Sports Facilities Lighting at Los Amigos High School

Sports Facilities Lighting at Los Amigos High School

The Garden Grove Unified School District plans to light the tennis courts, football field, baseball field, softball field, practice field, and soccer field at Los Amigos High School by installing 33 light poles. The proposed lighting improvements are prompted by the passage of Senate Bill (SB) 328, which requires high schools to start no earlier than 8:30 a.m. This will affect sports activities unless the athletic fields and courts are lighted for evening use. The proposed sports lighting project would allow extended use of the listed athletic facilities into evening hours for the benefit of existing students. No additional student sports programs would be added that could increase participants or spectators. The proposed project would require limited demolition of hardscape and softscape to install lighting poles at the existing sports facilities. No structural demolition would be required. The lighting has been designed to meet the California Interscholastic Federation field lighting recommendations for competitive events. Sports lighting would consist of concrete bases with galvanized steel poles between 50 and 90 feet tall, with LED luminaires mounted at heights ranging from 16 feet to 80 feet.

Fountain Valley

Orange

Southern California

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Educational (33 light poles for sports facilities)

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