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All new developed areas or large existing unlit areas where underground wiring is <br />present shall be serviced by buried cable and lit with 100 -watt high - pressure sodium or <br />its equivalent in the City's custom residential fixture. <br />Ornamental street lights will be considered on a case by case basis by the City Council <br />and shall meet, as a minimum, the location, wattage standards and design standard <br />herein. <br />Arterial and collector roads shall be illuminated as directed by the Public Works <br />St 49 isar Director. <br />Residential street lighting shall be per the attached -city standards determined by the <br />Public Works Director. The city standards may be updated and/or changed to match <br />City needs. <br />PAYMENT OF STREETLIGHTS <br />The City of Little Canada pays for street lighting power energy cost from the City's <br />general fund. At this time the City does not assess power energy cost to affected <br />residents. <br />In private areas, the Association or owners pay for installation and power enerqy cost. <br />The specific areas where ornamental street lighting is approved, the residents will be <br />required to pay for the extra cost of placement, pew& energy and maintenance costs <br />over and above the City standard residential light (as an assessment). <br />When the city installs a new light, it will be through NSP. All lights are NSP owned and <br />maintained (except by special agreement). <br />On new public streets in development areas, the developer is required to pay any extra <br />costs, if any, to install NSP owncd strcct lights. the up front capital costs to install street <br />lighting. Upon development completion the City will be responsible for the enerqy and <br />maintenance costs. NSP will maintain all City owned lights. <br />COORDINATION OF LIGHTING <br />Coordination of City Street lighting installation shall be Berme completed by the Public <br />Works Department- Director. Coordination is to include, but not limited to, lights <br />requested by petition, placement by Developers, those recommended by Staff and <br />those installed by NSP. All lighting shall be installed to the City's standards as <br />determined in this policy and approved by the Pubic Works Director. <br />- 3 - <br />- 6 - <br />
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