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Consultation has concluded
Council is proposing to upgrade the lighting at Blues Point Reserve to energy-efficient LEDs.
The new lights will replace the existing Ausgrid mercury vapour lamps and poles. The new street poles will match the ones recently installed by the State Government near Henry Lawson Reserve.
While the number of lights within the Reserve will increase to 20, there will be a reduction in light spill out of the Reserve.
Advantages of the new lighting include:
reducing our energy consumption
better lighting quality and minimising light being reflected outside the reserve
reducing glare on nearby residents
using warmer tone lighting which is more appealing to our nocturnal fauna
saves maintenance and running costs of public lighting
improves night-time safety and visibility in Blues Point Reserve.
Council is committed to embracing the principles of environmental sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by reducing energy consumption. This project aligns with the North Sydney Environmental Sustainability Strategy 2030.
After the consultation closes, the community will be informed about the outcome and the dates for the lighting installation will be confirmed. The proposed timing for the new LED lighting installation is September 2023. Works will be staged to ensure continued access to the Reserve during construction.
SUBMISSIONS INVITED
Submissions close 5pm, Wednesday 19 July 2023
Use the online submission form (below) or alternatively, send submissions to:
Council is proposing to upgrade the lighting at Blues Point Reserve to energy-efficient LEDs.
The new lights will replace the existing Ausgrid mercury vapour lamps and poles. The new street poles will match the ones recently installed by the State Government near Henry Lawson Reserve.
While the number of lights within the Reserve will increase to 20, there will be a reduction in light spill out of the Reserve.
Advantages of the new lighting include:
reducing our energy consumption
better lighting quality and minimising light being reflected outside the reserve
reducing glare on nearby residents
using warmer tone lighting which is more appealing to our nocturnal fauna
saves maintenance and running costs of public lighting
improves night-time safety and visibility in Blues Point Reserve.
Council is committed to embracing the principles of environmental sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by reducing energy consumption. This project aligns with the North Sydney Environmental Sustainability Strategy 2030.
After the consultation closes, the community will be informed about the outcome and the dates for the lighting installation will be confirmed. The proposed timing for the new LED lighting installation is September 2023. Works will be staged to ensure continued access to the Reserve during construction.
SUBMISSIONS INVITED
Submissions close 5pm, Wednesday 19 July 2023
Use the online submission form (below) or alternatively, send submissions to:
