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Board declines to purchase new stop signs after AV-Tech experiment fails
Summary
After AV-Tech reported it could not control stop-sign brightness, the Board voted to leave existing signs in place rather than spend $9,280 for four new signs, removing the item from future agendas.
Operations Manager Shane Willis reported that AV-Tech's experiment to control stop-sign lighting brightness was unsuccessful and that the vendor declined to modify existing signs. Willis told the Board that the total cost for four stop signs is $9,280 (about $2,320 per sign) as reflected in the unaudited financial statements.
Following discussion on cost and prior expenditures, the Board chose not to expend funds for new signs and removed the item from future agendas. Staff will manage lighting controls as needed in the interim.
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