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Brantford By-law 465, s. 465.4.6 — Exterior Lighting Any lights used to illuminate yards or parking areas shall be arranged or shielded to deflect light away from abutting properties and or the public right of way. A barrier or deflector shall be provided to prevent lighting from shining directly into an adjacent dwelling unit to avoid being nuisance lighting

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Exterior Lighting Any lights used to illuminate yards or parking areas shall be arranged or shielded to deflect light away from abutting properties and or the public right of way. A barrier or deflector shall be provided to prevent lighting from shining directly into an adjacent dwelling unit to avoid being nuisance lighting.

Property that, because of its use, occupancy or other reasons, creates a nuisance to other properties in the neighbourhood shall be buffered from these properties so as to minimize the effect of the nuisance by the provision and maintenance of:

A. A barrier or deflectors to prevent lighting and motorized and non-motorized vehicle headlights from shining directly into a dwelling unit. By-law 119-2023, 27, June 2023

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