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9. Communication from Mayor Summers regarding NOPEC, Inc. Energized Community Grant <br />for LED streetlights. (Pg. 36) <br />Motion by Mr. O'Leary, seconded by Mr. Anderson to receive and file the communication. <br />Discussion: Council and the Administration discussed whether or not Council needs to formally <br />authorize the project. <br />Mayor Summers clarified that the program is structured as a reimbursement. First Energy will be <br />handling the installation of the lights and the cost of the lights already includes installation. He <br />highlighted that the City will be saving $25,000 per year for years to come with no upfront costs <br />to taxpayers. He noted that this street light will be new to residents and placing them in <br />commercial corridors first will give us the opportunity to evaluate them. <br />Mr. O'Leary noted that this is a financial, environmental, and public safety investment for the <br />City. <br />Mr. Bullock requested additional time in Committee to learn more about this project and also to <br />discuss the use of the additional NOPEC grant funds. <br />On the motion - Motion adopted. All members voting yea. <br />10. Communication from Law Director Butler regarding Lakewood Park concession lease with <br />HELP Foundation, Inc. (Pg. 37) <br />Nancy Peppler, Executive Director of HELP Foundation stated that Cornucopia was pleased with <br />its experience at Lakewood Park last season. She discussed the mission and work of Cornucopia. <br />She remarked that Cornucopia felt greatly appreciated by the park patrons. She discussed <br />partnerships Cornucopia has had and will be seeking this season with other Lakewood food <br />businesses. She explained the acquisition of Cornucopia by HELP Foundation.Mr. O'Leary <br />thanked Ms. Peppler for a great job last season. <br />In response to a Councilmember's question Director Butler explained that this year's lease <br />clarifies that the tenant is responsible for any broken appliances. <br />In response to a Councilmember's question, Ms. Peppler addressed the matter of employing <br />clients in the park. This season HELP plans to have clients operate the food cart. HELP intends <br />to begin operation of the cart Memorial Day weekend and to begin full concessions when the <br />pool opens. <br />Motion by Mr. O'Leary, seconded by Mr. Anderson to receive and file the communication. <br />Motion adopted. All members voting yea. <br />
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