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River Ridge board approves $105,000 AV-Tech radar sign and cloud system
Summary
The board approved AV-Tech estimates totaling $105,000 to install three permanent 15" solar speed-radar signs, one mobile unit and cloud traffic devices; staff cited roughly 800 recorded speeding incidents on an existing unit during a three-week period.
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The River Ridge board authorized a capital purchase for traffic-calming equipment at its Nov. 19 meeting. Mr. Willis presented AV-Tech estimates including a $74,000 proposal to wire and install three permanent 15" solar-powered digital speed radar signs, cloud-device licensing at $1,500 per device per year, and a $25,000 mobile unit option. Mr. Long told the board that the existing unit had recorded about 800 varied speeding violations over a three-week period.
After discussing proposed installation locations, pole costs and criteria for PSGRC enforcement of warnings and fines, the board approved My AV-Tech LLC Estimates 24150 and 24151 to install three permanent and one mobile sign with cameras and messaging and to purchase cloud-device access for a combined total of $105,000. The motion passed with all in favor. Staff said poles will be purchased from Paramount Asphalt at about $1,200 each and discussed options for the HOA to assume cloud-device ongoing costs.
The minutes do not record an itemized financing breakdown beyond noting $150,000 was budgeted for traffic calming in the long-term plan; the board approved the specific AV-Tech expenditures at this meeting.
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