Title 3 — Development and Permitting, Chapter 370 — Street Lighting
Responsibility for Street Lighting on Public Roads
Except as otherwise provided for in this UDO, the responsibility for providing street lighting for the public streets, roads, highways, and sidewalks in the unincorporated area of the County rests with the Board of Commissioners.
Street Lighting in Overlay Zoning Districts
In addition to the requirements of Chapter 370, street lighting for overlay districts shall also meet the requirements of Chapter 220. Should a conflict arise between the requirements of Chapter 220 and this Chapter 370, the requirements of Chapter 220 shall take precedence.
Specifications
Unless otherwise specifically set forth herein, all of the materials, methods of construction, and workmanship for the work covered in reference to street construction shall conform to the latest specifications of the Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT).
Installation of Street Lights
The installation and operation of lighting fixtures located within the rights-of-way of any public street, road, highway, sidewalk, or alley in the unincorporated areas of the County or fixed to any pole, lamppost, standard or other supporting device, which is located within such rights-of-way, will comply the following procedures:
Street Lights for New Subdivisions
construction of a new street to be dedicated to the County or which propose lot access to existing County streets.
Development Plan to the Department of Transportation. The Department of Transportation shall prepare a street light design drawn on the Subdivision Development Plan based upon the requirements of this Chapter 370. The design shall be forwarded to the appropriate power provider and the developer shall pay the power provider the appropriate cost for materials and installation. Proof of payment to the power provider shall be required.
responsibility of the power provider. Fixtures shall be mounted a minimum of 16 feet above the ground. For subdivisions with street trees, fixtures shall be mounted a maximum of 14 feet above the ground. The County, in addition to other requirements, may require a light to be located at street intersections within the development.
monthly bills to the Department of Transportation for payment which will be assessed to the individual lots.