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PSD tests holiday lights; board estimates $50–$55 per post for roughly 45 posts
Summary
Board members tested several brands of lights on downtown posts, plan to finalize a supplier by week's end, and estimate a per-post cost of about $50–$55 for roughly 45 posts; DPW will install lights and the city will purchase initially from PSD funds.
Board member Slominski told the Principal Shopping District the group tested several brands of lights on downtown posts and "he had communicated with Ron Wight, DPW Superintendent, and no adaptors would be needed and that the DPW will install the lights." Slominski said the goal is to select a preferred light supplier by the end of the week.
The board estimated unit costs at about $50–$55 per light post and sized the project at roughly 45 posts. Chair Cooper said he will contact Cronks Hardware to inquire about ordering the preferred lights, and members will ask PSD participants for donations. Fedell clarified that the City will initially purchase the lights from PSD funds and that any donated funds will be reimbursed to the PSD account.
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