Nags Head amends lighting rules to allow brighter, shielded lights for publicly owned pickleball courts The board approved a text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance allowing higher illumination for publicly owned, publicly accessible pickleball courts (up to 30 foot‑candles for play, up to 50 for tournament settings with a crowd‑gathering permit) provided fixtures are full cutoff, shielded, aimed away from sensitive areas, and paired with noise‑mitigation authority and on‑demand operation.

Nags Head just brightened the future of pickleball with new lighting rules that allow for up to 50 foot-candles on public courts, ensuring both fun and safety!

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