Derby Downtown Lighting & Signage Plan
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02<br />
Project Goals<br />
REQUIREMENTS<br />
Based on our experience, lighting installations are most successful when they<br />
meet or exceed starded levels of illumination as outlined by the Illuminating<br />
Engineering Society of North America (IESNA), utilize quality luminaires that<br />
adhere to industry standard codes and design guidelines , and when they create<br />
an identity for the area in which they are installed.<br />
A successful lighting redevelopment project for the <strong>Derby</strong> District should satisfy<br />
these same design criteria by meeting the following goals:<br />
1. Levels of Illumination: Provide lighting solutions with appropriate<br />
levels of illumination that are also within acceptable ratios of uniformity.<br />
2. <strong>Lighting</strong> Quality: Provide lighting solutions of suitable color quality<br />
with vertical illumination for safety of pedestrians in the nighttime<br />
environment.<br />
3. Optical Performance: Provide lighting that is respectful of the night<br />
skies and of neighboring properties by utilizing luminaires with high<br />
quality optical performance.<br />
4. Energy and Maintenance: Provide energy efficient lighting solutions<br />
that are within current energy code standards and that provide easily<br />
maintainable solutions.<br />
5. Private Property: Provide a means for addressing private property<br />
lighting to support the initiatives within the <strong>Derby</strong> District.<br />
6. Visual Identity: Provide lighting systems that have a visual identity and<br />
connection to the District and additional Way-finding / <strong>Signage</strong> efforts for<br />
a cohesive solution.<br />
CODES AND INDUSTRY STANDARDS<br />
Project recommendations shall comply with local and state jurisdictional code<br />
authorities. Applicable codes include, but are not limited to, the following:<br />
a. Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) 10th Edition<br />
Handbook,<br />
b. International Building Code (IBC) 2012 series of codes including 2012<br />
IECC (International Energy Conservation Code) and 2014 NEC (National<br />
Electric Code),<br />
c. International Dark-Sky Association,<br />
d. Commerce City Land Development Code,<br />
e. And the <strong>Derby</strong> Sub Area <strong>Plan</strong> and Design Guidelines.<br />
Pedestrian lighting scheme with strong vertical illumination and visual theme.<br />
The following pages outline the importance of each goal in more detail.<br />
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<strong>Derby</strong> <strong>Lighting</strong> & <strong>Signage</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />
Central shopping district with vertical illumination for pedestrian safety and visual identity with a festive feel.