MUNICIPAL LIGHTING HANDBOOK - January 2012
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MUNICIPAL LIGHTING HANDBOOK January 2012
Welcome to Jersey Central Power & Light Company! This Municipal Lighting Handbook has been developed to provide information regarding the different street light options that JCP&L offers, along with corresponding installation charges and monthly rates. It also contains directions on how to apply for new streetlights, upgrades or removals, and how to report street light problems to the Company. A listing of Company approved street light manufacturers has been included in the Appendix, along with website addresses where the latest photometric data can be found for the lighting fixtures that we use. These websites also contain lighting design software that you may find helpful. You may contact JCP&L at 1-800-662-3115 for answers to any street lighting questions or concerns that are not addressed in this handbook. If you have a major street lighting issue that is not resolved to your satisfaction, please contact the Area Manager responsible for your municipality, listed on pages 23 through 26.
Table of Contents
PAGE
INTRODUCTION 1
ELIMINATION OF MERCURY VAPOR STREET LIGHTS 2
STREET LIGHTING SERVICE OPTIONS
Company Fixture 2
Contribution Fixture 3
Customer Fixture 3
OUTDOOR LIGHTING SERVICE (Floodlights) 3
APPLICATION PROCEDURE FOR STREET LIGHTING
Installation of New Streetlights 4
Upgrading Existing Streetlights 5
Removal of Existing Streetlights 6
STREET LIGHTING OPTIONS – OVERHEAD SERVICE 8
1. Standard Cobra Head Luminaire on Wood Pole 9
2. Colonial Standard Luminaire Side-Mounted on Wood Pole 11
3. Ornate Colonial Luminaire Side-Mounted on Wood Pole 12
STREET LIGHTING OPTIONS – UNDERGROUND SERVICE 13
1. Colonial Post Top Standard Luminaire 14
2. Ornate Colonial Post Top Luminaire I 15
2. Ornate Colonial Post Top Luminaire II 16
3. Ornate Acorn Style Post Top Luminaire 17
4. Cobra Head Luminaire on 30 Foot Fiberglass Pole 18
5. Cobra Head Luminaire on Aluminum Pole 19
STREETLIGHT MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE 20
On-Line Street Light Outage Report Form 21
Area Managers for JCP&L’s Central Region 23
Area Manager Contact Information for JCP&L’s Central Region 24
Area Managers for JCP&L’s Northern Region 25
Area Manger Contact Information for JCP&L’s Northern Region 26
APPROVED STREET LIGHT MANUFACTURERS 27INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this handbook is to provide guidance on the application process for new
or upgraded street lighting installations along public roadways; to catalog the street lighting
options that are available from Jersey Central Power & Light Company (“JCP&L” or “the
Company”); and to provide information on the installation costs and monthly rates for each
of these lighting options. The monthly streetlight rates change every quarter to reflect the
latest Basic Generation Service - Fixed Pricing charges; therefore, the rates set forth in
this handbook, while current at the time of posting, may vary from actual cost by a small
percentage during any subsequent quarter.
The Company does not provide street lighting design service. It is up to the municipality
to specify the desired level of illumination for a given location. However, the Company will
provide a street lighting layout once the municipality has decided on the appropriate
spacing for the type of street lighting fixtures selected. Photometric data necessary to
develop a street lighting design can be obtained from the various lighting manufacturers’
websites listed in the Appendix on page 27.
The Company’s tariff approved by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (“Tariff”)
provides for two basic types of lighting service: Sodium Vapor Street Lighting and Outdoor
Lighting. The typical street lighting installation is comprised of a cobra head fixture on a
wood distribution pole, known as a “fixture” pole. The Company also offers decorative
colonial type luminaires that can be installed on fixture poles. There are several streetlights
offered for installation in underground residential service areas, including the standard
colonial post top, as well as more decorative options.
The Company will no longer install streetlights for the illumination of municipal parking
lots, driveways, walkways, or Park and Ride facilities. The Company will only install
streetlights along public rights-of-way for the illumination of roadways.
The Company can no longer install decorative lighting for “streetscape” projects where a
municipality constructs a “downtown” area revitalization project. Private electrical
contractors are available for streetscape installations, and JCP&L will coordinate service
requirements for the new lighting fixtures, either metered or unmetered (see paragraph on
Customer Fixtures, page 3).
This handbook is subject to revision by the Company at any time. Revisions will be posted
on JCP&L’s website as soon as practicable after they are made, but revisions may be
effective prior to their posting. For more details on JCP&L’s Street and Outdoor Lighting
Service, refer to the Company’s Tariff at www.firstenergycorp.com. Select JCP&L as the
operating company, then click on Tariffs under General Information in the lower left corner
of the screen. Refer to the Current Tariff Part III, “OL” or “SVL”.
1ELIMINATION OF MERCURY VAPOR STREET LIGHTS
Mercury Vapor street lighting service has been restricted in JCP&L’s Tariff since July
1982. Sodium Vapor fixtures were considered standard at that time due to their superior
energy efficiency. The Tariff allowed the Company to maintain all the existing Mercury
Vapor street lights, but did not allow the installation of new Mercury Vapor fixtures.
The Energy Policy Act of 2005 bans the manufacture or import of Mercury Vapor ballasts
after January 1, 2008. The Act does NOT prohibit the continued maintenance of Mercury
Vapor fixtures beyond this date – as long as inventory remains. Once inventory has been
depleted however, any Mercury Vapor fixtures that require new ballasts will need to be
replaced with Sodium Vapor fixtures.
