Board declines to fund sign replacements after lighting experiment fails
After AV‑Tech reported a failed brightness‑control experiment, the Board declined to buy replacement stopping signs or timers, citing cost; staff recorded $9,280 for four signs and will remove the item from future agendas.
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Operations Manager Shane Willis reported that AV‑Tech would not modify stop signs after an experiment to control sign brightness proved unsuccessful. Willis said the overall cost for four replacement stop signs was $9,280 (about $2,320 per sign), per the unaudited financial statements.
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