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Board declines to spend on timed stop signs after AV-Tech cannot dim lights
Summary
After AV-Tech said it could not control sign-light brightness, staff reported four installed stop signs cost $9,280; the Board elected not to buy timed signs and removed the item from future agendas.
Shane Willis reported AV-Tech’s experiment to control stop-sign lighting was unsuccessful, leaving two options: retain existing signs and manage lighting, or purchase signs with timers. Willis said the overall cost for the four stop signs already installed was $9,280 ($2,320 per sign), a figure noted in the unaudited statements presented to the Board.
The Board chose not to expend additional funds and to leave the signs as they are; the item will be removed from future agendas. The discussion included a question about costs spent to date and tradeoffs between managing lighting and replacing signs with timed units.
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