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I I I (1) Property located within a single family zoned district and used for a single family residence. Section 6.5.1.3 Review Procedure (a) Proof of compliance required. Detailed drawing(s) verifying compliance with the requirements of this section shall be submitted, in detail sufficient to show compliance, at both the time of Site Preparation Permit and Building Permit application submittal. The compliance shall be illustrated, along with calculations or specifications of how areas shown on the Site Preparation and Building permit applications will meet the requirements for lighting and design. (b) Alternative compliance. All requests for alternative lighting design compliance and specific use exceptions shall be clearly written, specifically noted, and described on the Site Preparation Permit and Building Permit applications. If requested, supporting documents may be required to be submitted in response to plan review. No Site Preparation Permit or Building Permit shall be approved until such requests are determined as provided for in this code. (c) Plan submittal. A photometric plan shall be prepared by a lighting professional that is certified by the National Council of Qualifications for the Lighting Professions (NCQLP), or a State licensed professional engineer, architect, landscape architect or land surveyor, and shall contain the information listed in the Technical Manual. Section 6.5.1.4 Procedure for Determining Alternative Compliance and Variance from Lighting and Glare Standards (a) Administrative approval. The Planning Director may administratively approve specific exceptions from overall lighting levels, if required materials conform to the standards set forth in Section 6.5.2.4 of this Article. (b) Process for Variance. Variances from the standards set forth in this article may be granted by the Zoning Board of Adjustments. Such determinations shall be based solely on the criteria and procedures outlined by the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America in Guidelines for Security Lighting for People Property and Public Places (IESNA G-I-03) and referenced herein. An applicant for variance shall provide the results from a security survey as set forth in IESNA G- 1-03 and its appendices A-G. (1) In addition to requirements for granting a variance as set forth in this code, the granting of a variance for lighting shall be made in two steps. The ZBOA must make an initial finding must be made that there is a special condition of the site or proposed project for security that is unique. Data substantiating that this unique condition exists and is sufficient enough to be a mitigating factor to compliance with the code shall be presented by Page 33 of 50