RestrictionsUnion City requires site lighting on qualifying new development to be shielded from adjacent residential windows and…
Read full rule →Upland
Some RestrictionsUpland flatly prohibits light trespass that results in glare under Section 17.14.030(A). Residential fixtures over 750…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Some RestrictionsVacaville requires all exterior lighting to be shielded and aimed so it doesn't create a hazard or nuisance on a…
Read full rule →Vallejo
Some RestrictionsVallejo's zoning code defines light trespass as unwanted light spilling onto adjacent lots and public rights-of-way…
Read full rule →Ventura
Some RestrictionsNew development and lighting improvements citywide must avoid spilling light onto neighboring property under Municipal…
Read full rule →Ventura County
Some RestrictionsIn the Dark Sky overlay zone, security lights must be fully shielded, aimed downward, and capped at 2,600 lumens with…
Read full rule →Vista
Some RestrictionsVista caps how much light a private outdoor fixture can throw onto a neighbor's land. Development Code Section…
Read full rule →West Covina
Some RestrictionsWest Covina limits how much light can spill from one residential property onto another. Development Code Section…
Read full rule →Westminster
Some RestrictionsWestminster's outdoor lighting standard, Municipal Code Section 17.300.040(B)(1), bars any exterior fixture from…
Read full rule →Whittier
Some RestrictionsWhittier requires parking lot and yard lighting to be arranged so it reflects light away from adjacent properties…
Read full rule →Yuba City
Some RestrictionsAny security lighting on private property in Yuba City must be shielded so it does not cast obtrusive glare onto the…
Read full rule →Yuba County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Yuba County bans drop-down lens fixtures, mercury vapor lights, and searchlights, lasers, or…
Read full rule →Carlsbad
Light RestrictionsOffice, shopping-center, and hospital-overlay projects in Carlsbad must light every employee and visitor parking area…
Read full rule →Colusa County
Light RestrictionsUnincorporated Colusa County's Zoning Code controls light trespass through Section 44-3.30.010, which requires all…
Read full rule →Fontana
Light RestrictionsFontana treats light trespass as a zoning violation under FMC Title 17 and a nuisance under Civil Code 3479…
Read full rule →Tulare County
Light RestrictionsUnincorporated Tulare County controls light trespass through General Plan policies and nuisance enforcement rather than…
Read full rule →Yolo County
Light RestrictionsAgricultural tourism and special event venues in the Clarksburg Agricultural District overlay zone can't point exterior…
Read full rule →Citrus Heights
Few RestrictionsLight trespass onto neighboring properties in Citrus Heights is actionable under CHMC nuisance provisions and Civil…
Read full rule →Billboard Lighting
Lighting standards for outdoor advertising, luminance limits, dwell time, sky-glow mitigation, and curfew hours after which billboards must dim or shut off.
Corona
Heavy RestrictionsCorona bans off-premise outdoor advertising signs, including electronically lit billboards, everywhere in the city…
Read full rule →Fairfield
Heavy RestrictionsFairfield bans off-site advertising structures like billboards outright under Section 25.1309.G of the sign ordinance…
Read full rule →Indio
Heavy RestrictionsIndio's Unified Development Code lists billboard signs as an outright prohibited sign type citywide, so no new…
Read full rule →Moreno Valley
Heavy RestrictionsMoreno Valley bans upward-pointed billboard lighting outright under Section 9.08.100(H)(6), part of the same subsection…
Read full rule →Redlands
Heavy RestrictionsRedlands bans billboards outright rather than regulating how they may be lit. City Code section 15.36.140 lists…
Read full rule →San Luis Obispo County
Heavy RestrictionsSan Luis Obispo County does not regulate billboard lighting because it bans the structures themselves. Land Use…
Read full rule →San Ramon
Heavy RestrictionsSan Ramon does not regulate billboard lighting because it does not allow billboards at all: Section D3-50(F) of the…
Read full rule →Union City
Heavy RestrictionsUnion City bans billboards and other off-premises advertising signs outright under § 18.30.050(H), so no illuminated…
Read full rule →Folsom
Significant RestrictionsEvery billboard erected along Folsom's Highway 50 corridor needs its design, colors and lighting approved by the…
