Residents may be in a New York state of mind. Then again, classic Corsican might be the ticket. The answer should come to light this fall when residents of two city districts will pick the new design of their street lights — Aegean and Corsican, New York style, or the standard street poles.
Residents petitioned for a public hearing to discuss the installation of street lights on 30th Street,between Pico Boulevard and Pearl Street, and Georgina Avenue, between Fourth and Seventh streets, according to the staff report.
The total cost of the project is estimated at $444,000, which includes $220,000 in estimated property owner assessments and $224,000 in estimated city contributions, according to the staff report.
A public hearing will take place Sept. 12 to discuss the project.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on July 11, 2006. Read the original PDF.