1. Outdoor lighting for single-family residences;

2. Traffic control signals and devices;

3. Street lights on public streets which are in conflict with other design standards adopted by the city. Where a conflict arises, final determination shall be made by the director;

4. Temporary emergency lighting (i.e., fire, police, repair workers) or warning lights;

5. Moving vehicle lights;

6. Navigation lights (i.e., radio/television towers, docks, piers, buoys) or any other lights where state or federal statute requires lighting that cannot comply with this chapter;

7. Seasonal decorations;

8. Outdoor lighting approved by the director for temporary or periodic events (e.g., fairs, nighttime construction);

9. Internally and externally illuminated signs regulated by Chapter 21.16 LMC; and

10. Outdoor egress lighting as required by National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). (Ord. 3178 § 2, 2016)