Board declines additional spending on stop‑sign lighting; leaves signs as‑is
After AV‑Tech reported that an experiment to control sign lighting failed, the Board reviewed per‑sign costs ($2,320) and chose not to buy timer‑equipped signs or change the existing signs; the item will be removed from future agendas.
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Shane Willis, operations manager, presented AV‑Tech’s email about a recent experiment to control the brightness of stop‑sign lighting and told the Board the experiment was unsuccessful. "The experiment to control the brightness of the lights was unsuccessful; therefore, they are not willing to modify the stop signs," Willis said.
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