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PUC adopts policy making it responsible for pedestrian lighting on city streets
Summary
The SFPUC voted to adopt Policy No. 1, making the commission responsible for pedestrian lighting operation and maintenance on city streets; staff said the PUC currently operates 398 pedestrian lights and expects O&M costs to rise from about $24,000/year to roughly $37,000 over 10 years.
SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission voted to adopt Pedestrian Lighting Policy No. 1, assigning the PUC responsibility for pedestrian lighting in public streets, including operation and maintenance.
Barbara Hale, Assistant General Manager for Power, presented three options and recommended Option 1: full PUC responsibility for power, operation and maintenance for pedestrian lighting installed in…
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