Option #2: Installation & Operating Regulation

• Compliance with LISS through Property Standards By-law Enforcement

Partly Satisfies CR506/2019 DHSC 9

Complaint driven

• Increase operational burdens on the City

• Requires evening inspections to monitor light level intensity and discuss options to regulate with property / business owner
• Requires specialized training and properly calibrated equipment
• Any permit process

• Requires evening inspections to monitor light level intensity and discuss options to regulate with property / business owner
• Requires specialized training and properly calibrated equipment
• Any permit process

• Limit to hours of business only

• RISK: Though moderate involves the Greatest Diversity

• Legal and Neighbour-to-neighbour disputes
• Financial increases to operational costs due to training, equipment and after hours inspections
• Financial burdens on property owners to comply with LISS full cut-off requirements
• Health and safety issues remain – glare and coloured lights

• Legal and Neighbour-to-neighbour disputes
• Financial increases to operational costs due to training, equipment and after hours inspections
• Financial burdens on property owners to comply with LISS full cut-off requirements
• Health and safety issues remain – glare and coloured lights