Climate Smart update: county program not active yet; solar street lights estimated at ~$5,000 each
Summary
Deputy Supervisor Nancy Martin-Mathewson said the local Climate Smart Committee learned the county program is not yet active and shared an estimate of about $5,000 per solar street light — roughly $90,000 to replace the town's lights — while Facilities Committee continues generator cost work.
Deputy Supervisor Nancy Martin-Mathewson reported that a Mohawk Valley Climate Smart program is not yet operational and had no active items to report. She told the board that solar street lights would cost about $5,000 apiece, which she calculated would total roughly $90,000 to replace town street lights.
Councilman Robert Schenfeld reported progress on generator estimates through the Facilities Committee, and Councilman Scott Fickbohm said Buell Fuel/Center State Propane did not express interest in submitting a propane estimate. The climate-committee update was informational; no funding or procurement actions were taken at the meeting.
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