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Board weighs options to dim 4‑way stop lights, adds speed‑violation reporting
Summary
River Ridge staff described two options for the Torrey Pines/Island Sound 4‑Way Stop sign (timer-controlled brightness or dimming) and said an additional speed sign is arriving; the Board asked staff to continue monitoring speeding data and add a Speeding Violation Report to future agendas.
The Board discussed traffic‑calming measures at Torrey Pines and Island Sound and ongoing monitoring of speeding in Pelican Sound. Shane Willis said vendors are testing two hardware options for the 4‑way stop sign — either a timer to control brightness or a heavily dimmed night mode — and noted an additional speed sign has been delivered for installation.
Willis told the Board, "The vendor has been experimenting with two 4‑Way Stop sign options; one option is with a timer installed to control the brightness; if that is not possible, another option is to dim the lights that are currently installed in it by more than two‑thirds so the lights can be left on and will be very dim at night." Eric Long distributed a recent Speeding Report and described use of a mobile trailer and upticks in speeding; staff will continue monitoring data and bring a Speeding Violation Report to future agendas.
The Board did not approve hardware at this meeting but asked staff to test brightness before installation and to coordinate installation through PSGRC staff.
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