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We should look into this; it would be more attractive. One of the i2 volt actually turns <br /> with the flag. <br /> Chair Birch is in favor of the downward facing options. The Bobber Tower lights are <br /> very bright. Any of the upward facing options will contribute to light pollution. It is <br /> very difficult to see any stars in town; it is a quality of life issue. It is not in our best <br /> interest as a Planning Commission to allow upward facing lighting in the Public zone <br /> only. He is very hesitant to allow the City to do something the citizens can't do. <br /> PUBLIC COMMENT OPENED: <br /> Dan Ronning, Chair of Park Commission — Mr. Ronning stated he planned to propose <br /> up-lighting but was unable to find suitable up-lighting. The proposals provided by <br /> Planning Commission Member Wilson sound like they would work. Light pollution is <br /> not an issue for him. He asked how the addition of lighting on the top would affect the <br /> 3o foot flagpole. <br /> Chair Birch strongly recommended not using solar lighting unless there are strong <br /> testimonials to support it. Discussion ensued regarding the different hard-wired <br /> examples Planning Commission Member Wilson had provided. <br /> Mr. Ronning suggested a light on the pole 8 to i2 feet from the ground. That would be <br /> easy to maintain and too high for vandalism. Maintenance at the top of the pole during <br /> the winter is an issue. He is in favor of an up-lighting system on the pole. <br /> PUBLIC COMMENT CLOSED. <br /> It was the consensus of the Planning Commission that alternatives to up-lighting should <br /> be researched. <br /> A motion was made by Planning Commission Member Paulbeck, seconded <br /> by Planning Commission Member Larson,to table the public hearing to <br /> research alternatives to up-lighting. All members voted"aye". Motion <br /> carried. <br /> Public Hearings closed. <br /> ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS TO AGENDA: None. <br /> OPEN FORLTM: None. <br /> MINUTES 5 <br /> Pequot Lakes Planning Commission <br /> January �6, 2020 <br />
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