Board declines further spending on stop-sign modifications after AV-Tech test fails
After an AV-Tech experiment failed to dim lights controlling stop-sign brightness, the Board decided not to spend additional funds to modify stop signs; the cost to date for four signs is $9,280.
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Operations Manager Shane Willis reported that an AV-Tech experiment to control the brightness of lights associated with stop signs was unsuccessful and that the vendor is not willing to modify the stop signs.
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