ROADWAY LIGHTING PROGRAM Public Works Department February 10, 2015
Presentation Outline Background Benefits Challenges Standards Current Roadway Lighting Program Next Steps and Summary
Presentation Outline Background Benefits Challenges Standards Current Roadway Lighting Program Next Steps and Summary
Background 200 Miles $2.6M Annual Operating Cost
Presentation Outline Background Benefits Challenges Standards Current Roadway Lighting Program Next Steps and Summary
Benefits Neighborhood Safety Community Spirit Accident Reduction
Benefits Neighborhood Safety Community Spirit Accident Reduction
Benefits Neighborhood Safety Community Spirit Accident Reduction
Presentation Outline Background Benefits Challenges Standards Current Roadway Lighting Program Next Steps and Summary
Challenges Light Trespass
Challenges Light Trespass
Challenges Light Pollution
Challenges Light Fixtures High Pressure Sodium LED
Presentation Outline Background Benefits Challenges Standards Current Roadway Lighting Program Next Steps and Summary
Standards Duke Energy Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC)
Standards Light Poles Existing Wood Poles Concrete Poles Aluminum Poles
Standards Light Poles Existing Wood Poles Concrete Poles Aluminum Poles
Standards Light Poles Existing Wood Poles Concrete Poles Aluminum Poles
Standards LED Light Fixtures
Presentation Outline Background Benefits Challenges Standards Current Roadway Lighting Program Next Steps and Summary
Current Program 100 Miles $1.2M Annual Operating Cost
Current Program Roadway Lighting Evaluation Continuity of roadway lights Number of night time accidents Crime rate in the area Activity centers, such as, bus routes, churches & schools Speed limit and traffic volumes
Current Program First Year To Be Lighted – FY 14/15 Apopka-Vineland Road Conroy-Windermere Road to Westover Roberts Road Clarcona-Ocoee Road SR 429 to Hiawassee Road Pine Hills Road Silver Star Road to North Lane Econlockhatchee Trail SR 408 to Trevarthon Road John Young Parkway Central Florida Parkway to Beach Line Expressway
Current Program First Year To Be Lighted FY 14/15 (continued) Rouse Road SR 50 to Corporate Blvd Silver Star Road Orange Blossom Trail to Maury Road Americana Boulevard John Young Parkway to Orange Blossom Trail Good Homes Road Old Winter Garden Road to SR 50 John Young Parkway Oak Ridge Road to I-4
Current Program Design in Progress by Power Companies Clarcona-Ocoee Road Ocoee-Apopka Road to Hiawassee Road Pine Hills Road Silver Star Road to North Lane John Young Parkway Oak Ridge Road to I-4
Current Program Construction Pending Rouse Road SR 50 to Corporate Boulevard Silver Star Road Orange Blossom Trail to Maury Road Americana Boulevard John Young Parkway to Orange Blossom Trail Good Homes Road Old Winter Garden Road to SR 50
Current Program Construction Pending (Continued) John Young Parkway Central Florida Parkway to Beach Line Expressway Apopka-Vineland Road Conroy-Windermere Road to Westover Roberts Road Econlockhatchee Trail SR 408 to Trevarthon Road
Current Program Second Year To Be Lighted – FY 15/16 Alafaya Trail Innovation Way to Lake Underhill Road Apopka-Vineland Road Westover Roberts Road to Old Winter Garden Road Darryl Carter Parkway International Drive to Palm Parkway Apopka-Vineland Road I-4 to Lake Street
Current Program Second Year To Be Lighted – FY 15/16 Valencia College Lane SR 417 to Econlockhatchee Trail John Young Parkway SR 528 to Oak Ridge Road Destination Parkway International Drive to Tradeshow Boulevard Piedmont Wekiva Road Orange Blossom Trail to Semoran Boulevard
Current Program Program Status Re-assign staff to manage projects Requested designs in January 2014 Power companies dedicate staff for designs; develop costs & invoice procedures 7 of 10 designs complete Installation will depend upon power company’s workload
Presentation Outline Background Benefits Challenges Standards Current Roadway Lighting Program Next Steps and Summary
Next Steps Power companies will complete lighting design for 3 first-year roadways and light them Power companies will perform designs for second-year roadways.
Next Steps and Summary Summary All County four-lane and six-lane roads lighted at end of five year program Utilize current LED technology $6.1M capital expense over five years $1.2M annual ongoing operational expense
ROADWAY LIGHTING PROGRAM Public Works Department February 10, 2015