Read full rule →Los Angeles County
Significant RestrictionsIn unincorporated Los Angeles County, outdoor advertising signs and billboards can't use exposed incandescent lamps…
Read full rule →Orange County
Significant RestrictionsUnincorporated Orange County limits how bright and where billboard lighting can shine: direct light rays must stay…
Read full rule →Perris
Significant RestrictionsPerris bans illuminated digital displays on off-site advertising signs (billboards) citywide unless approved through a…
Read full rule →Riverside
Significant RestrictionsWhen Riverside allows a legally nonconforming billboard to relocate onto the same parcel after annexation, RMC §…
Read full rule →Vacaville
Significant RestrictionsDigital freeway billboards in Vacaville cannot shine brighter than 0.3 foot-candles above ambient light, measured with…
Read full rule →Alameda
Some RestrictionsAlameda's sign code lets lights illuminating a billboard or other advertising structure project up to four feet past…
Read full rule →Anaheim
Some RestrictionsAnaheim caps how bright any lighted sign, including freeway billboards, may shine: no more than 250 foot-lamberts of…
Read full rule →Bakersfield
Some RestrictionsBakersfield lets outdoor advertising signs (billboards) be illuminated, but only "provided no lighting is directed onto…
Read full rule →Baldwin Park
Some RestrictionsDigital billboards approved under Baldwin Park's freeway-corridor billboard rule cannot exceed 0.3 foot candles above…
Read full rule →Buena Park
Some RestrictionsBuena Park caps digital billboard brightness at 0.3 foot candles above ambient light and requires a light-sensing…
Read full rule →Clovis
Some RestrictionsClovis caps the brightness of any illuminated sign, including a billboard or off-site advertising structure, at 10…
Read full rule →Compton
Some RestrictionsCompton bars billboard illumination that interferes with traffic signals, flashes or moves, or throws glare at drivers…
Read full rule →Davis
Some RestrictionsAny externally illuminated sign, billboard, advertising display or building identification sign covered by Davis's…
Read full rule →El Cajon
Some RestrictionsEl Cajon's citywide sign illumination standard, Municipal Code Section 17.190.100, caps frosted incandescent sign lamps…
Read full rule →El Monte
Some RestrictionsDigital billboards in El Monte's Billboard Overlay Zone cannot exceed 0.3 foot candles above ambient light and need a…
Read full rule →Fresno County
Some RestrictionsFresno County caps how billboard and sign lighting may be aimed: illumination must concentrate on the sign face itself…
Read full rule →Fullerton
Some RestrictionsFreeway-oriented electronic billboards in Fullerton must carry a light-sensing device that automatically dims or…
Read full rule →Garden Grove
Some RestrictionsGarden Grove caps the brightness of electronic billboards along the SR-22 Freeway Corridor at 0.3 foot-candles above…
Read full rule →Glendale
Some RestrictionsGlendale's Nonessential Energy Use ordinance sets exact billboard lighting hours: sunset to ten-thirty p.m., once the…
Read full rule →Hawthorne
Some RestrictionsFreeway Overlay Zone billboards in Hawthorne cannot use red, blinking, or intermittent lighting that could be mistaken…
Read full rule →Hemet
Some RestrictionsHemet requires every digital billboard authorized under its relocation and net reduction program to use…
Read full rule →Inglewood
Some RestrictionsInglewood lets monument signs, wall signs, and billboards carry external spotlights, but pole and projecting signs must…
Read full rule →Kings County
Some RestrictionsOutdoor and off-site advertising structures in unincorporated Kings County must aim their lighting away from…
Read full rule →Lakewood
Some RestrictionsAny sign larger than 4 square feet in Lakewood, including a billboard, cannot be lit with unshielded lighting under…
Read full rule →Long Beach
Some RestrictionsLong Beach requires billboard illumination to be designed, aimed, and shielded so light falls only on the display…
Read full rule →Los Angeles
Some RestrictionsEvery illuminated sign in Los Angeles must be arranged so that its light intensity does not exceed 3 foot candles above…
Read full rule →Los Banos
Some RestrictionsLos Banos allows a billboard to be electrically illuminated but Municipal Code § 9-3.2819(i)(4)(C) draws one hard line…
Read full rule →Madera
Some RestrictionsMadera caps light from an exterior illuminated sign, including a billboard or advertising structure, at ten candlepower…
