Iowa § 364.23 Energy-efficient lighting required

Iowa Statutes

§ 364.23 — Energy-efficient lighting required

Iowa § 364.23

Title IXLOCAL GOVERNMENT

Ch. 364POWERS AND DUTIES OF CITIES

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Iowa Code § 364.23 (2026).

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All city-owned exterior flood lighting, including but not limited to street and security
lighting but not including era or period lighting which has a minimum efficiency rating of
fifty-eight lumens per watt and not including stadium or ball park lighting, shall be replaced,
when worn-out, exclusively with high pressure sodium lighting or lighting with equivalent
or better energy efficiency as approved in rules adopted by the utilities commission. In
lieu of the requirements established for replacement lighting under this section, stadium or
ball park lighting shall be replaced, when worn-out, with the most energy-efficient lighting
available at the time of replacement which may include metal halide, high-pressure sodium,
or other light sources which may be developed.

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All city-owned exterior flood lighting, including but not limited to street and security
lighting but not including era or period lighting which has a minimum efficiency rating of
fifty-eight lumens per watt and not including stadium or ball park lighting, shall be replaced,
when worn-out, exclusively with high pressure sodium lighting or lighting with equivalent
or better energy efficiency as approved in rules adopted by the utilities commission. In
lieu of the requirements established for replacement lighting under this section, stadium or
ball park lighting shall be replaced, when worn-out, with the most energy-efficient lighting
available at the time of replacement which may include metal halide, high-pressure sodium,
or other light sources which may be developed.