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Table 6-1 Exterior Lighting Unit Power Allowances Area Description Allowance Exit (with or without canopy) 20 W/Lin. ft of door ooening Entrance (without canopy) 30 W/Lin. ft of door opening Entrance (with canopy) High traffic (retail, hotel, airport, theater, etc.) 10 W/fiz of canopied azea Light traffic (hospital, office, school, etc.) 4 W/ftZ of canopied azea Loading area 0.40 W/ft~ Loading door 20 W/Lin. ft of door opening Building exterior surfaces/facades 0.25 W/ft of stuface to be illutttinated Storage and nonmanufacturing work areas 0.20 W/ft2 Other activity aeeas for casual use, such as picnic grounds, gardens, pazks, and other landscaped areas 0.10 W/ft~ Private driveways and walkways 0.10 W/fiz Public driveways and walkways 0.15 W/fiz Private parking lots 0.12 W/ft= Public parking lots [0.10 W/ft2] 11~ SECTION 7. Section 5-26.3.(c)(1) of the Hawaii County Code 1983 (1995 Edition) is hereby amended to read as follows: "(c) Lighting Power Control Credits (1) Lighting Power Control Credit (LPCC). When determining compliance of the actual design with the lighting power allowance established by either section 5-26.4 or 5-26.5, the connected lighting power (CLP) for lights automatically controlled by occupancy sensing, daylight sensing control, lumen maintenance control, or programmable timing control, may be reduced by subtracting control credits on a specific area-by-azea basis. This credit is termed the lighting power control credit (LPCC) and shall be determined in accordance with Equation 6-1: LPCC = CLP x PAF Equation 6-1 where: LPCC =Lighting power control credit (W) CLP =Connected lighting power for the luminaires controlled by the automatic control device (W) PAF =Power adjustment factor The adjusted lighting power (ALP) is then equal to [CLP x LPCC] CLP -LPCC." 3