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River Ridge CDD approves $105,000 traffic‑calming package including permanent and mobile radar signs

River Ridge Community Development District · November 19, 2024
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Summary

The board approved AV‑Tech proposals to install three permanent solar radar signs and a mobile unit plus cloud-device subscriptions, for a combined budgeted package of $105,000; staff and PSGRC discussed moving an existing unit and having the HOA assume recurring cloud-device costs.

River Ridge supervisors on Nov. 19 approved AV‑Tech LLC estimates to install three permanent 15‑inch solar‑powered digital radar signs and one mobile unit and authorized annual cloud‑device subscriptions.

District operations staff presented two AV‑Tech proposals: approximately $74,000 to install three permanent signs (15") and $25,000 for a mobile unit. Recurring cloud‑device fees were estimated at $1,500 per device per year. Mr. Long recommended relocating an existing unit 20–30 yards to capture more violations; Mr. Willis said poles will be purchased from Paramount Asphalt at about $1,200 each.

The board discussed the $150,000 traffic‑calming budget line and whether PSGRC or the HOA should assume recurring cloud‑device costs offset by covenant traffic‑fines revenue. On motion by Mr. Schultz, seconded by Mr. Blumenthal, the board approved AV‑Tech Estimates 24150 and 24151 to wire and install three permanent and one mobile 15" solar‑powered digital speed signs with cameras and messaging, plus cloud‑device services at $1,500 per device per year, for a combined total of $105,000.

The board authorized staff to proceed with equipment procurement and installation; ongoing monitoring and any decisions about shifting recurring costs to the HOA or PSGRC will be addressed in future discussions.