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<br />. <br />. <br />. Highway 96 - Roadway Treatments / Guidelines <br /> October 2, 1995 ~ <br />,. <br /> Page 7 - <br />. of fixture, since this could cause problems with long-term availability and cost of <br /> the fixtures. Therefore, a better approach would be to identify general guidelines <br /> for the fixtures, so that each city can install them on their own terms and on their <br />. own time schedule. <br /> The three critical criteria for the roadway light fixtures are their height and <br />I spacing, general design characteristics, and the color of the fixtures. <br /> 1. Fixture Height and Spacing <br />I The general height of the fixtures will be, most like, somewhere between 30 <br /> and 40 feet and the spacing may vary anywhere from 150 feet to 300 feet. <br />, Since the height and spacing of the fixtures will depend on the final roadway <br /> design and location of landscaping materials, and since a much more detailed <br /> analysis needs to be conducted to establish lighting levels and light <br />. distribution, final specifications regarding the height and spacing of the <br /> fixtures will be prepared during the design development phase of the project. <br />.. Once the specifications are established, it will be expected that all cities, <br /> which install light fixtures along Highway 96, follow the guidelines. <br />. 2. Fixture Design <br />I The recommendation, regarding light fixture design for the Highway 96 <br /> corridor, is to use a round, tapered pole with a round, "hatbox" fixture, which <br /> has a flat lens and which includes cutoff features to minimize light spillover <br />. into residential areas. The rounded design of the pole and the fixture would <br /> fit in well with the natural features of the corridor and would provide a <br /> "softening" effect for the streetscape elements. <br />. The light sources of all light fixtures in the corridor should be high-pressure <br /> sodium, which provides one of the best combinations of light quality, due to <br />I its "pleasant," "warm" light, long light life, and energy efficiency. <br /> 3. Fixture Color <br />. The two colors which would be highly appropriate for the corridor light <br /> fixtures are a dark green, such as Forest Green, or dark blue, such as <br />, Midnight Blue. The dark green would complement the abundant landscaping <br /> in the corridor and the dark blue would complement the many lakes. The <br />.- final fixture color will be selected before any construction begins. <br />. <br />