Got a call from a church that wishes to install two parking lot lights on a 50' by 100' parking lot. Problem is that church is in a residential neighborhood between 2 homes, thier "parking lot" is the vacant lot across the small residential street, which is a vacant lot between 2 homes. Pretty sure I can't run branch circuitry under the public road 
. It is an older area so most homes are over head fed. Behind Parking lot is an alley way with utility poles from which utility taps for the local resi power. Poles happen to be on far side of alley, so if I want to go underground painful permit with city for digging in alley. Now since there is no structure on property, where would you mount a panel? Build a site wall? What if I need overhead riser, tall wall needed right? So to avoid all this I thought solar parking lights genius right? Until I found out they were like 6k each, although the tax incentives were quite lucrative this is a non-profit church, told them to see thier accountant. They now want a conventional lighting quote unless I can find cheaper solar parking lights. Any ideas or advice? Wondering if I could do a pedestal panel like they use for trailer parks, but again everything is currently overhead fed. Also, this ain't the best of neighborhoods. Would appricate links to any parking lot lighting with self feeding solar panels on top. Would you have to bond the pole of a solar light to rebarb of concrete footer, what is the code on concrete footers of parking lights, height, when needed etc?
. It is an older area so most homes are over head fed. Behind Parking lot is an alley way with utility poles from which utility taps for the local resi power. Poles happen to be on far side of alley, so if I want to go underground painful permit with city for digging in alley. Now since there is no structure on property, where would you mount a panel? Build a site wall? What if I need overhead riser, tall wall needed right? So to avoid all this I thought solar parking lights genius right? Until I found out they were like 6k each, although the tax incentives were quite lucrative this is a non-profit church, told them to see thier accountant. They now want a conventional lighting quote unless I can find cheaper solar parking lights. Any ideas or advice? Wondering if I could do a pedestal panel like they use for trailer parks, but again everything is currently overhead fed. Also, this ain't the best of neighborhoods. Would appricate links to any parking lot lighting with self feeding solar panels on top. Would you have to bond the pole of a solar light to rebarb of concrete footer, what is the code on concrete footers of parking lights, height, when needed etc?