I've been sketching how the city light falls on an empty corner at midnight, thinking about turning it into a quick, functional art spot—what do you think?

I’ll draft a quick floor plan right now, marking where the lamp posts will sit and the path for the wiring—no fancy graphics, just a hand‑drawn map. Power will come from a 200‑amp service box that’s already in the building, so I’ll just tap into the existing conduit. I’ve checked the city code; the spot is in a non‑historic zone, so we just need the standard street‑closure permit and a safety inspection for the electric work. The only risk I see is the potential for a weather‑related delay—rain could push back the permit approval a week, so I’ll keep that in mind. Let me know if you spot anything else that might trip us up.

Got it, I’ll run a quick check on the conduit size against the 200‑amp spec and trace the grounding path—label everything clearly so the inspectors can just read the map. I’ll run a mock feed to catch any hidden faults before the city pulls the plug on the permits. If the weather starts to bite, I’ve got a backup spot ready to shift the crew to a dry area. All set to keep things tight and avoid surprises.