River Ridge board approves $5,355 to replace faded street sign faces in Pelican Sound
Summary
The River Ridge CDD approved a $5,355 Lykins‑Signtek contract to replace cracked and faded street sign faces in Pelican Sound; board members discussed funding and will add ongoing speeding reports and enforcement updates to future agendas.
The River Ridge Community Development District board voted March 24 to approve Lykins‑Signtek Quote 101027 to replace worn street sign faces in Pelican Sound for $5,355. The motion was made by Assistant Supervisor Kurt Blumenthal and seconded by Assistant Secretary Robert Twombly; the vote was unanimous.
District Engineer Charlie Krebs said the December 2025 evaluation found signs with cracks and fading and presented the vendor quote. Board discussion focused on the expected lifespan of new sign faces, whether the expense was budgeted and what funding source to use. Eric Long said staff will continue to monitor speeding and include a "Speeding Violation Report" on future agendas to track effectiveness of signs and enforcement. Ending: staff will coordinate procurement with management and report back at a future meeting.
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