Street Lighting Removal
Dear Cheshire East Council,
Please can you provide me with the following information:
• How many lighting columns are planned to be replaced within the next 5 years? And how many per year?
• Who is responsible for delivering the work (and provider point of contact)?
• What is the name of the lead officer(s)/main contact(s) overseeing the replacement of street lighting?
• What is the current method used to replace/remove street lighting columns?
• What is the average cost of taking a lighting column down?
• What is the average cost of installing the new lighting column?
• What is the average cost of disconnecting and reconnecting the lighting column?
• Would your organisation be interested in a new process which would look to increase Health & Safety and speed up the job?
Yours faithfully,
dave smithels
Date: 22 December 2016
Our Reference: 616535
Dear Mr Smithels
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Valerie Nelhams
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Cheshire East Council
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Mr David Smithels
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Subject Line: Street Lighting Removal/Replacement Log No:
FOI 616535
Dear Mr Smithels,
Thank you for your request for information. I have responded in the order
you raised your queries.
Q1. How many lighting columns are planned to be replaced within the next 5
years? And how many per year?
A1. At present we are planning to replace 4000 residential columns over
the next two years plus any RTC columns
Q2. Who is responsible for delivering the work (and provider point of
contact)?
A2. Cheshire East Highways, our in-house service contractor. - Chris
Shields
Q3. What is the name of the lead officer(s)/main contact(s) overseeing
the replacement of street lighting?
A3. Chris Shields
Q4. What is the current method used to replace/remove street lighting
columns?
A4. In house service contractor
Q5. What is the average cost of taking a lighting column down?
A5. Commercially sensitive information
Q6. What is the average cost of installing the new lighting column?
A6. Commercially sensitive information
Q7. What is the average cost of disconnecting and reconnecting the
lighting column?
A7. Commercially sensitive information
Q8. Would your organisation be interested in a new process which would
look to increase Health & Safety and speed up the job?
A8. Yes
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Yours sincerely,
Katie Henshall
Street Lighting Team Leader | Cheshire East Highways
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