There is a table on page 5, in the section on Upgrading Existing Streetlights, showing the
recommended Mercury Vapor to Sodium Vapor lamp wattage conversion. Since Sodium
Vapor fixtures are more energy efficient than Mercury Vapor, a smaller lamp size will
provide equal or greater lumen output per kilowatt-hour of electricity, resulting in a net
savings in the monthly energy cost. The current difference in cost is shown in the same
table on page 5.
STREET LIGHTING SERVICE OPTIONS
JCP&L offers three facilities options for Street Lighting Service, with three corresponding
monthly rates. The three options are categorized as Company Fixtures, Contribution
Fixtures, and Customer Fixtures.
The Contribution Fixture rate is the “standard default” rate that JCP&L will apply for new
street lighting installations. In order to “opt out” of the Contribution Fixture rate and the
required up-front payment per fixture, it will be necessary to have a letter from the
municipality approving application of the full Company Fixture rate.
Company Fixtures
Company Fixtures refer to all street lighting equipment, including brackets and luminaires
installed by JCP&L at its expense on wood distribution poles or Street Light Poles, in
accordance with its standard specifications, and all other equipment necessary in
rendering the required Service. Company Fixtures shall be owned, operated, maintained
and serviced by the Company. The monthly billing rates for Company Fixtures are shown
on the Street Lighting Options pages contained in this handbook.
2Contribution Fixtures
Contribution Fixtures refer to Company Fixtures for which the customer has paid an
upfront “contributed installation” cost, in order to have lower monthly streetlight billing
rates. Contribution Fixtures are installed, owned, operated, maintained and serviced by
the Company. The “contributed installation” cost is $395.89, which includes the current
Federal Income Tax gross-up for Contributions in Aid to Construction, in accordance with
paragraph 3.14 found in Part II, Section 3 of JCP&L’s Tariff. Please note that the Tax
gross-up is subject to change on an annual basis. The monthly billing rates for Contribution
Fixtures are shown on the Street Lighting Options pages contained in this handbook.
Customer Fixtures
Customer Fixtures refer to all customer provided and installed street lighting equipment,
including brackets, luminaires, and wire required for connection by the Company to a
designated point on the Company’s existing distribution system, which may be metered
or unmetered. Such fixtures must be contiguous to one another, and installed on customer
provided and installed poles located in areas which allow them to be clearly discernable
from Company owned street light facilities. Customer fixtures and poles must be installed
in accordance with the current edition of the National Electrical Code, as well as equipment
standards established and approved by the Company. The Customer must make any
necessary maintenance, repairs, or replacements to Customer Fixtures or poles, including
luminaire cleaning, or lamp and photoelectric control replacements. The monthly billing
rate will be based upon the metered consumption at the General Secondary Service Rate,
or a predetermined fixed rate for unmetered installations. Unmetered service is not
available for Customer fixtures and/or poles that include electrical outlets for seasonal
decorations.
OUTDOOR LIGHTING SERVICE (FLOODLIGHTS)
Outdoor Lighting Service is not available for the illumination of public streets and
highways. Outdoor Lighting is comprised of Sodium Vapor Floodlights. This service is
provided from “dusk to dawn” with operation controlled by a photoelectric cell; timers are
not available for shorter periods of operation. The Company will only install floodlights to
furnish Outdoor Lighting Service on existing wood distribution poles where secondary
facilities exist along existing Company rights-of-way. The Company will not install new
poles for Outdoor Lighting Service on private property, nor will the Company install lights
on buildings.
3APPLICATION PROCEDURE FOR STREET LIGHTING
Installation of New Streetlights
The installation of new streetlights can only be authorized by a Municipality, since the
Municipality is ultimately responsible for paying the monthly street lighting bills. When a
Municipality requires the installation of new streetlights in an Underground Residential
(URD) Subdivision, the developer must obtain Municipal approval for the proposed lighting
layout and the fixtures that have been selected. If the Municipality desires a fixture style
other than the standards offered by JCP&L, the Company will furnish metered or unmetered
connection points for the installation of Customer Fixtures (refer to page 3.)
JCP&L will install streetlights in a URD subdivision as part of the installation of electrical
distribution facilities only after the developer has obtained approval of the street lighting
layout from the Municipality, and after the developer has executed all necessary
contracts/agreements and paid all required costs pursuant to JCP&L’s tariff.
When a Municipality desires to have new streetlights installed in an area other than a URD
Subdivision, the request may be initiated by contacting the JCP&L Customer Service
Center at 1-800-662-3115. The following information is needed.
Name of Municipality
Type of lighting desired (overhead or underground service)
Style/Fixture Type (standard, ornate, colonial, etc.)
Spacing Between Fixtures (for desired illumination level)
Locations (House numbers, street names, lot/block numbers)
Billing Rate (Company or Contribution Fixture)
Lamp Wattage (based on availability for light style)
The Customer Service representative will create a telememo, and forward the information
to the appropriate Region, where a streetlight request will be assigned to a Layout
Technician, who will contact the requestor to obtain further details, and then will prepare a
Streetlight Modification Agreement. The Streetlight Modification Agreement will be sent to
the municipality for approval signature. When the Municipality returns the executed
document to the Layout Technician, the streetlight installation(s) will be scheduled.
The term of the Streetlight Contract for the installation of Company Fixtures will be five
years, with a monthly basis thereafter. If streetlight service is terminated before the end of
the contract term, the Municipality will be billed the total of the light’s monthly fixture charge,
plus the KWH Distribution Charge applicable to the light’s billing month KWH, times the
remaining months of the contract term.
