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Council hears LED street-lighting assessment; asks staff to return proposal on Aug. 5

Lake City Council · July 15, 2024
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Summary

Beau Rose of Cruz Lighting presented an LED conversion assessment using MidAmerican Energy programs; council asked questions about costs and potential savings and directed City Administrator Jacob Matthews to return the proposal for further evaluation at the Aug. 5 meeting.

Beau Rose of Cruz Lighting outlined a proposed LED street-lighting assessment and a MidAmerican Energy program that could reduce energy use and operating costs for the city. Rose presented potential cost-savings from converting existing fixtures to LED and described program mechanics available through MidAmerican; council members asked detailed questions about upfront cost, expected payback and who would administer the retrofits.

Council members did not vote on the proposal. Instead, after discussion the council directed City Administrator Jacob Matthews to gather additional information and bring the matter back for further consideration at the Aug. 5, 2024 council meeting. "We want clearer numbers on cost and payback before moving forward," a council member said during the discussion.

The presentation was informational; no procurement, contract award or ordinance was adopted. The item will return to the council agenda on Aug. 5 for further evaluation and possible action.