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Commission approves $10,510 contract to repaint city’s green light poles
Summary
Council approved a $10,510 quote from Lindsay Painting and Decorating to strip, prime and repaint approximately 70 green light and pole fixtures across the city.
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The Huntington Woods City Commission approved an approximately $10,510 contract with Lindsay Painting and Decorating on Aug. 19 to strip and repaint the city’s green light poles and attached fixtures.
City Manager Andrew Reyes said the bid covers around 70 poles and fixtures surrounding the recreation center, library, pool, Scotia Road and other city locations; he described the subcontractor as a minority‑owned firm used previously for painting public safety facilities and said the price was “extremely reasonable.”
Commissioners unanimously approved the contract. The work is intended as a proactive capital maintenance item to protect poles from rust and improve the appearance of streets and public spaces.
Action: motion to approve Lindsay Painting and Decorating quote in the amount of $10,510 — approved by the commission. The transcript records “Motion carries” but does not include a numerical roll call tally.
What’s next: staff said crews will schedule the work and that the contract price is lower than estimated in‑house costs when including staff time.

