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Moira board authorizes LED lighting for new salt shed, cites contractor incentive program
Summary
The board authorized up to $3,700 from town garage repair funds to install LED lighting in the new salt storage building and directed highway staff to assist with trenching; contractor Tim Marshall is eligible for National Grid incentives.
The Town Board authorized electrical and LED lighting installation for the new salt storage building at a cost not to exceed $3,700, with funds drawn from AA.0.5132.415 Garage Repairs. The motion was made by Councilman Frank Snyder and seconded by Councilman Timothy Trimm; the vote was recorded Ayes 5, Nayes 0. The board directed the Superintendent of Highways to assist contractor Tim Marshall in trenching from the Town Garage to the salt storage building.
Meeting materials note that Mr. Marshall is the only authorized contractor in the region participating in National Grid’s "On the Spot Light Incentive Program" and provided an estimate of $3,740 for lighting installation and a stand-alone circuit. The minutes record an authorization cap of $3,700 despite the $3,740 estimate; the board chose to proceed, citing the program incentives and the sole-source justification in the procurement policy.
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