When streetlights are required within a new URD Subdivision, the developer is responsible
for obtaining Municipal approval for the streetlight layout proposed by the Company. It is
the developer’s responsibility to provide the Company with initial information concerning the
4Municipality’s streetlight requirements for a given subdivision, so that an appropriate street
lighting layout can be developed.
Upgrading Existing Streetlights
Streetlight upgrades can be classified into three categories:
(1) an increase in lamp wattage, subject to the limitations of the luminaire style
(2) conversion of mercury vapor or incandescent street lights to sodium vapor
(3) conversion of standard fixtures to ornate fixtures (URD lighting only)
To request an increase in lamp wattage for an existing street light, the Municipality may
contact the Customer Service Center at 1-800-662-3115 to initiate the process. The
Municipality must furnish the location of the streetlights to be upgraded, preferably with a
street address and the Company’s pole number, which can be found on the pole. Refer to
the Street Lighting Options section of this handbook to determine the maximum wattage
for each fixture style that the Company offers. The assigned Layout Technician will issue
a Streetlight Modification Agreement reflecting the change in lamp wattage, for signature
approval by the Municipality. The work will be scheduled by the Company upon receipt of
the signed approval form, and payment of any applicable labor charges for the upgrade.
Conversions of mercury vapor or incandescent streetlights to sodium vapor shall be
scheduled in accordance with the Company’s Sodium Vapor Lighting (SVL) Conversion
Program. The Company may limit the number of conversions to no more than 5% of the
lamps served under this service classification (SVL) at the end of the previous year.
Sodium vapor lamps are more energy efficient and provide greater light output per
kilowatt-hour of electricity. The Company recommends the following lamp wattage
conversion guidelines. (Costs shown below are based on Company Fixture rates.)
RECOMMENDED MERCURY VAPOR TO SODIUM VAPOR
LAMP WATTAGE CONVERSION
Wattage & Monthly Wattage & Monthly Cost
Lamp Type Lumens Cost ($) Lamp Type Lumens Cost ($) Difference
100 W MVL 4,000 11.12 50 W SVL 4,000 9.77 - $ 1.35
175 W MVL 8,150 16.13 100 W SVL 9,500 13.06 - $ 3.07
250 W MVL 11,500 20.67 150 W SVL 16,000 16.19 - $ 4.48
400 W MVL 21,500 30.59 250 W SVL 27,500 23.81 - $ 6.78
700 W MVL 42,000 49.95 400 W SVL 50,000 34.92 - $ 15.03
5RECOMMENDED INCANDESCENT TO SODIUM VAPOR
LAMP WATTAGE CONVERSION
Wattage & Monthly Wattage & Monthly Cost
Lamp Type Lumens Cost ($) Lamp Type Lumens Cost ($) Difference
105 W INC 1,000 7.69 50 W SVL 4,000 9.77 + $ 2.08
205 W INC 2,500 13.17 50 W SVL 4,000 9.77 - $ 3.40
327 W INC 4,000 19.75 70 W SVL 5,800 11.18 - $ 8.57
448 W INC 6,000 26.48 100 W SVL 9,500 13.06 - $ 13.42
Any Municipality that would like to initiate a streetlight conversion to sodium vapor must
contact the Company’s Customer Service Center at 1-800-662-3115, or the Area
Manager. The request will be forwarded to the appropriate Operating District for
processing. Whenever there is a streetlight conversion, the Municipality will be required to
sign the Streetlight Modification Agreement for proper accounting changes. There will be
no labor charge for this type of conversion. Also, if the Company must replace a mercury
vapor or incandescent luminaire (the fixture, not the bulb) due to failure or damage, it will
be replaced with a sodium vapor luminaire sized according to the recommended
conversion charts shown above. The Municipality will be notified of this change by receipt
of a Streetlight Modification Agreement, which must be signed and returned to the
Company.
A Municipality interested in the conversion of existing standard overhead streetlights
(cobra heads) to ornate overhead fixtures may contact the Company’s Customer Service
Center at 1-800-662-3115 to initiate the request. This type of conversion will involve billing
for the removal of the existing fixtures and installation of the ornate fixtures, plus additional
charges for removal of any lights that have been installed less than five years. Ornate
overhead fixtures are installed with a two foot bracket located fifteen feet above ground
(see pages 11 & 12). Therefore, in order to maintain the same level of illumination,
additional fixtures may be required.
Removal of Existing Streetlights
When a Municipality desires to have certain streetlights taken out of operation, it must
contact the Company’s Customer Service Center at 1-800-662-3115. It will be necessary
to provide the location of the streetlights, including street address and Company pole
number. The Company will issue a Streetlight Modification Agreement for the Municipality
to sign regarding deactivation of the streetlights. The form must be signed and returned to
the Company in order to reflect the changes in the Municipality’s streetlight account.
When the Company receives a request for the removal of a streetlight, the streetlight is
left in place, but the photoelectric cell is removed to prevent the light from operating.
6If the streetlight has been installed for more than five years, there is no charge for
deactivation in this manner. If the Municipality wants the fixture physically removed, then
there will be billing charges for the associated labor. If the streetlight has been installed
for less than five years, and was billed under the Company Fixture rate, there will be
additional charges involved for early termination, as described in the next to last paragraph
on page 4. Restoration of service to street lights before the end of the contract term shall
be made at the expense of the Municipality.
