After failed brightness experiment, River Ridge board opts not to buy new timed stop signs
Summary
Following an unsuccessful attempt to control sign brightness, staff reported $9,280 had been spent on four stop signs. The board declined further expenditures and kept the existing signage in place; the item will be removed from future agendas.
Operations Manager Shane Willis reported that AV‑Tech's experiment to control stop-sign brightness was unsuccessful and that AV‑Tech is unwilling to modify the existing signs. Willis said the cost to date for four stop signs was $9,280 — $2,320 per sign — as shown in the unaudited financial statements.
Faced with the options of leaving signs as installed (and managing lighting) or purchasing signs with a timer, the board chose not to expend additional funds and agreed to remove the item from future agendas.
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