River Ridge CDD declines additional stop‑sign spending after AV‑Tech experiment fails
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.
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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).
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