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Plans to replace Griffin Park lights with LED system could reduce poles and improve tournament eligibility
Summary
Staff outlined plans to replace Griffin Park’s lighting with an LED system, reducing poles from six to four and addressing pole-placement issues that currently prevent hosting state tournaments; 2022 cost estimates were reviewed with staff noting newer technology and contractor referrals may reduce costs.
Bryan presented plans to modernize Griffin Park’s field lighting, saying the city plans to move to LED fixtures that would reduce the number of poles from six to four and correct current pole-placement issues that prevent the site from hosting state tournaments. The board reviewed cost estimates from 2022 and discussed potential contractor referrals.
Bryan noted that advances in lighting technology since 2022 could improve efficiency and reduce expenses compared with previous estimates. No formal procurement action or funding commitment was taken at the meeting; staff will continue to refine costs and logistics for future consideration.
