River Ridge CDD declines further stop-sign modifications, reviews sweeping and speed reporting
After AV-Tech's brightness test failed, the board declined additional spending on stop-sign modifications and chose to leave signs as-is; staff proposed raising on-call street-sweeping budget to $50,000 and the speeding report was noted to have omitted the 30–35 mph range.
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The board reviewed an AV-Tech experiment intended to control stop-sign light brightness; Mr. Willis reported the experiment "was unsuccessful; therefore, they are not willing to modify the stop signs." With that, the board chose not to expend funds to purchase timed signs or pursue further modifications and removed the item from future agendas. The unaudited financial statements show $9,280 was the overall cost for four stop signs ($2,320 per sign).
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