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River Ridge CDD declines additional stop‑sign spending after AV‑Tech experiment fails
Summary
After AV‑Tech reported the sign‑brightness experiment was unsuccessful, the board opted not to buy timer‑equipped signs (estimated $9,280 for four) and left existing signage unchanged.
Shane Willis reported that AV‑Tech's experiment to control stop‑sign brightness was unsuccessful and the vendor was unwilling to modify the current signs. Willis said the district's unaudited financials list a $9,280 cost for four stop signs (about $2,320 per sign).
Faced with the vendor's refusal and the reported cost, the board decided not to expend funds to replace the signs and will manage lighting as needed. Staff will remove the item from future agendas.
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