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Resident asks Star Valley Ranch council for streetlight at Cheyenne Circle and West Elkhorn
Summary
A resident asked the Star Valley Ranch Town Council to install a solar streetlight at the southeast corner of Cheyenne Circle and West Elkhorn, citing a dark blind corner, nearby short‑term rentals and a public‑safety concern; he estimated an installed cost of roughly $2,500 and asked the council to discuss the request at its next work session.
A resident identified as Mr. Robinson told the Star Valley Ranch Town Council on Jan. 13 that a corner at Cheyenne Circle and West Elkhorn is a ‘‘complete dead zone’’ at night and asked the town to consider installing a solar streetlight there.
"I'm here to request a streetlight in my neighborhood," Mr. Robinson said, explaining that the corner near a town snow‑dump creates a blind turn and that porch lights in the area are often off. He recommended a dimmer, yellow‑toned head aimed west to avoid disturbing nearby homes and estimated the unit and base could be installed for roughly $2,500 using town public‑works labor for placement and concrete setting.
The mayor said the council would place the request on a future work‑session agenda for further discussion and review of how many streetlights the town already maintains and where additional lights might be prioritized. The mayor added staff would take up the request at the next work session for consideration.
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