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Colton council approves revised 4th Street lighting layout, reduces planned poles from 13 to 12
Summary
Banner Associates presented the 4th Street lighting layout and council approved an amended plan decreasing the number of lights from 13 to 12; the council voted unanimously to adopt the updated plan.
Councilors on March 9 approved an updated street‑lighting layout for 4th Street after Banner Associates presented the plan and the council requested one change: reduce the originally proposed 13 lights to 12.
Weston Blasius of Banner Associates reviewed the proposed layout and the council discussed pole locations; "council made one change to the plan to approve 12 lights instead of the proposed 13," the meeting minutes state. Councilor Julie Lyon moved to approve the updated layout; Councilor Tyler Evans seconded and the motion passed on a unanimous roll call.
The packet included engineering layout sheets and conduit and junction‑box notes for the lighting system. The installation details note the contractor must coordinate conduit and junction‑box installation with the regional electric provider and comply with SDDOT and local code requirements. The council did not attach conditions beyond the design change and approved the updated plan.
