River Ridge board declines to replace stop signs after AV‑Tech test fails to control brightness
After AV‑Tech's experiment failed to control light brightness, staff reported the alternative of purchasing timed signs would cost $9,280 for four signs; the board opted to leave existing signs and not expend funds, removing the item from future agendas.
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Operations Manager Shane Willis told the board that AV‑Tech’s attempt to control sign brightness was unsuccessful, leaving two practical options: retain existing signage and manage lighting or purchase signs with timers. Willis reminded the board of costs to date recorded in the unaudited statements: $9,280 total for four stop signs (about $2,320 per sign).
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