Derby Downtown Lighting & Signage Plan

PRIORITIZATION RECOMMENDATION
Based on our findings, the light levels at E 72nd Avenue are compliant with IESNA standards (as reported on page 12) and, therefore, should not be considered a priority. Similarly, the instersection of Monaco Street and E 72nd Place
is intended to be more festive and communal than necessary for meeting light levels. So, as indicated in the table below, it is our recommendation that the Derby district prioritize upgrading some small area poles and pedestrian
poles first, followed by large area poles second, and finally festoon lighting.
Making upgrades in this order will prioritize the replacement of lighting on streets that do not currently meet IENSA standards as well as in parks that are heavily traveled at night, but do not maintain safe light levels. This will begin
to provide a visual identity to the Derby district while increasing safety in as many areas as possible.
FIXTURE TYPE
PRIORITY LEVEL
(1 - MOST IMPORTANT, 4 - LEAST IMPORTANT)
NOTES
LARGE AREA POLE 3
SMALL AREA POLE 1
44w, 5400 lumen version
1 & 2
SMALL AREA POLE 2
26w, 2900 lumen version
PEDESTRIAN POLE 1 & 2
CUSTOM PAINT COLOR FOR POLES
BANNER ARM
Optional
1
N/A
Optional
$1,000 ADDER WILL BE CHARGED FOR
EACH NEW ORDER OF FIXTURES
FESTOON LIGHTING
DRIVER FOR FESTOON LIGHTING
DECORATIVE POLES 4
4
4
CONTROL PACKAGE
(STANDALONE PHOTOCELLS)
or
CONTROL PACKAGE
(WIRELESS ‘SMART’ SYSTEM WITH MONITORING
CAPABILITIES)
1
1
REQUIRED FOR ANY UPGRADES,
REGARDLESS OF FIXTURE TYPE OR
LOCATION
Map of prioritization for the Derby District where red indicates #1 priority areas, orange indicates #2
priority areas, yellow indicates #3 priority areas, and green indicates #4 priority areas.
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