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River Ridge approves $105,000 traffic‑calming package including three permanent signs and a mobile unit
Summary
Board approved My AV‑Tech LLC estimates to install three permanent 15" solar-powered digital speed signs, one mobile unit, cameras and cloud-device subscriptions for a combined $105,000. Staff reported the existing unit recorded about 800 speeding violations in three weeks.
The River Ridge CDD on Nov. 19 approved a traffic‑calming package to add three 15‑inch solar digital radar signs and a mobile unit, plus cloud-device subscriptions. The combined cost recorded in the minutes is $105,000 for equipment, wiring, installation and cloud device subscriptions.
District Operations Manager Shane Willis presented the long-term plan and associated proposals, including a $74,000 line-item estimate for the remaining permanent signs and a $25,000 mobile unit option. PSGRC General Manager Eric Long said the existing unit "clocked 800 varied speeding violations over a three week period," a figure used during the board's deliberations on placement and pole purchases. On motion by Mr. Schultz, seconded by Mr. Blumenthal, the Board approved My AV‑Tech LLC Estimates 24150 and 24151 to wire and install the permanent and mobile units and subscribe to cloud devices, for a total $105,000.
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