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CHAPTER 2 LIGHTING DESIGN STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION AND STANDARDS .. 1 VIRGINIA S LIGHTING LAW (SENATE BILL SB379 & SB1351) .. 1 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .. 2 LIGHTING ANALYSIS METHODS .. 2 LIGHTING LEVELS .. 2 LAMP AND LUMINAIRE DEPRECIATION FACTORS .. 2 VDOT LIGHTING STANDARDS .. 3 VDOT LIGHTING POLE FOUNDATIONS .. 4 VDOT ELECTRICAL SERVICE .. 5 CONDUIT .. 6 TRANSFORMER BASES VERSUS JUNCTION BOXES .. 6 CONDUCTOR CABLE .. 7 STANDARD LIGHTING SYSTEMS UTILIZED BY VDOT .. 7 Underpass LIGHTING .. 8 LIGHTING on Bridges .. 8 LIGHTING Near Airports .. 9 Tunnel LIGHTING .. 9 LIGHTING for Other Streets and Highways .. 9 LIGHTING at Intersections or Other Isolated Traffic Conflict Areas .. 9 SECTION 2: PLAN REQUIREMENTS .. 11 GENERAL .. 11 STAND-ALONE TRAFFIC ENGINEERING LIGHTING PLANS .. 12 LIGHTING PLANS INCORPORATED INTO A COMPLETE SET OF ROADWAY CONSTRUCTION PLANS .. 13 SECTION 3: VDOT PROJECT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS .. 14 VDOT Traffic Engineering DESIGN STANDARDS and Guidelines CHAPTER 2 Roadway LIGHTING ii SECTION 4: LIGHTING DESIGN PROCESS.
VDOT Traffic Engineering Design Standards and Guidelines Chapter 2 – Roadway Lighting 4 Pole Standard LP-3 Used for High Mast Luminaires. High mast lighting implies an area type of lighting with 3 to 12, 250-watt, 400-watt, 750-watt, or 1000-watt HPS luminaires mounted on poles or towers, at heights varying from approximately 60 feet to 150 feet.
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