AMENDMENT NO. 2 TO THE AGREEMENT FOR SERVICES WITH T&G GLOBAL, LLC dba SAINT NICK’S FOR ON-CALL DECORATIVE LANTERN MAINTENANCE SERVICES [H. COLLINS, J. GILMOUR]
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AI Summary
Using city funds, this amendment increases the budget for decorative lantern maintenance services by $100,000, bringing the total contract to $175,000. This ensures that the decorative lanterns, which contribute to the aesthetic appeal and nighttime safety of West Hollywood streets, are maintained efficiently. Residents can expect continued upkeep of these lanterns, enhancing both the visual environment and public safety in the city.
How does this affect you?
For West Hollywood residents, this means that the decorative lanterns throughout the city will continue to be well-maintained, ensuring that streets remain well-lit and visually appealing. This can enhance nighttime safety and the overall ambiance of neighborhoods, potentially increasing property values and improving the quality of life.
Fiscal impact
The amendment increases the contract by $100,000, funded by city funds.
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