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The City shall install streetlights at the following locations when petitioned by property owners. At a minimum the petition must include all properties facing or bordering the requested street light. A. Mid-block on alleys B. Mid-block on street blocks 1000 feet or greater in length C. End of cul-de-sac streets less than 300 feet in length CITY OF SAINT ANTHONY (Jay Hartman) Currently working on their policy. They plan to address decorative lighting to their policy. The last MSA road they reconstructed included decorative lighting at no charge to the property owners. Another MSA neighborhood that had been reconstructed in past complained so they will give them lighting with 50% of cost to be assessed to property owners. In the future they will provide decorative lighting to all MSA reconstructs at no assessment. There is no current option for overhead or decorative lighting for any other roadway types. CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW City must receive petition requesting street light by 50% of affected properties (within 200' of light). No lights shall be closer than 250' and at least 400' unless other criteria (intersections, sharp curves, dead ends, vandalized areas or mid-block pedestrian crosswalks). All new street light installations for residential areas shall be 100 watt high pressure sodium at a 30' mounting height. Street lights shall be included in all public improvement projects according to above criteria. CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS Recent street light projects have been assessed and paid off over 5 years. CITY OF WHITE BEAR LAKE City has established street light styles to use for different road types (dependant on ADT). A petition is received from majority of abutting property owners. Lights are placed only at intersections, end of cul-de-sacs, and on abnormally long blocks (every 600').