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CAMPTON HILLS When Mark Christensen first moved to his St. Charles home 30 years ago, he could see the Milky Way albeit faintly from his backyard.
You cant do that anymore, the Fox Valley Astronomical Society member said.
Christensen chalks the disappearing night sky up to too much development but said the situation isnt hopeless in Kane County with some effort.
Nearby Campton Hills is making that effort.
Five years after voters said they wanted the village to consider adopting a dark sky light ordinance, Campton Hills leaders have drafted a responsible outdoor lighting ordinance for new construction.
The Plan Commission recommended approval of the ordinance in January, but the Village Board has yet to act on the document. Village President Patsy Smith said last week that trustees are waiting for it to be reviewed by a professional.
Although the proposed ordinance is 18 pages, it can be summed up in three sentences:
Shine the light where you need it.
Dont use any more light than you need.
Turn off the lights when you dont need them.
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WEST HARTFORD, Conn., April 17, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Global Information Inc. announces the addition of a new market research report "Outdoor Area and Street Lighting: Market Analysis and Forecast 2014" at GIIResearch.com
A worldwide push for LED outdoor lighting occurred in 2012, due in large part to various national and international political initiatives. 2 million LED luminaires were installed in tunnels and roadways during the year. Prices are forecasted to decline due to market competition. Energy consumption will continue to be a pressing issue as electricity cost and demand rise. The demand for more efficient and longer lasting LED lighting will continue to grow at an aggressive pace.
This insightful report analyzes the market for LED outdoor area and street lighting from 2010 to 2012 and offers a forecast through 2017.
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Chapter 1: Executive Summary Chapter 2: Scope and Definition Chapter 3: Overview and Background Chapter 4: Roadway Lighting Chapter 5: Area Lighting List of Tables and Figures
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CAMPTON HILLS When Mark Christensen first moved to his St. Charles home 30 years ago, he could see the Milky Way albeit faintly from his backyard.
You cant do that anymore, the Fox Valley Astronomical Society member said.
Christensen chalks the disappearing night sky up to too much development but said the situation isnt hopeless in Kane County with some effort.
Nearby Campton Hills is making that effort.
Five years after voters said they wanted the village to consider adopting a dark sky light ordinance, Campton Hills leaders have drafted a responsible outdoor lighting ordinance for new construction.
The Plan Commission recommended approval of the ordinance in January, but the Village Board has yet to act on the document. Village President Patsy Smith said last week that trustees are waiting for it to be reviewed by a professional.
Although the proposed ordinance is 18 pages, it can be summed up in three sentences:
Shine the light where you need it.
Dont use any more light than you need.
Turn off the lights when you dont need them.
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Campton Hills leaders draft a responsible outdoor lighting ordinance Keeping the lights low
CAMPTON HILLS When Mark Christensen first moved to his St. Charles home 30 years ago, he could see the Milky Way albeit faintly from his backyard.
You cant do that anymore, the Fox Valley Astronomical Society member said.
Christensen chalks the disappearing night sky up to too much development but said the situation isnt hopeless in Kane County with some effort.
Nearby Campton Hills is making that effort.
Five years after voters said they wanted the village to consider adopting a dark sky light ordinance, Campton Hills leaders have drafted a responsible outdoor lighting ordinance for new construction.
The Plan Commission recommended approval of the ordinance in January, but the Village Board has yet to act on the document. Village President Patsy Smith said last week that trustees are waiting for it to be reviewed by a professional.
Although the proposed ordinance is 18 pages, it can be summed up in three sentences:
Shine the light where you need it.
Dont use any more light than you need.
Turn off the lights when you dont need them.
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Keeping the lighting low in Campton Hills
CAMPTON HILLS When Mark Christensen first moved to his St. Charles home 30 years ago, he could see the Milky Way albeit faintly from his backyard.
You cant do that anymore, the Fox Valley Astronomical Society member said.
Christensen chalks the disappearing night sky up to too much development but said the situation isnt hopeless in Kane County with some effort.
Nearby Campton Hills is making that effort.
Five years after voters said they wanted the village to consider adopting a dark sky light ordinance, Campton Hills leaders have drafted a responsible outdoor lighting ordinance for new construction.
The Plan Commission recommended approval of the ordinance in January, but the Village Board has yet to act on the document. Village President Patsy Smith said last week that trustees are waiting for it to be reviewed by a professional.
Although the proposed ordinance is 18 pages, it can be summed up in three sentences:
Shine the light where you need it.
Dont use any more light than you need.
Turn off the lights when you dont need them.
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Campton Hills leaders draft a responsible outdoor lighting ordinance
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