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Climate Smart update: Mohawk Valley program not active; solar lights cost estimated at $5,000 each
Summary
Deputy Supervisor Nancy Martin-Mathewson said the Mohawk Valley Climate Smart program is not yet operational and reported a solar street-light estimate of about $5,000 per light (roughly $90,000 to replace the town’s lights).
Deputy Supervisor Nancy Martin-Mathewson reported on the Climate Smart Committee’s recent Zoom with Mohawk Valley and said the program is not up and running at this time. "Nancy also checked on Solar Street Lights, cost is about $5000.00 per light which would be about $90,000.00 for the town to replace," the minutes state.
The committee had no further action at the meeting; the estimated per-light cost was noted as a planning figure and no procurement or funding decision was made. The Facilities Committee separately said they are gathering generator estimates but had not received a bid from Buell Fuel/Center State Propane at the time of the meeting.
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