7STREET LIGHTING OPTIONS – OVERHEAD SERVICE
The Company will install new cobra head luminaires and brackets on existing wood
distribution (fixture) poles, without charge, when such facilities are requested by a
Municipality. However, if traffic control or an NJDOT highway occupancy
permit is needed to perform the installation, then the Municipality will be
required to provide the traffic control and/or pay for the permit. If a new
fixture pole is needed along public rights-of-way in order to install a streetlight, then
the Company will install the pole and associated streetlight wires without charge to
the Municipality. Span poles, which are installed to carry wire to fixture poles, shall
only be installed upon payment of a non-refundable contribution.
There are two styles of colonial post top luminaires shown on the following pages
for installation on fixture poles, with 2.5 foot brackets. The prices shown for these
lights are for new installations only where there are no existing streetlights;
they are not applicable for conversions of existing cobra heads to this type of
decorative lighting. Additional charges would be incurred for the removal of the
existing cobra head luminaires, as well as backing out the credit that is included in
the new installation prices for the equivalent cobra head that the Company
furnishes without charge.
81. STANDARD COBRA HEAD LUMINAIRE
ON WOOD POLE WITH 6, 12 OR 16 FOOT BRACKET
Available Lamp sizes:
50, 70, 100, 150, 250, & 400 watt High Pressure Sodium
Standard Cobra Head (semi-cutoff):
50 watt is IES Type II; 70 - 400 watts are IES Type III
Low Profile Cobra Head (cutoff):
70 – 150 watts are IES Type II; 250 & 400 watts are IES Type III
Bracket sizes:
Street lighting luminaires shall be installed on support brackets,
the length of which is determined by the width of the roadway.
The following table shows the typical support bracket lengths
used for various roadway widths. Special situations may require
the use of support bracket lengths other than typical, as
determined by the Company.
Street Length of Distance from
Width Support Bracket Pole to Light Center
Up to 36 feet 6 feet 7.5 feet
36 to 60 feet 12 feet 13.5 feet
60 feet & greater 16 feet 17.5 feet
Bracket Mounting Heights:
Recommended street light bracket mounting heights refer to the
light center of the luminaire above the road surface.
Light Center From Road
Watts Lamp Lumens Surface
Minimum Maximum
50 thru 150 1,000 thru 16,000 22.5 ft 28 ft
250 thru 400 20,000 thru 60,000 30.5 ft 33 ft
Refractors:
All lamp sizes are available with Standard (semi-cutoff optic)
refractors. Low Profile (cutoff optic) refractors are available for 70
through 400 watt lamp sizes.
91. STANDARD COBRA HEAD LUMINAIRE (cont’d)
ON WOOD POLE WITH 6, 12 OR 16 FOOT BRACKET
Installation cost: There is no
installation charge for standard cobra
head luminaires and brackets on
existing wood distribution (fixture)
poles (see page 8 for other charges).
Monthly Rates: Costs are based on a
standard illumination schedule of
4200 hours per year. See table below
for Company and Contribution Fixture
Rates. Contribution Fixtures require a
one-time payment of $395.89 per
fixture.
Refer to the Company’s Tariff for
additional billing details.
STANDARD COBRA HEAD LUMINAIRE
LAMP SIZE MONTHLY RATE
IES COMPANY FIXTURE CONTRIBUTION FIXTURE
WATTS TYPE Jun - Sep Oct - May Jun - Sep Oct – May
50 II MSCO $ 9.73 $ 9.77 $ 5.06 $ 5.10
70 III MSCO $ 11.12 $ 11.18 $ 6.45 $ 6.51
100 III MSCO $ 12.97 $ 13.06 $ 8.30 $ 8.39
150 III MSCO $ 16.06 $ 16.19 $ 11.39 $ 11.52
250 III MSCO $ 23.60 $ 23.81 $ 17.73 $ 17.94
400 III MSCO $ 34.58 $ 34.92 $ 28.71 $ 29.05
102. COLONIAL STANDARD LUMINAIRE SIDE-MOUNTED
WITH 2.5 FOOT ALUMINUM BRACKET ON WOOD POLE
Available in gray
Available sizes:
50, 70, 100 & 150 watt
High Pressure Sodium
Installation cost: $115.45 per fixture
Monthly Rates: Costs are based on a
standard illumination schedule of 4200
hours per year. See table below for
Company and Contribution Fixture
Rates. Contribution Fixtures require a
one-time payment of $395.89 per
fixture.
Refer to the Company’s Tariff for
additional billing details.
COLONIAL STANDARD LUMINAIRE
SIDE-MOUNTED
LAMP SIZE MONTHLY RATE
IES COMPANY FIXTURE CONTRIBUTION FIXTURE
WATTS TYPE Jun - Sep Oct – May Jun - Sep Oct – May
50 MS III $ 9.73 $ 9.77 $ 5.06 $ 5.10
70 MS III & V $ 11.12 $ 11.18 $ 6.45 $ 6.51
100 MS III & V $ 12.97 $ 13.06 $ 8.30 $ 8.39
150 MS III $ 16.06 $ 16.19 $ 11.39 $ 11.52
113. ORNATE COLONIAL LUMINAIRE SIDE-MOUNTED
WITH 2.5 FOOT ORNATE BRACKET ON WOOD POLE
Available in black
Available sizes:
70 & 100 watt High Pressure Sodium
Installation cost: $520.97 per fixture
Monthly Rates: Costs are based on a
standard illumination schedule of
4200 hours per year. See table below
for Company and Contribution Fixture
Rates. Contribution Fixtures require a
one-time payment of $395.89 per
fixture
Refer to the Company’s Tariff for
additional billing details.
