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Board reviews 4‑way stop brightness options and speed enforcement data
Summary
Staff described two options to address nighttime brightness at the Torrey Pines/Island Sound 4‑Way Stop (timer control or heavy dimming) and said installation of an additional speed sign will be coordinated with dimming in one visit; General Manager Eric Long distributed a Speeding Report and will continue monitoring.
Operations Manager Shane Willis explained vendor AV‑Tech is testing two options for the Torrey Pines/Island Sound 4‑Way Stop: install a timer to control brightness or dim the existing lights by more than two‑thirds so they may remain on at night without glare. Willis said installation of an additional speed sign and the dimming will be completed in a single coordinated visit through Eric Long's office.
Eric Long told the Board that revisions to the Speeding Rules have been approved and communicated to residents; he distributed a recent Speeding Report, discussed use of a mobile trailer and said he will continue to monitor upticks in speeding. Staff will add a "Speeding Violation Report" to future agendas and continue data collection before proposing further enforcement changes.
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