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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL <br />Monday, July 23, 2012 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />(7. NAVARRE STREET LIGHT UPDATE, Continued) <br />McMillan noted replacement of Orono's street lights will cost a couple hundred thousand dollars and that <br />this is an opportunity for the City to improve the look of the lights and possibly create a small-town or <br />neighborhood feeling in the Navarre area. McMillan stated Orono's current lights are rather industrial <br />looking and that Spring Park is looking at other types of light fixtures. McMillan recommended the City <br />of Orono look at other types of light fixtures for the downtown Navarre area. <br />Struve noted costs can vary depending on the light fixture that is chosen but that the grant application <br />does not lock the City into any type of design. Struve commented there is more than sufficient time to <br />review this project and that he can bring some lighting options back to the City Council. Struve noted the <br />earliest the project would take place is next year. <br />Rahn commented it would help the City Council make decisions about the type of lighting they should go <br />with if they know whether they are awarded the grant and what funds might be available. <br />Struve stated it would be more expensive down the road if just the light poles are replaced. If the wiring <br />is replaced later, the poles have to be dropped down, which is more costly. <br />Franchot asked if there is any matching money from Xcel. <br />Struve indicated he has not explored that at this point. <br />McMillan asked if the grant requires the City to include specifics in the type of lighting it will choose. <br />Struve stated not to his knowledge but he had not seen the application. He added that grants are typically <br />for up to 50 percent of the project. <br />Bremer moved, Rahn seconded, to direct Staff to work with the City of Spring Park to pursue grant <br />opportunities for replacement of the light poles and wiring and to pursue any additional funding <br />sources available for this project. <br />McMillan asked when the City would be informed if they have been awarded the grant. <br />Struve indicated he does not have that information available tonight. <br />McMillan commented better illuminating the Navarre sign could also be explored. <br />VOTE: Ayes 5, Nays 0. <br />MAYOR/COUNCIL REPORT <br />Rahn thanked Jesse Struve for cleaning up Sandy Beach and that it looks very nice. <br />Printup noted Spirit of the Lakes had their parade last weekend and that on July 140' the Creative Kids <br />Academy had their open house. <br />Bremer reported that the Police Commission has met and that the City Council has already been provided <br />an update on that meeting. <br />Page 3 of 5 <br />
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