Receive report on solar-powered streetlights for Richmond Parkway

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In Plain English

The city is considering installing solar-powered streetlights along Richmond Parkway instead of traditional electric ones. Staff will present findings on costs, feasibility, and timeline for the project. Solar lights could reduce ongoing electricity costs but require higher upfront investment.

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Votes

Review the proposed Term Sheet and authorize staff to develop a proposed agreement with Republic Services

Moved by: Vice Mayor BoozéSeconded by: Councilmember Myrick
Passed

7 to 0

Vice Mayor BoozéAye
Councilmember BatesAye
Mayor McLaughlinAye
Councilmember BecklesAye
Councilmember MyrickAye
Councilmember ButtAye
Councilmember RogersAye

Refer to Public Safety Committee and form additional committee to discuss the issue

Moved by: Not specifiedSeconded by: Not specified
Passed

Direct city manager to prepare plan to publicize and assist residents with free or reduced cost Internet access programs, including seeking grants

Moved by: Councilmember RogersSeconded by: Mayor McLaughlin
Passed

7 to 0

Vice Mayor BoozéAye
Councilmember BatesAye
Mayor McLaughlinAye
Councilmember BecklesAye
Councilmember MyrickAye
Councilmember ButtAye
Councilmember RogersAye

Direct staff to submit feasibility study of solar powered streetlights

Moved by: Not specifiedSeconded by: Not specified
Passed