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River Ridge CDD declines to replace stop signs after lighting experiment fails
Summary
An AV‑Tech experiment to control sign brightness failed; the Board declined to purchase replacement signs at a stated cost of $9,280 for four signs ($2,320 each) and will remove the item from future agendas.
Operations Manager Shane Willis reported AV‑Tech's experiment to control the brightness of stop sign lighting was unsuccessful and AV‑Tech is unwilling to modify the existing stop signs. Mr. Willis told the Board that the overall cost for four replacement stop signs was $9,280, or $2,320 per sign, as shown in the Unaudited Financial Statements. The Board chose not to expend funds and directed that the item be removed from future agendas.
The discussion identified two options: keep existing signs and manage lighting as needed, or purchase signs with a timer. Board members opted for the status quo rather than incur the replacement expense.
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