ORNATE COLONIAL LUMINAIRE
SIDE-MOUNTED
LAMP SIZE MONTHLY RATE
IES COMPANY FIXTURE CONTRIBUTION FIXTURE
WATTS TYPE Jun – Sep Oct - May Jun - Sep Oct – May
70 MS III & V $ 11.12 $ 11.18 $ 6.45 $ 6.51
100 MS III & V $ 12.97 $ 13.06 $ 8.30 $ 8.39
12STREET LIGHTING OPTIONS – UNDERGROUND SERVICE
Underground service for street lights is furnished by the Company in new residential
subdivisions consisting of three of more building lots (URD), or in conventional
underground secondary networks found in more urban areas of the Company’s service
territory. Conventional underground networks can be found in portions of Asbury Park,
Belmar, Bradley Beach, Deal, Freehold Borough, Harding Township, Lakewood, Long
Branch, Monmouth Beach, Morristown, Neptune, Point Pleasant Beach, Pompton Lakes,
Red Bank, Rumson, Spring Lake, and Summit.
The standard lighting option offered by the Company for installation in underground
residential subdivisions is the Colonial Post Top Luminaire on a 16 foot fiberglass pole.
This standard is an economical choice, and is available in black. There are several
additional ornate options, including the Ornate Colonial Post Top with two pole choices,
as well as the Acorn Style Post Top Luminaire. There is one additional lighting choice for
underground residential subdivisions, which consists of a cobra head luminaire with a six
foot bracket, mounted on a 30-foot gray fiberglass pole. This type of installation allows for
greater separation between lights due to the increased mounting height. The installation
costs shown on the following pages for the various underground streetlight fixtures, are
only applicable to new installations within URD subdivisions, made at the time of
initial construction. The cost to retrofit additional streetlights within a URD subdivision
subsequent to initial construction, will be based upon fixed billing charges. These charges
will include any traffic control costs, as well as permit fees, or the Municipality can provide
the traffic control.
The cobra head luminaire shown on an aluminum pole is typically only installed in
conventional underground network areas. The pole is available in two heights, with a 6
and 12 foot mounting bracket. There is no charge to the Municipality for this type of
installation in a conventional underground network area, provided there are no existing
streetlights that would need to be removed.
The installation costs shown on the following pages for the various underground fixtures
are greater than the values found in Appendix A, Part II of the Company’s Tariff. This
difference is due to the fact that the costs have been marked up to include the Federal
Income Tax that the Company must pay on all Contributions in Aid of Construction, in
accordance with Section 3.14, Part II of the Tariff.
131. COLONIAL POST TOP STANDARD LUMINAIRE
WITH 16 FOOT FIBERGLASS POLE
Available in black
Available sizes:
50, 70, 100 & 150 watt
High Pressure Sodium
Installation Cost: $344.32 per fixture
Monthly Rates: Costs are based on a
standard illumination schedule of 4200
hours per year. See table below for
Company and Contribution Fixture
Rates. Contribution Fixtures require a
one-time payment of $395.89 per
fixture.
Refer to the Company’s Tariff
for additional billing details.
COLONIAL POST TOP
STANDARD LUMINAIRE
LAMP SIZE MONTHLY RATE
IES COMPANY FIXTURE CONTRIBUTION FIXTURE
WATTS TYPE Jun – Sep Oct – May Jun - Sep Oct – May
50 MS III $ 9.73 $ 9.77 $ 5.06 $ 5.10
70 MS III & V $ 11.12 $ 11.18 $ 6.45 $ 6.51
100 MS III & V $ 12.97 $ 13.06 $ 8.30 $ 8.39
150 MS III $ 16.06 $ 16.19 $ 11.39 $ 11.52
142. ORNATE COLONIAL POST TOP LUMINAIRE - I
WITH 16 FOOT FIBERGLASS POLE
Available in black
Available sizes:
70 & 100 watt High Pressure Sodium
Installation cost: $856.82 per fixture
Monthly Rates: Costs are based on a
standard illumination schedule of 4200
hours per year. See table below for
Company and Contribution Fixture
Rates. Contribution Fixtures require a
one-time payment of $395.89 per
fixture.
Refer to the Company’s Tariff
for additional billing details.
ORNATE COLONIAL POST TOP
LUMINAIRE – I
LAMP SIZE MONTHLY RATE
IES COMPANY FIXTURE CONTRIBUTION FIXTURE
WATTS TYPE Jun - Sep Oct – May Jun - Sep Oct – May
70 MS III & V $ 11.12 $ 11.18 $ 6.45 $ 6.51
100 MS III & V $ 12.97 $ 13.06 $ 8.30 $ 8.39
153. ORNATE COLONIAL POST TOP LUMINAIRE - II
WITH 12 FOOT 9 INCH ORNATE FIBERGLASS POLE
Available in black
Available sizes:
70 & 100 watt
High Pressure Sodium
Installation cost: $2,596.95 per fixture
Monthly Rates: Costs are based on a
standard illumination schedule of 4200
hours per year. See table below for
Company and Contribution Fixture Rates.
Contribution Fixtures require a one-time
payment of $395.89 per fixture.
Refer to the Company’s Tariff for additional
billing details.
ORNATE COLONIAL POST TOP
LUMINAIRE - II
LAMP SIZE MONTHLY RATE
IES COMPANY FIXTURE CONTRIBUTION FIXTURE
WATTS TYPE Jun - Sep Oct – May Jun - Sep Oct - May
70 MS III & V $ 11.12 $ 11.18 $ 6.45 $ 6.51
100 MS III & V $ 12.97 $ 13.06 $ 8.30 $ 8.39
164. ORNATE ACORN STYLE POST TOP LUMINAIRE
WITH 12 FOOT 9 INCH ORNATE FIBERGLASS POLE
Available in black
Available sizes:
70 & 100 watt High Pressure Sodium
Installation cost: $2,656.55 per fixture
Monthly Rates: Costs are based on a
Standard illumination schedule of 4200
hours per year. See table below for
Company and Contribution Fixture Rates.
