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Lenexa accelerates streetlight replacement funding to about $2 million annually
Summary
The proposed CIP raises streetlight replacement funding from $400,000 to approximately $2 million per year in early years to accelerate replacement of aging poles across the city’s roughly 8,700 streetlights.
Tim Green told the Planning Commission that the Streetlight Replacement Program funding will be increased from $400,000 annually to approximately $2 million per year in the early years of the CIP, tapering to $1 million in later years, to accelerate replacement of aging and damaged poles across the city’s roughly 8,700 streetlights.
Staff also said the Streetlight Maintenance Program was moved from the operating budget into the CIP because of the program’s five-year lifecycle, with maintenance funding of approximately $300,000 annually. Commissioners did not object to the funding change during the discussion.
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