City council reaches compromise after lengthy debate on decorative streetlights

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For those select residential streets in Windsor that already possess ornamental or historic streetlights, the good news is city council has agreed to pay replacement costs without added expense placed on homeowners.
The bad news is that from now on, any developer wishing to install decorative streetlights instead of the standard municipal style within a new subdivision will be required to pay the added cost — with future upkeep also falling to homeowners who move in.
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