Contribution Fixtures require a one-time
payment of $395.89 per fixture.
Refer to the Company’s Tariff for
additional billing details.
ORNATE ACORN STYLE POST TOP
LUMINAIRE
LAMP SIZE MONTHLY RATE
IES COMPANY FIXTURE CONTRIBUTION FIXTURE
WATTS TYPE Jun - Sep Oct – May Jun – Sep Oct – May
70 MS II & V $ 11.12 $ 11.18 $ 6.45 $ 6.51
100 MS II & V $ 12.97 $ 13.06 $ 8.30 $ 8.39
175. COBRA HEAD LUMINAIRE – 6 FOOT BRACKET
WITH 30 FOOT FIBERGLASS POLE
Pole available in gray
Available sizes:
70, 100, 150, 250 & 400 watt
High Pressure Sodium
Installation cost: $780.01 per fixture
Monthly Rates: Costs are based on a
standard illumination schedule of
4200 hours per year. See table
below for Company and Contribution
Fixture Rates. Contribution Fixtures
require a one-time payment of
$395.89 per fixture.
Refer to the Company’s Tariff
for additional billing details.
COBRA HEAD LUMINAIRE –
6 FOOT BRACKET
LAMP SIZE MONTHLY RATE
IES COMPANY FIXTURE CONTRIBUTION FIXTURE
WATTS TYPE Jun - Sep Oct - May Jun - Sep Oct – May
70 III MSCO $ 11.12 $ 11.18 $ 6.45 $ 6.51
100 III MSCO $ 12.97 $ 13.06 $ 8.30 $ 8.39
150 III MSCO $ 16.06 $ 16.19 $ 11.39 $ 11.52
250 III MSCO $ 23.60 $ 23.81 $ 17.73 $ 17.94
400 III MSCO $ 34.58 $ 34.92 $ 28.71 $ 29.05
186. COBRA HEAD LUMINAIRE ON ALUMINUM POLE
WITH 24’ 8” OR 27’ 2” POLE ON 20” TRANSFORMER BASE
Available in natural aluminum finish only
Available sizes:
50, 70, 100, 150, 250 & 400 watt
High Pressure Sodium
There is no installation cost for this fixture
when used in an underground area
served by a manhole/duct network (see
page 8 for other charges).
Monthly Rates: Costs are based on a
standard illumination schedule of 4200
hours per year. See table below for
Company and Contribution Fixture Rates.
Contribution Fixtures require a one-time
payment of $395.89 per fixture.
Refer to the Company’s Tariff for
additional billing details.
COBRA HEAD LUMINAIRE ON
ALUMINUM POLE
LAMP SIZE MONTHLY RATE
IES COMPANY FIXTURE CONTRIBUTION FIXTURE
WATTS TYPE Jun - Sep Oct – May Jun - Sep Oct – May
50 II MSCO $ 9.73 $ 9.77 $ 5.06 $ 5.10
70 III MSCO $ 11.12 $ 11.18 $ 6.45 $ 6.51
100 III MSCO $ 12.97 $ 13.06 $ 8.30 $ 8.39
150 III MSCO $ 16.06 $ 16.19 $ 11.39 $ 11.52
250 III MSCO $ 23.60 $ 23.81 $ 17.73 $ 17.94
400 III MSCO $ 34.58 $ 34.92 $ 28.71 $ 29.05
19STREETLIGHT MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
The Company provides lamp replacement and luminaire cleaning on a scheduled
basis, as well as non-scheduled fixture maintenance or replacement as required
for Company and Contribution Fixtures. A Municipality can contact the Company
at 1-800-662-3115 to report a street light problem. Notification should include a
street address, the number of the nearest building, crossroad or landmark, as well
as the municipality. Reporting the pole number, when available, would be very
helpful to the Company.
Another way to contact the Company regarding street light problems is to visit our
website at www.firstenergycorp.com. Once you are on the home page, select
JCP&L as your operating company. Then select “Report Streetlight Problems”
from the menu choices beneath the heading “Outages.” This action will bring up a
screen similar to those shown on the next page, and you will be prompted for
information as listed.
