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The City of Boulderis convertingstreetlights to efficient LEDs to improve safety and visibility for people traveling, reduce carbon emissions, and save money. Community members can share theirpreferred streetlight color temperature, which is how warm or cool a light appears,for residential areas and major roadwaysvia anonline questionnaire, available in English and Spanish, from Sept. 20 toNov. 1.
In addition to community engagement on streetlight color temperature preferences, the city will evaluate options based on best practices from other cities and technical analyses. The conversionto LEDs will startin 2023 and is anticipated to continuethrough2025.Evaluating streetlight locationsis not part of this project phase and will take place during a future city process.
The community can also view thestreetlight color temperature options online or in person at two locations.A questionnaire is available via a QR code at each location.The city has installedexamples at: — Spruce Pool for residential street options. — South of the 28th Street and Iris Avenue intersectionalong 28th Street for roadway options.
The City of Boulderis convertingstreetlights to efficient LEDs to improve safety and visibility for people traveling, reduce carbon emissions, and save money. Community members can share theirpreferred streetlight color temperature, which is how warm or cool a light appears,for residential areas and major roadwaysvia anonline questionnaire, available in English and Spanish, from Sept. 20 toNov. 1.
In addition to community engagement on streetlight color temperature preferences, the city will evaluate options based on best practices from other cities and technical analyses. The conversionto LEDs will startin 2023 and is anticipated to continuethrough2025.Evaluating streetlight locationsis not part of this project phase and will take place during a future city process.
The community can also view thestreetlight color temperature options online or in person at two locations.A questionnaire is available via a QR code at each location.The city has installedexamples at: — Spruce Pool for residential street options. — South of the 28th Street and Iris Avenue intersectionalong 28th Street for roadway options.
The city welcomes general feedback on LED color temperature selection via this online questionnaire.
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