(1) All exterior lighting shall balance the need for energy conservation with those of safety, security and decoration.

(2) Where decorative exterior floodlighting is employed, it shall consist of an appropriate composition of brightness relationships and restrained colors to dramatize a setting and extend the hours of such setting’s usefulness. Floodlighting fixtures shall be located and shielded so that their presence is minimized, and no lighting shines directly into the eyes of passing pedestrians, cyclists or motorists.

(3) All exterior lighting shall be part of the architectural and landscape design concept for the development it is intended to serve. Fixtures, standards and all exposed accessories shall be concealed or harmonious with the other building design elements.

(4) Exterior lighting shall not be designed to permit any adverse effect on neighboring properties. (Ord. 950, 1996).