How to Eliminate Street Lights

Complete darkness is sometimes necessary for a variety of reasons, including good sleep, photography development or astronomical observations. In some places, people wishing to cut back on municipal spending see elimination of street lights as an energy-saving possibility. Streetlight removal can also be appropriate if they are not in good physical condition and are a public health or safety risk. In most cases, the local government or other organizational body that installed the streetlight is responsible for its removal.

Instructions

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  Locate precisely the streetlight you wish to remove. Include as accurately as possible enough information about its location, such as street, nearby street numbers or other identifying locators, so that others can find it in your absence.
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  Contact your city or local government offices via phone, Internet, or written letter to inquire what the possibilities are for requesting removal of the streetlight.
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  Be prepared to go to public city forums, meetings or town hall gatherings to make your case for removal of the streetlights. You will make your case stronger by going prepared with accurate information.
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  Gather support for your cause amongst other fellow residents. Considering collecting signatures for a petition. Gaining support of a government representative will further your cause more quickly.
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  Repeat steps 3 and 4 until you achieve your desired results regarding the streetlights.

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