THE TOWN OF HANOVER INTENDS TO CONVERT THE INEFFICIENT UTILITY OWNED STREETLIGHTS TO LEDS. CHANGES TO STATE REGULATIONS NOW ALLOW COMMUNITIES REPLACE AND OWN UTILITY MANAGED STREETLIGHTS. CURRENTLY THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 503 INEFFICIENT UTILITY OWNED HIGH PRESSURE SODIUM (HPS) LIGHTS. THE TOWN PROJECT WILL REPLACE HPS LIGHTS WITH CONTROLLABLE, SHARP CUTOFF LED LIGHTS THAT CAN BE SETBACK TO LOWER LIGHTING LEVELS DURING LOW TRAFFIC AND PEDESTRIAN VOLUME PERIODS.