City Council Explores Tenant Feedback and Regulations for Dark Sky Lighting

The Zoning Commission meeting in Simsbury, Connecticut, on July 21, 2025, addressed key issues related to local lighting regulations and tenant involvement in lease agreements. Central to the discussion was the enforcement of new lighting standards under the proposed “dark sky” initiative. A commission member emphasized the necessity of ensuring tenants understand these regulations before committing to leases, highlighting the importance of clear communication. The meeting also explored the potential for tenant input during the onboarding process, aiming to foster collaboration. Concerns were raised about the timing of new lighting restrictions, particularly regarding Kelvin ratings, and the draft regulations’ omission of signage, which could result in enforcement inconsistencies. Overall, the commission recognized the need for transparent guidelines and stakeholder engagement as the community approaches stricter lighting regulations, with plans to revisit these discussions in future meetings. For full details, the video of the meeting is available online.

City Council Explores Tenant Feedback and Regulations for Dark Sky Lighting

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