Enacts provisions authorizing the establishment of neighborhood improvement districts for street lights in cities

Summary

The bill lets cities and counties set up neighborhood improvement districts to pay for engineering, installing, maintaining and powering street lights. Funding would come from special assessments on property owners or billing by electric utilities, and the state would contribute matching grants covering up to two‑thirds of the cost, capped at $2,000 per light. The measure did not pass.

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