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Attachment 9- Lighting Impact Assessment
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5. RELEVANT GUIDELINES AND STANDARDS
The existing site lighting is reviewed against the requirements of the following standards to ensure
compliance and reduce the adverse effects of lighting at night to road users, aircraft (if in the vicinity of
aerodromes) and the surround environment.
5.2. AS/NZS 4282:2019 Control of the obtrusive effects of outdoor lighting
5.2.1. Environmental Zones
This document outlines Environmental Zones to which the proposed signage will be evaluated based on
the location of the proposed sign relative to its surrounding environment.
Excerpt from Standard Table 3.1 Environmental Zone
Zones Description Examples
UNESCO Starlight Reserve. IDA Dark Sky Parks.
Major optical observatories
A0 Intrinsically Dark
No road lighting -unless specifically required by the
road controlling authority
Relatively uninhabited rural areas
A1 Dark No road lighting - unless specifically required by the
road controlling authority
A2 Low district brightness Sparsely inhabited rural and semi-rural areas
A3 Medium district brightness Suburban areas in towns and cities
Town and city centres and other commercial areas
A4 High district brightness
Residential areas abutting commercial areas
TV High district brightness Vicinity of major sports stadium during TV broadcasts
V Residences near traffic routes Refer AS/NZS1158.1.1
Residences near local roads with
R1 Refer AS/NZS 1158.3.1
significant setback
R2 Residences near local roads Refer AS/NZS 1158.3.1
Residences near a roundabout or
R3 local area traffic management Refer AS/NZS 1158.3.1
device
Residences near a pedestrian
RX Refer AS/NZS 1158.4
crossing
rubidium
Excerpt from Standard Section 3.3.5.2
Where an illuminated vertical surface is viewed against a background that is of a different
environmental zone to the lit surface, the environmental zone, for the purpose of the
application of the limits in Table 3.5, shall be taken as the lower of the two environmental.
zones.
Where the illuminated vertical surface is viewed against a black background, sea, or sky the
maximum applicable environmental zone shall be A2.
The proposed site is evaluated under the requirements of A4 L1 (new installation).
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