Jon Adam

The streetlight pole is leaning towards my neighbor's house on the South East corner of Mixtwood and Pomona and has progressively gotten worse over time. If the pole falls over it could potentially damage that person's property.

Since the pole is leaning so much, the streetlight shines directly into both my bedroom and also my living room windows. It does the same for my other neighbors to the West and North of the intersection.

The lights were recently changed to super bright white lights which illuminate my house like daylight.

Resetting the pole and putting blinds around the light would help direct the light down over the intersection where it's needed.

Street light at the intersection of Pomona Rd and Mixtwood is much too bright and it lights up our bedrooms where it feels like permanent daylight.

Can the light be changed to a spot instead of a flood or install a collar around the light that keeps it from shining sideways into our houses.

It was perfectly fine without the streetlight for the last few months, but I understand if the city code requires one there. Just direct the light downward and not sideways please.

Thank you
Jon Adam