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River Ridge board opts not to replace stop signs or fund lighting modifications
Summary
After AV‑Tech declined to modify sign lighting following an unsuccessful experiment, the board chose not to spend $9,280 to replace four stop signs (about $2,320 each) and removed the item from future agendas.
Shane Willis reported that an AV‑Tech experiment to control stop‑sign lighting brightness was unsuccessful and that the vendor declined to modify the signs. Willis presented the cost to purchase four stop signs — $9,280 total, approximately $2,320 per sign — as shown in the unaudited financial statements.
Given the vendor response and cost, the board chose not to expend funds to replace the signs and directed staff to leave the existing signage in place. The item will be removed from future agendas, according to staff.
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