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November lli, 1958 File: 100-ii3 Trust Department First National Bank 3rd Street Branch Las Vegas, Nevada Attention: Mr. C. M« Boardman Subject: Proposed Assessment District 100-U3 (Area 1) Gentlemen: With reference to your inquiry of November 10, 1958, concerning methods of installation of the proposed street lighting. In general, the lighting units will be spaced at 90 ft. staggered intervals. That would locate the foundations at 180 ft. spacing on each side of the street. The standards will be 30 ft. in height, and will be centered at 18" behind the back of curb. Foundation elevation will be same as existing curb elevations, and flush with any future sidewalk development. Wiring will be overhead. The cost of the improvements will be on a front foot basis far the entire district regardless of present degree of development of the property. The estimated cost of improvements is between $U.OO and #5*00 per front ft. The complete system will be located within the existing street right-of-way and consequently should cause no difficulty in future "on site" development . We appreciate your interest, and will be happy to supply any further information should you require it. RPS:HR:cd cc. C. A. Stay C. E. Stay F. S. Stay yours, R. P. Sauer Director of Public Works
