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Mill Valley council approves $589,920 LED retrofit for library, community center and public safety building
Summary
The Mill Valley City Council on Jan. 20 approved a $589,920 energy services contract to replace lighting at three city facilities with LEDs, finding projected energy-cost savings exceed the project cost under Cal. Gov. Code §4217.12. The contract was approved 5–0 after a public hearing and staff presentation on costs, warranties and expected life of fixtures.
The Mill Valley City Council voted unanimously Jan. 20 to authorize the city manager to sign an energy services contract with SES (Sysico/Sysco Energy) to convert lighting at the Community Center, Public Safety Building and the Mill Valley Library to LED fixtures.
Public Works project manager Andrew Poster told the council the conversion is consistent with the city's Climate Action Plan and state rules that effectively require LEDs for new installations. Poster said the scope includes roughly 1,595 fixtures…
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