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the intersection and hopes to install new bike parking,public art, etc. He expressed hope to repeat this type of project in other parts of the region. Chairman Rader asked whether $25,000 was sufficient to cover the work to be done. Mr. McDermott indicated that the Metroparks is set to give $25,000 to the overall project and has not been line itemed for a specific item. The project will certainly cost more than $25,000 overall. Councilmembers provided questioning about way finding signage for the new extension multi- purpose pathway. Engineer Papke indicated that the signage will be similar to items one would see on Metroparks trails. Chairman Rader made a motion, seconded by Councilmember Bullock to recommend adoption of Resolution 2021-10 by the full Council. Discussion: Director Ducu acknowledged Engineer Papke for his great work on the project, and indicated he has gone above and beyond to leverage funding from other sources for the project. Mr. McDermott added that the Metroparks would assist in signage on the southeastern corner of the intersection. On the motion: A roll call vote was taken as follows: Yeas —Rader, Bullock, Shachner Nays —None Motion passed. Resolution 2021-10 was recommended for adoption. Public Comment: Steve Eisenberg Mr. Eisenberg inquired about Lakewood's telecommunications infrastructure and whether the city considered 100%fiber connectivity for the city &placing a cap on what companies can charge. Councilmembers gave a brief history of fiber connectivity that was provided for commercial businesses along Lakewood's commercial corridors, and sited issues with cost and regulation scope for the various projects. Director Ducu added that the city has been working with AT&T for several years in upgrading to SG technology, and has successfully negotiated the removal of a variety ofstreetlight poles with the company, while it also picked up the cost of new LED lighting. Chairman Rader adjourned the meeting at 6:29 p.m.