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.
The light at West Tapp Road and South Deborah Drive consistently changes to red for the cars on Tapp and remains red for an extended period of time, even when there are no pedestrians or cars coming from Deborah. This happens often enough to where over 50% of my drives have an extended period of waiting at this light, leading to increased fuel consumption, brake wear, and frustration.
UPDATED LOCATION Blinking flood light comes on every night. Every 30 seconds it turns on and off.
Blinking flood light comes on every night. Every 30 seconds it turns on and off
In the early morning, the light is constantly turning red westbound even when there is no traffic in other directions. It will turn green shortly but then quickly turn red.
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.
The lights for the cars going east and west do not turn green at the same time, the one for cars going west turns green first. Since the cars turning onto College do not have a green arrow, they are waiting for the cars going east to drive first, but those cars don't have a green light yet. I've been honked at and waved at several times from the west cars waiting to turn onto College, but I don't have a green light to go. Please make the lights turn green at the same time, or give the cars going onto College a green arrow.
Extremely bright light with exposed and unguarded element left on 24/7. Illuminates rooms in neighboring homes at night.
The light cycle seems to have changed from sensing to timed and there isn't as much traffic going out of Deborah Drive to need that length of a light cycle. Also the two lane heading east on Tapp to serve as a flow for people turning into the offices down in Deborah Drive is being more heavily abused to serve as a fast pass of the line of traffic and risky merging than it was previously before the light cycle changed.