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Board approves IGA amendment to place two meter data collectors on school roofs for AMI rollout
Summary
The board approved an amendment to an intergovernmental agreement with the school district to install two fixed network data collectors (R900 gateway v4) on Charles Hay Elementary and Inglewood High as part of the advanced metering infrastructure rollout.
The Englewood Utilities Board approved a first amendment to an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the Inglewood School District to permit installation of two fixed network data collectors on two school buildings to support the city's advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) project.
What was approved: The amendment authorizes installation of R900 gateway version 4 fixed-network data collectors — antennas mounted on school roofs — at Charles Hay Elementary School and Inglewood High School to receive meter-read signals and forward them via cellular connection to the city’s cloud systems, staff said.
Staff explanation and district coordination: "We met with the school district on two different occasions to go look at the sites and then look at how we would do installations on their buildings," Bridal, utilities staff assisting the project, said. The district reviewed device size and placement, and staff provided drawings and dimensions. The school district
