Bryan Rountree, Director, Facility Operations and Services ($38,000.00)
Retrofit existing pot top lighting to new LED lights along the pedestrian walkway. Proven to increase light levels and reduce energy cost by 33%

Rountree, Bryan

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Sustainability Fee Project Grant Report Guidelines  for grants awarded during FY2019 Due by 5pm August 1, 2019  Email pdf or word doc to cfs@georgiasouthern.edu  Please provide the following information in order to help the Center for Sustainability document the success of the Sustainability Fee Grant Program.  Date: 7-30-2019 Name(s):  Bryan Rountree Unit/Department(s):  Facilities E-mail address: rrountree@georgiasouthern.edu Phone:  Project title: Pedestrian Lighting Upgrade Amount granted: $38,000,00 Amount spent: $38,000.00   The LED Pedestrian Project has been completed. This sustainability grant award has allowed for the continuous upgrade of our campus lighting.  The goal of this project was to provide increased light levels for the safety of our faculty, staff, and students as well as reduce energy cost. This project has produced a safe environment along the pedestrian as well as a reduction in energy cost for exterior lighting.  The LED upgrades from HID has proven to increase light levels and reduce energy cost by 33%. These particular fixture upgrades has also proven not only to produce safe light levels and reduce energy consumption but to reduce maintenance cost. The safety aspect of these upgrades has been tremendous. The LED’s provide a safe environment for our campus community along the pedestrian while meeting our sustainability goals.    Electrical Shop employee Garrett Bland participating with install of Pedestrian LED upgrade  

Pedestrian walkway LED lighting upgrade

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Pedestrian walkway LED lighting upgrade

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