River Ridge declines timed stop-sign purchase after AV-Tech experiment fails
After an AV-Tech experiment to dim stop sign lights failed, the board opted not to purchase timed signs, citing prior spending of $9,280 for four signs and choosing to leave the signage as-is.
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The board heard from Operations Manager Shane Willis that AV-Tech’s experiment to control the brightness of stop-sign lights was unsuccessful and the vendor declined to modify the signs further. Willis reported the previously incurred cost for four stop signs totaled $9,280, or $2,320 per sign, as recorded in the unaudited financial statements.
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