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AREA MANAGERS FOR JCP&L’S CENTRAL REGION
BURLINGTON COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOUTH COUNTY
Maria Sessa: Kiernan Tintle (Cont’d): Jim Markey (Cont’d):
Chesterfield Township Middletown Township Ocean Township
Mansfield Township Monmouth Beach Boro Oceanport Borough
New Hanover Township Red Bank Borough Tinton Falls Borough
North Hanover Township Rumson Borough West Long Branch
Pemberton Borough Sea Bright Boro
Pemberton Township Shrewsbury Borough OCEAN COUNTY
Southampton Township Shrewsbury Township
Springfield Township Maria Sessa:
Woodland Township Kiernan Tintle Temp:
Belmar Borough Barnegat Township
Wrightstown Borough Bay Head Borough
Brielle Borough
Farmingdale Borough Beachwood Borough
MERCER COUNTY
Howell Township Berkeley Township
Lake Como Borough Island Heights Borough
Gerry Ricciardi:
Manasquan Borough Lacey Township
East Windsor Township Lakehurst Borough
Hightstown Borough Sea Girt Borough
Lavallette Borough
Washington Township Spring Lake Borough
Manchester Township
West Windsor Township Spring Lake Heights Boro
Ocean Township
Wall Township
Ocean Gate Borough
MIDDLESEX COUNTY Pine Beach Borough
Gerry Riccardi:
Seaside Heights Borough
Colts Neck Township Seaside Park Borough
Gerry Ricciardi:
Englishtown Borough South Toms River Boro
Cranbury Township Freehold Borough
East Brunswick Township Stafford Township
Freehold Township Toms River Township
Helmetta Borough
Keyport Borough
Jamesburg Borough
Manalapan Maria Sessa Temp:
Monroe Township
Marlboro Township Brick Township
Old Bridge Township
Millstone Township Jackson Township
Sayreville Borough
Roosevelt Borough Lakewood Township
South Amboy City Mantoloking Borough
South Brunswick Twp Union Beach Borough
Plumsted Township
Spotswood Borough Upper Freehold
Point Pleasant Borough
Pt Pleasant Beach Boro
MONMOUTH COUNTY Jim Markey:
Allenhurst Borough Refer to the following page for
Kiernan Tintle: Asbury Park City Area Manager Contact
Aberdeen Township Avon Information
Atlantic Highlands Bradley Beach
Fair Haven Borough Deal Borough
Hazlet Township Eatontown Borough
Highlands Interlaken Borough
Holmdel Township Loch Arbor Village
Keansburg Long Branch City
Little Silver Neptune City Borough
Matawan Borough Neptune Township
23AREA MANAGER CONTACT INFORMATION JCP&L’S CENTRAL REGION
Kiernan Tintle
Work Phone: 732-739-5054
E-Mail Address ktintle@firstenergycorp.com
Jim Markey
Work Phone: 732-923-2350
E-Mail Address jmarkey@firstenergycorp.com
Gerry Ricciardi
Work Phone: 732-723-6652
E-Mail Address griccardi@firstenergycorp.com
Maria Sessa
Work Phone: 732-557-6158
E-Mail Address msessa@firstenergycorp.com
24AREA MANAGERS FOR JCP&L’S NORTHERN NEW JERSEY REGION
ESSEX COUNTY MORRIS COUNTY (Cont’d) SUSSEX COUNTY (Cont’d)
Addie Colon: Addie Colon: Jackie Espinoza (Cont’d):
Livingston Township Boonton Town Frankford Township
Robert Walton: Boonton Township Franklin Borough
Maplewood Township Denville Township Fredon Township
Millburn Township East Hanover Township Green Township
Hanover Township Hamburg Borough
HUNTERDON COUNTY Kinnelon Borough Hampton Township
John Anderson: Lincoln Park Borough Hardyston Township
Alexandria Township Montville Township Lafayette Township
Clinton Township Morris Plains Borough Montague Township
Delaware Township Mountain Lakes Borough Newton Town
East Amwell Township Parsippany/Troy Hills Twp Ogdensburg Borough
Flemington Borough Pequannock Township Sandyston Township
Franklin Township Riverdale Borough Sparta Township
Frenchtown Borough Robert Walton: Stillwater Township
Holland Township Chatham Borough Sussex Borough
Kingwood Township Chatham Township Vernon Township
Lambertville City Florham Park Borough Wallpack Township
Lebanon Borough Harding Township Wantage Township
Milford Borough Long Hill Township UNION COUNTY
Raritan Township Morris Township
Readington Township Robert Walton:
Morristown Town Berkeley Heights Township
Stockton Borough Washington Township
Tewksbury Township Mountainside Borough
West Amwell Township PASSAIC COUNTY New Providence Borough
Addie Colon: Springfield Township
Stan Prater: Summit City
Bethlehem Township West Milford Township
Bloomsbury Township Michael Obremski: WARREN COUNTY
Califon Borough Bloomingdale Borough Jackie Espinoza:
Clinton Town Pompton Lakes Borough Blairstown Township
Glen Gardner Borough Ringwood Borough Wanaque Frelinghuysen Township
Hampton Borough Borough Wayne Township Hardwick Township
High Bridge Borough
Lebanon Township SOMERSET COUNTY Stan Prater:
Union Township John Anderson: Allamuchy Township
Bedminster Township Alpha Borough
MERCER COUNTY Belvidere Town
Branchburg Township
John Anderson: Bridgewater Township Franklin Township
Hopewell Township Hillsborough Township Greenwich Township
Hackettstown Town
MORRIS COUNTY Robert Walton: Harmony Township
Michael Obremski: Bernards Township Hope Township
Chester Borough Bernardsville Borough Independence Township
Chester Township Far Hills Borough Knowlton Township
Dover Town Green Brook Township Liberty Township
Jefferson Township Peapack & Gladstone Twp Lopatcong Township
Mendham Borough Warren Township Mansfield Township
Mendham Township Watchung Borough Oxford Township
Mine Hill Township SUSSEX COUNTY Phillipsburg Town
Mount Arlington Borough Pohatcong Township
Mount Olive Township Michael Obremski: Washington Borough
Netcong Borough Hopatcong Boro Washington Township
Randolph Township Stanhope Boro White Township
Rockaway Borough Jackie Espinoza:
Rockaway Township Andover Borough Refer to the following page for Area
Roxbury Township Andover Township Manager Contact Information
Victory Gardens Borough Branchville Borough
Wharton Borough Byram Twp
25AREA MANAGER CONTACT INFORMATION JCP&L’S NORTHERN REGION
John Anderson
Work Phone: 908-806-5918
E-Mail Address janderson@firstenergycorp.com
Robert G. Walton
Work Phone: 908-608-5010
E-Mail Address rwalton@firstenergycorp.com
Mike Obremski
Work Phone: 973-537-2660
E-Mail Address mobremski@firstenergycorp.com
Stan Prater
Work Phone: 908-698-6880
E-Mail Address rprater@firstenergycorp.com
Addie Colon
Work Phone: 973-331-5386
E-Mail Address acolon@firstenergycorp.com
Jackie Espinoza
Work Phone: 973-300-2929
E-Mail Address jespinoza@firstenergycorp.com
26APPROVED STREET LIGHT MANUFACTURERS
Photometric data can be obtained from the websites listed below for the following
approved street light manufacturers. Search for a particular light using the first three or
four letters/numbers from the catalog numbers listed below. Some manufacturers have
their own names for the types of lights, such as “Traditionaire”, which you will need to
cross reference to obtain the correct photometric data.
