Board declines additional spending on stop‑sign lighting; leaves signs as is
After AV-Tech declined to modify lighting brightness, the Board elected not to purchase timer-equipped signs or spend additional funds; the record shows $9,280 spent to date for four signs ($2,320 each) and the item will be removed from future agendas.
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Shane Willis presented AV-Tech's response that their experiment to control stop-sign brightness was unsuccessful and that AV-Tech would not modify the stop signs. Willis told the Board the total cost recorded to date for four stop signs is $9,280, equating to $2,320 per sign.
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