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Standard Specifications and Drawings, and the following: <br />1. All new and retrofit luminaires shall be LED. Desired roadway placement is 3 feet into <br />the street beyond the curb. <br />2. Standards design for residential subdivisions shall utilize gray fiberglass poles <br />anchored in underground sleeves and gray cobra head LED luminaires producing an <br />IES Type 11 or Type III cutoff pattern. <br />3. The Design Engineer shall consult with the City to determine which lighting design is <br />appropriate for the roadway under design. <br />4. Standard design for arterial and collector streets shall include the following: <br />a. Arms and LED luminaires installed on existing utility company poles; or <br />b. Gray fiberglass poles anchored in underground sleeves and gray cobra head <br />LED luminaires producing and IES Type II of Type III cutoff pattern; or <br />c. Steel Hot Dipped galvanized poles with concrete foundations and gray cobra <br />head LED luminaires producing an IES Type II or Type III cutoff pattern. <br />5. Standard design for "great streets", mixed use areas and nodal developments as <br />identified and defined in adopted planning documents requiring pedestrian scale <br />lighting shall use the standard predesign scale pole luminaire and concrete foundation <br />per City standards. The design may include a mixture of pedestrian scale lighting and <br />standard street lighting. <br />6. The lighting design analysis for arterial, collector, commercial and industrial streets <br />shall be in the form of computerized output from an industry -accepted lighting <br />package that includes calculated IES luminance levels, maximum -to -minimum <br />uniformity ratio, average -to -minimum uniformity ration, design fixture, input <br />wattage, light mounting height, light spacing, along with a plan view of the isocandela <br />lighting distribution. Minimum maintained average luminance levels, maximum -to - <br />minimum uniformity ratio, and average -to -minimum uniformity ratio shall be per the <br />following maintained luminance table. <br />Maintained Luminance Values (L Ave) of Candelas per Square Meter <br />Street Classification* <br />Average <br />Luminance <br />Ave to Min <br />Max to Min <br />Arterial — Commercial <br />1.2 <br />3 to 1 <br />5 to 1 <br />Arterial — Intermediate <br />0.9 <br />3 to 1 <br />5 to 1 <br />Arterial — Residential <br />0.6 <br />3.5 to 1 <br />6 to 1 <br />Collector — Commercial <br />0.8 <br />3 to 1 <br />5 to 1 <br />Collector— Intermediate <br />0.6 <br />3.5 to 1 <br />6 to 1 <br />Collector — Residential <br />0.4 <br />4 to 1 <br />8 to 1 <br />Local — Commercial <br />0.6 <br />6 to 1 <br />10 to 1 <br />Local — Intermediate <br />0.5 <br />6 to 1 <br />10 to 1 <br />Local — Residential <br />0.3 <br />6 to 1 <br />10 to 1 <br />Public Improvement Design Standards Manual, 2016 Page 2-24 <br />