The street light (which is in our neighbor’s back yard, not on a street) behind our house has recently had a new bulb put in. Now it’s so bright that it shines in our bedroom window at night and impacts our ability to sleep. Can you please remove the bulb again or install a light blocking shield? Not sure what it’s meant to illuminate for the public as it’s in a back yard.
New light installed by Duke Energy (replaced existing light) on pole between Parkview parking lot and Washington St is blindingly bright and pointed straight at my bedroom window. Even with the blinds closed, the light is clearly visible and illuminates the room to the extent that it is difficult to sleep. I'm used to there being some amount of light out there, but this is untenable. Attached photo was taken at approx. midnight and shows brightness and position of the light from my window.
Unshielded lights with exposed elements light trespass.
Exterior lights causing light trespass, disruptive to people and bars and fireflies on neighboring property. Please enforce.
Light trespass from unshielded fixtures. Bright lights with completely exposed elements have been left on all day and night, interfering with neighboring property. Please cite this code violation.
Light trespass on neighbors property from glare of unshielded exterior lights. Nuisance lights on all night are harmful to native species, disrupting circadian rhythms.
lights on east side porch violate code, light trespass nuisance lights on all night. Bright glare is disrupting sleep and circadian rhythms for bats, fireflies on neighboring property. These lights are too bright, they have exposed elements and are not shielded.
Front porch light is in a clear fixture and on 24 hours a day now that the tenants have moved out.
UPDATED LOCATION Blinking flood light comes on every night. Every 30 seconds it turns on and off.
Porch light is bright, piercing bulb that casts shadows through the windows of neighboring properties. Tenants (who change most years) tend to leave it on for days/weeks at a time. The fixture is unshielded glass and the bulb sits below that fixture anyway.