If we find the right kind of light fixture to be installed in the parking lot which can work well with an occupancy sensor, we will be able to reduce a lot of exterior light pollution for our proje

My project is a city Transportation Center, on a triangular downtown infill site.

Has anybody been successful in meeting the exterior lighting requirements by using an automatic shutoff control, at say 10PM? I assume this alone is not acceptable.

I have a project where the only exterior lights are within a courtyard that is surrounded by the building on all sides, 4 storys tall. Would the project still have to submit a photometric plan?

Has any one worked on/heard of a hotel project that was able to achieve this credit?

We are trying to pursue this credit as a campus credit.

I am working on Football Club Academy project based on LEED NC 2009 and AGMBC 2011.

Our Project has a LEED boundary that crosses a parking lot. This means that half of the parking lot is within the leed boundary and the other half is outside the leed boundary.

I have a adjustable fixture mounted on the ground to uplight the tree. The initial fixture lumen above 90 degrees from nadir is 0 which is full cut off fixture.

Can photometric plan be created with trees in it to avoid the leakage of light pollution? Thanks.