River Ridge board declines further stop-sign modifications after lighting test fails
An AV-Tech experiment to dim stop-sign lighting failed and AV-Tech would not modify signs; the board opted not to purchase timed signs and left four existing signs in place (reported cost $9,280 total).
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Shane Willis reported that AV-Tech's experiment to control stop-sign light brightness was unsuccessful and that the vendor would not modify the existing stop signs. Willis outlined two options: leave existing signs and manage lighting as needed, or purchase signs with timers; the board chose not to expend additional funds and left the signs as they are.
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