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Southern California Edison outlines LED streetlight replacement plan for Agoura Hills; council to review contract in February
Summary
An SCE representative presented the company's LED streetlight replacement program and options for Agoura Hills. Council members asked about ownership, color temperature and coordination with Los Angeles County; staff said a contract authorization will return to council in February after subcommittee review.
A Southern California Edison representative presented the utility’s LED streetlight replacement program to the Agoura Hills City Council on Jan. 22, describing the benefits—energy savings, improved color rendering and dark-sky compliance—and outlining options for lights SCE owns in the city.
The SCE presenter said the utility has installed roughly 370,000 LEDs across its territory and recommended the GE Profile fixtures, available in several color temperatures (2700K, 3000K and 4000K). The consultant noted the county controls a much larger number of fixtures within Agoura Hills’ jurisdiction (about 1,972 county-accounted lights compared with 21 lights under…
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