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ST8201-CS 881026 (3)COPPELL PUBLIC gORKS October 26, 1988 TO: Kevin Pieffer, P.E. Ginn, Inc. FROM: Steve Goram, Director of Public Wo~ RE: Alternate Street )Lighting - Denton Tap/S. Beltline Tap to Denton Creek & Denton Public Works has no objection to the installation of General Electric Deca-shield II Luminaires as an alternate to the Kim lights on these projects. The first and foremost reason for this is the obvious savings of 58% over the Kim light~ ($11,340.00 vs] $3,220.00 per installation). Secondly, the operations and maintenance cost for the City will remain the same. The only concern is the appearance of the pole, especially after a period of time. However, TU Electric will be fully responsible for this maintenance. The paint color should be similar to the existing Kim lights. As far as a general policy is concerned, I believe that this should be tried but policy should be made after practical evaluation which staff believes will come about, with the installation of the Deca-shield II Luminares at the referenced locations. Staff is under the impression that this type of light does meet the Subdivision requirement under Appendix A, VI-A: "Street lighting shall conform to the latest edition of the Illuminating Engineering Society Handbook." ; If we can be of further assistance regarding this matter, please contact either myself or Per Birdsall at 462-8495. SGG/sm cc: Alan Ratliff, City Manager Per Birdsall, Street Foreman Wayne Ginn, PE Consulting Engineer Russell Doyle, City Engineer Tim Brancheau, TU Electric "~ELECTRIC Thomas G. Parsons District Manager September 12, 1988 Mr. Steve Goram City of Coppell Post Office Box 478 Coppell, Texas 7§019 Dear Mr. Goram: Enclosed is information you requested pertaining to the Genera] Electric Decashield II luminaire. TU Electric is offering this as an alternative roadway light for commercial areas and majer thoroughfares. The photometric applications data on this style of light is very similar to that of the Kim street light. (See attached photometric data.) As this data indicates, these lights can be used on major thoroughfares without any difference in the footcandle lighting or uniformity ratio when compared with Ebe Kim street light. Whereas the Kim lights are anodized aluminum, requiring no painting, the General Electric light standard requires painting. There are no other noticeable differences between the Klm light and the General Electric light. The General Electric light can be installed for an approximate charge of $1,340.00 for each 30 foot, double fixture street light. The cost for the double fixture Klm light installed in similar manner is $3,220.00. Credits can be applied to these prices for customer installed foundations and conduit. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please call Ti.m Brancheau at 323-8910. Sincerely, Thomas G. Parsons District Manager TGP/TB' .tm Enclosure 14a00 Josey Lane P.O. Box 81906t Farmers Branch, Texas 75381-9061 GENERAL ELECTRIC DECASHIELD ri GENERAL ~ ELECTRIC One Oecashield II DS-250 Luminaire i>n 25 loot pole 150 W HPS 175W Metal Halide Curve; 35 177341 M.C-III Cunre: 35 177342 M C III Mounlin] Height 20 30 0 §0 ISOFOOTCANDLE DISTRIBUTION FOR: GENERAL ELECTRIC DECASHIELD' $~ROPP\~o DECASHIELD' II Luminaires from the General Electric Lighting Systems Department combine a contemporary rectilinear shape with an efficient optical system to provide attractive and effective lighting for roadways, parking areas, malls, walkways, industrial parks, residential complexes and other areas where aesthetics and energy efficient lighting are needed for safety, security, and nighttime attraction. Mounted one, two, or four to a square pole, these dark bronze luminaires fit into many architectural schemes with both a com- plementary daytime appearance and afterdark illumination. Decashield II Luminaires come in two sizes, the DS-250 and DS-400, for mounting at heights shown below. Simply determine the light level (footcandles) you need for your area and consult the light distribution curves and conversion charts to determine the best mounting heights, watt- ages, and pole spacing. TYPICAL APPLICATIONS FOR DECASHIELD Il LUMINAiRES i Shopping Mall Parking Areas Residential Roadways Industrial Parks Parks Pedestrian Marls Downtown Shopping Areas Arterial Roadways Parking Lots Hoteh'Motet Entrances Walkways GENERAL ELECTRIC DI-'CASHIELD d GENERAL DESCRIPTION -- The new contemporary shaped DECASHIELD II Luminaire is designed for me energy-efficienl H(]hth~g ()~ ~;![, ,,h. parking areas, walkways, malls and other outdoor areas where brightness control and compatibility with archileclural sHrrOL~l/diRg!i TWO WATTAGE SIZES -- The DECASHIELD II Luminaire comes in two s~zes: · DS-250 for 70, 100, 150, 200, and 250 watt high pressure sodium or 175 and 250 watt melal halide/mercur), light · DS-400 for 200, 250, and 400 watt high pressure sodium or 400 watt metal halide/mercury ~ight sources CONSTRUCTION -- Heavy gauge, formed aluminum housing with altrac- live dark bronze paint finish (also available in seven other colors). MOUNTING -- Decorative extruded aluminum arm and two threaded steel rods combine with a backing plate for mounling to square decorative poles. An upward 2,5 degree tilt on the arm compensates for the optical illusion of luminaire droop. Optional knuckle- type flat-surface mounting and pole- top tenon mounting are available. BALLAST -- All baltast coml~on,!nls are mounted on a "tray" modul~ easy installation and mainlenanc¢ luminaires feature unique REI IA[¢I E "plug-in" s[arting aid for further con swing-down door. GUIDE FORM SPECIFICATION 8/85 {14M) 8W General Electric Company, Lighting Systems Department, Hendersonville, NC 28739 GENERAL ELECTRIC