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Council hears shortened project timeline from Ardurra, to send master-plan survey in October; Main Street lighting deemed adequate
Summary
Mayor Clark read a letter from consultant Ardurra saying the project timeline has shortened and Ardurra is contacting the grant coordinator. Planning & Zoning said a master-plan survey will be sent in October, and council reviewed lumens data from Rocky Mountain Power for decorative Main Street lighting and concluded level 2 is adequate.
Mayor Allan Clark read a letter from consultant Ardurra at the Sept. 10 Byron Town Council meeting noting the project's timeline has been shortened; the letter stated Ardurra is attempting to contact the grant coordinator to clarify the revised schedule.
Dan Bodtke, representing Planning & Zoning, told the council a master-plan survey is scheduled for distribution in October and encouraged council support for community outreach. The survey is intended to gather resident input for the town's master planning process.
Members reviewed a lumens spreadsheet received from Rocky Mountain Power that outlined light output for proposed decorative fixtures on Main Street. Council members noted the decorative fixtures are available only in a 'level 2' lumen option and agreed that level should be adequate for the project.
No formal actions were recorded to authorize new work under the Ardurra project or to adopt survey materials; the items were presented as informational updates and staff follow-up was implied.