Acuity Lighting ......... www.acuitybrands.com
American Electric ..... www.americanelectriclighting.com
Cooper Lighting ........ www.cooperlighting.com
General Electric ........ secure.ge-lightingsystems.com
King Luminaire ......... www.kingluminaire.com
Pemco Lighting......... www.pemcolighting.com
TYPE/SIZE MANUFACTURER CATALOG NUMBER
COBRA HEAD LUMINAIRES – Standard Drop Prismatic Refractor (Semi-Cutoff)
American Electric 115D70B260 (FE)
50 watt - 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVZ50SR22EU0019
IES Type II – MSCO General Electric M2RR05S1N2AMS2
American Electric 115D70E360 (FE)
70 watt – 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVZ70SR23EH4
IES Type III – MSCO General Electric M2RR07S1N2AMS3
American Electric 115D701360 (FE)
100 watt – 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVZ10SR23EH4
IES Type III – MSCO General Electric M2RR10S1N2AMS3
American Electric 115D706360 (FE)
150 watt – 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVZ15SR23EH4
IES Type III – MSCO General Electric M2RR15S1N2AMS3
American Electric 115C623300 (FE)
250 watt – 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVZ25SWW3EH4
IES Type III – MSCO General Electric M2RR25S1A2GMS3
American Electric 125C624300 (FE)
400 watt – 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVX40SW23EU1597
IES Type III – MSCO General Electric MSRL40S1A22RMS3
27TYPE/SIZE MANUFACTURER CATALOG NUMBER
COBRA HEAD LUMINAIRES – Low Profile Drop Prismatic Refractor (Cutoff)
American Electric 115D70E2DS (FE)
70 watt – 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVG70SR22DU1046
IES Type II – MCO
General Electric M2RR07SIN2GMS2
American Electric 115D7012DS (FE)
100 watt – 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVG10SR22DU1047
IES Type II – MCO
General Electric M2RR10S1N2GMS2
American Electric 115D7062DS (FE)
150 watt – 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVG15SR22DU1048
IES Type II – MCO
General Electric M2RR15S1N2GMS2
American Electric 115D6233DS (FE)
250 watt – 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVG25SW23EU1050
IES Type III – MCO
General Electric M2RR25S1A2GMS3
American Electric 115D6243DS (FE)
400 watt – 120 volt
Cooper Lighting OVY40SW23EU1051
IES Type III – MCO
General Electric MSRL40S1A22GMS3
COLONIAL POST TOP LUMINAIRE – Standard
Cooper Lighting LXF50SR233U0282
50 watt – IES Type MS III General Electric T10R05S1N2LMS3BL055
Pemco Lighting RNPF50HPS
American Electric S-470226-1
70 watt – IES Type MS III Cooper Lighting LXF70SR233U0001
General Electric T10R07S1N2AMS3BL055
Pemco Lighting RNPF70HPS
American Electric S-470227
70 watt – IES Type V Cooper Lighting LXF70SR255U0116
General Electric T10C07S1N2AMS5BL055
American Electric 24710SRN120R3AYE
100 watt – IES Type MS III Cooper Lighting C LXF10SR23H4
General Electric T10R10S1N2AMS3BLT
28TYPE/SIZE MANUFACTURER CATALOG NUMBER
COLONIAL POST TOP LUMINAIRE – Standard (cont’d)
American Electric 24710SRN120R5AYECAR10731
100 watt – IES Type V Cooper Lighting LXF10SR255U0117
General Electric T10C10S1N2AMS5BL055
American Electric 24715SRN120R3AYEC
150 watt – IES Type MS III Cooper Lighting LXF15SR23H4
General Electric T10R15S1N2AMS3BLT
COLONIAL POST TOP LUMINAIRE – Ornate
Acuity Lighting AVP07SRN120R3PYTLVX UTD
70 watt – MS III Cooper Lighting 9007 BK
Acuity Lighting AVP07SRN120R5PYTLVX UTD
70 watt – V Cooper Lighting 9008 BK
Acuity Lighting AVP10SRN120R3PYTLVX UTD
100 watt – MS III Cooper Lighting 9009 BK
100 watt – V Cooper Lighting UTD 009010 BK
ACORN STYLE POST TOP LUMINAIRE
70 watt – MS II King Luminaire K199-EAR-II-70-HPS-120-K12-PR
70 watt – V King Luminaire K199-EAR-V-70-HPS-120-K12-PR
100 watt – MS II King Luminaire K199-EAR-II-100-HPS-120-K12-PR
100 watt – V King Luminaire K199-EAR-V-100-HPS-120-K12-PR
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