After failed brightness test, River Ridge Board declines further spending on stop signs
AV‑Tech could not control stop‑sign brightness; with $9,280 already spent ($2,320 per sign), the Board elected not to buy new timed signs and removed the issue from future agendas.
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Operations Manager Shane Willis reported AV‑Tech's experiment to control stop sign brightness was unsuccessful, and the vendor declined to modify the stop signs. Willis said the district has spent $9,280 to date for four stop signs, or $2,320 per sign, as reflected in the unaudited financial statements.
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