Lehi Council Considers Pilot Program for Dark Sky Lighting in Creekwood Neighborhood

In the August 4, 2025 Town Council meeting, Flower Mound took important steps to enhance its street lighting and wastewater treatment infrastructure. The council reviewed a pilot program aimed at transitioning to dark sky-compliant street lighting, proposing the replacement of 11 existing fixtures in the Estates at Creekwood neighborhood with warmer 3,000 Kelvin lights at an estimated cost of $3,000. While council members showed interest in community feedback, they emphasized the need for a comprehensive inventory of current lighting to assess the financial implications of future upgrades. Additionally, an update on the wastewater treatment plant highlighted challenges including aging equipment and rising costs, with ongoing projects aimed at improving efficiency and compliance. The discussions underscored a commitment to proactively address community infrastructure needs while planning for the future. For more details, residents are encouraged to refer to the full meeting video.

Lehi Council Considers Pilot Program for Dark Sky Lighting in Creekwood Neighborhood

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