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Section F: Public Realm commercial offices. Placement of lighting fixtures should also be done to facilitate maintenance such as re-lamping. Maintenance and Operation— Lighting fixtures should be placed and designed to minimize mairlenance and operation costs. This includes maximizing lamp life through the use of motion detectors,photo-voltage switches and timer switches. Where possible, lighting may serve more than one illumination function. Materials -Exterior lighting will be constructed of materials durable inthe marine climate. Fixtures should have vandalism protection where possible. Materials include stainless steel, heavy gauge aluminum,and metals with a powder coat fmish. Finishes-Finishes will be durable and low maintenance. Finishes shall be stainless,galvanized, or powder coated. Colors—For exterior light fixtures that are not stainless or galvanized, finishes s houldbe black, oruseadark color that fits into a color scheme that is appropriate to the District. Exterior Lighting Types Area Lights- Lighting of large gathering places and the Performance Venue may use pole-mounted fixtures with twin arms for an extended light on one arm and either flower baskets, banners, or theme medallions suspended from the other. Lighting shall mount on poles that are no higher than area second story window levels. Light must be focused downward and shielded from the night sky and from residences. Pedestrian Lighting-For safety, security, and for aesthetics, pedestrian lighting is an important aspect of plazas and open spaces. Pedestrian lighting will be achieved with wall mounted lights, illuminated bollards, footpath lights, or in some cases pole style lighting. Where possible, use either recessed, wall mounted, or free standing bollard light fixtures that keep the light low to illuminate the ground plane and seating surfaces. Inset stairway and stair step lights are required on all stairs. • Pole style pedestrian lights are smaller than area lights and may be either fixtures on poles or illuminate poles. These lights are 10' maximum height will have a lower illumination then area lights. Light must be focused downward and shielded from the night sky and from residences to minimize any potential impact on views. Poles may include arm extensions for planted baskets. • Bollard lights may be used at pedestrian ways where plazas are adjacent to connecting roadways and parking, or they may be used for lighting the ground plane of plazas. They can enhance pedestrian safety, way finding, and ornamentation. • Other pedestrian illumination for open space may include wall-mounted fixtures on building bordering plazas. These could double illuminate flower beds/planters or other features as well. Accent Lighting- Accent lighting will be used to emphasize or mark special features such as fountains, walls, sculpture, planters, or trees. Fixtures shall be inconspicuous and durable should be recessed in walls, ground planes, or steps. Accent lights may also serve multi- 2014 Waterfront Place Central Supplemental Design Guidelines -62-