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Mayor explains new Cleveland Utilities maintenance contract for cannery lights
Summary
Mayor Davis told commissioners a contract with Cleveland Utilities will convert four cannery lights to LEDs and expand service to include repairs and replacements; the monthly charge will rise from about $60 to $143 for maintenance and upgrades.
Mayor Davis reported on a recently approved resolution authorizing a Cleveland Utilities contract for maintenance and LED conversion of four lights at the cannery. He said the lights previously cost about $15 each (roughly $60 per month total) and that the new maintenance agreement will raise the monthly charge to $143 but will also cover LED conversion and replacement when fixtures fail. "They're changing all of the lights out to be LED lights. They'll be repaired and replaced whenever needed," the mayor said.
The mayor characterized the change as providing ongoing maintenance and improved service in place of the prior "no-contract" arrangement, which left failed fixtures unrepaired until staff or vendors responded ad hoc. Commissioners received the update as informational and no vote was taken on-site; the contract had been authorized in the prior week and this was presented as a follow-up detail.
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