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Middleton council authorizes MOU with parks district for two streetlights on Middleton Road
Summary
The Middleton City Council authorized the mayor to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Greater Middleton Parks and Recreation District for installation and long-term power payment of two streetlights north of Cornell Street near Foote Park.
The Middleton City Council authorized the mayor to execute a memorandum of understanding with the Greater Middleton Parks and Recreation District to install two streetlights along Middleton Road north of Cornell (Cornell) Street, adjacent to the entrance that leads to Foote Park.
Council staff said the agreement, which had been negotiated by the city attorney and signed by the parks district, allows the district to pay long-term utility costs for the lights. Staff also noted there were two installation options depending on whether a spare light at the city shop can be reused.
Dan Gilder presented the proposal, explaining that one light would be adjacent to the parks district entrance and that the district agreed to pay the ongoing power bills. Council members moved and seconded the authorization; Paul Turner responded “Aye” during the voice vote and the motion passed by voice vote.
The council recorded no detailed roll-call tally in the public transcript. No statute or ordinance requirement was cited for this specific agreement; the action was presented as a memorandum of understanding between the city and Greater Middleton Parks and Recreation District.