Read full rule →Mendocino County
Some RestrictionsMendocino County bans exposed light sources and flashing or moving lights on all signs, including the off-site…
Read full rule →Modesto
Some RestrictionsModesto limits electronic message boards, video display signs, and digital freeway billboards along Highway 99 to a…
Read full rule →Norwalk
Some RestrictionsNorwalk's sign ordinance forbids illuminating any sign, including an off-site billboard, in a way that focuses direct…
Read full rule →Oceanside
Some RestrictionsOceanside's Chapter 39 Light Pollution Regulations classify billboards as Class I lighting and require most Class I…
Read full rule →Orange
Some RestrictionsAn electronic billboard in Orange's freeway corridor cannot exceed 0.3 foot-candles of light output above the ambient…
Read full rule →Oxnard
Some RestrictionsOxnard caps the brightness of its freeway adjacent digital display billboards at 0.3 foot-candles above ambient light…
Read full rule →Palmdale
Some RestrictionsEvery outdoor advertising structure in Palmdale must be built so its lighting and support frame are screened from…
Read full rule →Pasadena
Some RestrictionsPasadena bans electrical billboard, sign, and decorative lighting outright under Section 13.08.010, then carves out a…
Read full rule →Petaluma
Some RestrictionsPetaluma caps illuminated signs near residential zones at 30 foot-lamberts of surface brightness and bars direct…
Read full rule →Placer County
Some RestrictionsAny lighted sign in unincorporated Placer County, including an off-premises billboard, may only be illuminated by…
Read full rule →Rancho Cordova
Some RestrictionsDigital freeway billboards permitted inside the city's four overlay zones cannot shine brighter than 0.3 foot-candles…
Read full rule →Riverside County
Some RestrictionsAn illuminated billboard in unincorporated Riverside County must be built so that no light bulb, tube, filament or…
Read full rule →Roseville
Some RestrictionsWhen Roseville relocates a billboard onto city-owned land near Interstate 80 or Highway 65, Section 17.17.035(C)…
Read full rule →Sacramento County
Some RestrictionsDigital billboards in unincorporated Sacramento County cannot exceed 0.3 foot-candles of illuminance above ambient…
Read full rule →San Benito County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated San Benito County requires internally illuminated outdoor advertising signs to use opaque backgrounds…
Read full rule →San Bernardino County
Some RestrictionsOff-site sign (billboard) illumination in unincorporated San Bernardino County must comply with the county's outdoor…
Read full rule →San Diego County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated San Diego County requires billboard and other off-premises sign lighting to be fully shielded, aimed…
Read full rule →San Jose
Some RestrictionsSan Jose limits billboard illumination to continuous, non-flashing lighting under Municipal Code § 23.04.450(F), and…
Read full rule →Santa Ana
Some RestrictionsSanta Ana caps every digital billboard's brightness at 0.3 foot-candles over ambient light and requires a photocell or…
Read full rule →Santa Barbara County
Some RestrictionsIlluminated advertising signs, including off-premise billboards, within the Eastern Goleta Valley Community Plan area…
Read full rule →Santa Clara
Some RestrictionsElectronic billboards and other digital display signs in Santa Clara cannot exceed 5,000 nits during daylight hours or…
Read full rule →Santa Clarita
Some RestrictionsSanta Clarita caps digital billboard brightness at 0.3 foot candles above ambient light measured from 250 feet away…
Read full rule →Thousand Oaks
Some RestrictionsThousand Oaks keeps illuminated signs away from homes: an illuminated sign can't be erected within 75 feet of a…
Read full rule →Vallejo
Some RestrictionsVallejo caps digital and electronic billboard brightness at 160 Nits at night and during daytime fog or heavy overcast…
Read full rule →Victorville
Some RestrictionsVictorville's general sign-illumination rules, including a 15-watt bulb cap and a ban on flashing displays, do not…
Read full rule →Westminster
Some RestrictionsWestminster caps electronic billboard illumination at 0.3 foot-candles above ambient light, measured at 250 feet for…
Read full rule →Vista
Light RestrictionsVista's citywide 11 p.m. lighting curfew carves out an exception for on-premises advertising signs and billboards…
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