White Grove Neighborhood Street Lights To Be Replaced

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Fairhope, Alabama 

 


DAMAGED BY STORM

City of Fairhope Electric and the Baldwin Electric Membership Cooperative are cooperating to replace and maintain 22 street lights in the White Grove neighborhood on the east side of town (off of Gayfer Rd. Extension).

This is a rare instance where electricity is provided by BEMC, but the streets are the city's.

Some of the lights were damaged by hurricane Sally in 2020; the new lights will be Traditionaire LED's.

 Cost will be $34K.



 

 

 

 

 

 

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Comments

Anonymous said…
I have a street light similar to the one pictured. The original bulb (?) burned out and was replaced with LED's. The original panes were also removed and not replaced. Looking at at the light is like looking at the sun. The light upper fixture also is also less pleasing aesthetically, appearing to be unfinished. The quality of the light would be much improved and the appearance would be more pleasing if the lenses were to be reinstalled.
Tuesday, December 21, 2021
Anonymous said…
Was this the neighborhood which was asking for city help at a recent council meeting ?
Wednesday, December 22, 2021
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