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Board hears options for Torrey Pines/Island Sound 4-way stop and new speed-sign installation
Summary
District staff discussed two options for the Torrey Pines/Island Sound 4-way stop sign (a timer to control brightness or dimming existing lights), the arrival of an additional speed sign, and a recent speeding report; staff will monitor data and include a Speeding Violation Report on future agendas.
Operations Manager Shane Willis and PSGRC General Manager Eric Long briefed the board on two 4-way stop sign options being tested by vendor AV-Tech: add a timer to control brightness or dim existing lights by more than two-thirds so the sign is very dim at night. Long said the vendor is installing an additional speed sign on a single visit and staff recently received a delivery notice.
Long distributed a recent speeding report and discussed a mobile trailer used for monitoring and upticks in speeding; he said staff will continue to track the data and include a "Speeding Violation Report" on future agendas. The board discussed testing brightness, the dimming options and the speeding data as part of ongoing enforcement efforts.
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