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Tea Council approves three speed radar signs with flashing lights for up to $16,000
Summary
The Tea City Council approved the purchase of three speed radar signs with a red-and-blue flashing light feature for up to $16,000 after an initial motion without the flashing feature failed. The signs will be placed at the north and south entrances on Heritage Blvd; additional placement was discussed.
Councilmember Aaron Otten moved and Josh Chapman seconded a motion to purchase three speed radar signs with a red-and-blue flashing light feature for an amount not to exceed $16,000, and the council approved the purchase unanimously.
The discussion began when City Administrator Justin Weiland presented two quotes for radar signs to be placed at the north and south entrances to the city on Heritage Boulevard and noted the possibility of replacing an existing sign at Deerview and W. 1st St. An earlier motion to purchase three signs without the flashing feature (MOTION 26-92) was recorded as failing; the amended motion (MOTION 26-93) added the flashing feature and a $16,000 cap and passed with all members voting AYE.
The purchase authorizes acquisition of the three signs and funding up to the stated limit; council minutes do not record a delivery schedule or installation timeline. The decision directs staff to proceed with procurement under the terms approved by the council.
