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River Ridge CDD approves $5,355 for street sign face replacements, discusses 4‑way stop options
Summary
The River Ridge board approved a Lykins‑Signtek contract for $5,355 to replace faded street sign faces in Pelican Sound and reviewed two options for a 4‑way stop at Torrey Pines/Island Sound while staff ramps up speeding monitoring.
The River Ridge Community Development District Board approved a Lykins‑Signtek quote (Quote 101027) to replace cracked and faded street sign faces in Pelican Sound for $5,355. On a motion by Kurt Blumenthal, seconded by Robert Twombly, the board voted "with all in favor" to approve the contract.
Eric Long, PSGRC General Manager, said the vendor AV‑Tech is testing two options for the illuminated 4‑Way Stop sign — one using a timer to control brightness and another reducing light output at night — and that installation will be coordinated through his office. "Revisions to the Speeding Rules have been approved and communicated to the residents," Long said, noting he distributed a recent Speeding Report and will continue monitoring speeds with a mobile trailer.
Board members discussed the expected life span of street signs, potential funding sources, and testing the brightness of the new sign before final installation. Staff will include a "Speeding Violation Report" on future agendas and follow up when AV‑Tech completes testing and delivers the additional speed sign.
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