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Board declines further spending on stop-sign lighting experiment; keeps existing signs
Summary
After AV-Tech declined to modify sign brightness, staff reported $9,280 spent for four stop signs (about $2,320 each); the Board chose not to buy signs with timers and left the current signs as-is.
Operations Manager Shane Willis reported that AV-Tech "was unsuccessful" at controlling the brightness of stop-sign lighting and therefore declined to modify the signs. Willis told the Board that the "overall cost for four stop signs was $9,280, or $2,320 per sign," as reflected in the unaudited financial statements.
Given the vendor's position and the costs to date, the Board chose not to expend additional funds to purchase signs with timers and to leave the existing signage in place. Staff will continue to manage the lighting as needed and the item will be removed from future agendas.
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