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1 % but they agreed that those with thej, necessary skills would be rare. Mr/ Reynolds praised the July 4 fire4 works photograph of Avon Hal£ taken by staff photographer Cindy, Mahan that appeared recently in Tke Rappahannock News. He suggestedthat the council purchase an enlarged ment.
Mr. Reynolds agreed that stutij streets could be a problem, and tha^v an accurate plat (map) of the town is* needed. ■ "»
“We need to know how far Jril does the street go,” for rights-of? way, he said. Once a “town plat” is>> complete, it then becomes the offwrx cial record. An official survey !s£ i needed, he said, but most of this? work already exists.
The council agreed that a pla* was needed, and asked Mr. Reynolds to come up with a cost esti-’ mate.
“Radial-wave street lights ‘like; those in town’ are making a comeback in many areas,” said Mr. Fisher. He pointed to an article that said that the state of Maine has mor€ radial-wave streetlights than any other state, and that the towns of Kennebunk and Kennebunkport have more than 900 of the fixtures still in service. Central Maine Power is considering offering a conversi®» service that will allow' radial-wav» fixtures to use low-cost sodiuiil lights instead of incadescent lamps, *
Mr. Fisher said that he woukj write to several towns in West Vir* ginia that use radial-waves, and if enough of them want more, they caff all petition Potomac Edison for ret;® rofits like in Maine.
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