Board discusses 4‑way stop lighting options and ongoing speed monitoring
Summary
Staff described two options for controlling 4‑way stop sign brightness and said an additional speed sign has been delivered; Eric Long distributed a Speeding Report and staff will add a Speeding Violation Report to future agendas.
Shane Willis said vendor AV‑Tech is testing two options for the Torrey Pines/Island Sound 4‑way stop sign: installing a timer to control brightness or dimming existing lights by more than two‑thirds so they can remain on at night. Willis said installation of the additional speed sign and the dimming will be completed in one coordinated visit.
Eric Long, PSGRC General Manager, distributed a recent Speeding Report, discussed the mobile trailer used for enforcement, and said staff has noticed upticks in speeding. Long said he will continue to monitor and track the data and will include a "Speeding Violation Report" on future agendas for Board review.
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