Agenda - Council - 06/25/1985 - Laserfiche WebLink

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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I would require eight - 70' poles; the decision as to whether to use wood or steel poles will be determined later after additional discussion with the Owner (City of Ramsey). We will just concern ourselves with the lighting at this time. Using these eight - 70' poles, four with ten - 1000 watt units and four with six - lO00 watt units, we would have a footcandle level of 30/20. What this means is that in the infield for the softball field, we would be able to obtain 30 foot candles on the outfield and we would retain 50 foot candles on the soccer field . In the final layout, some of the fixtures will be able to be switched off when softball is being played and some would be able to be switched off when soccer was being played. Based on the layout presented by North Star and assuming 70' steel pole with the climber steps on the pole, with the safety climbers cable system and the man cages for revamping, the cost per field would be approximately $43,400. This does not include the electrical installation nor does it include the concrete bases. The cost for the concrete bases for all eight poles, depending upon the soil condition, is approximately $~,000 - $7,500. The installed cost of all equipment, excluding poles and fixtures, will be somewhere in the neighborhood of forty thousand dollars ($40,000) - (20,000 per field. If we total these figures we have approximately seventy thousand dollars ($70,000) per field for installed poles with fixtures and bases.