Specifications include, but are not limited to: Task 1: Review Existing Documentation ● Review existing documentation provided by the University including but not limited to: ○ 2022 Campus Master Plan ○ Campus Design Standards ○ Accessible Pathways and Places Plan ○ 2017 Lighting Master Plan ○ Landscape Heritage Plan ○ Construction documentation of recently implemented projects ○ Priority areas identified by campus groups ○ Infrastructure and utilities maps ○ 2021 LRDP EIR Mitigation Measures and Continuing Best Practices ○ California Building Code Meetings: Up to two one-hour meetings with campus groups, for example Facility Services, UCPD or ASUC. Task 2: Survey and Benchmark Current Light Levels ● Develop and propose an efficient photometric survey methodology that balances coverage with the study’s budget constraints. ● Upon University approval of the methodology, conduct the photometric survey of campus paths, gathering areas, and key building entrances. ● Benchmark lighting levels against best practices and standards, including the California Building Code, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidance, Dark Sky guidelines, and recommendations from the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES), or other urban campuses. ● Identify areas where lighting levels are deficient or inconsistent. Recommend improvements in the following areas: ○ Lighting levels ○ Sustainability/energy usage ○ Ease of maintenance Meetings: One meeting to present data and benchmarking results. Deliverable: Presentation and memo with lighting survey, benchmarking results, and recommendations for updating current design standards to address changes in code or other lighting policy documents. Submit GIS and .pdf files for all maps.
