Council reviews wayfinding master plan; staff recommends phased buildout (Phase 1 ≈ $750K)
Presentation and town‑hall feedback reviewed a wayfinding master plan that would be implemented in phases: Phase 1 (welcome/ID signs, pedestrian kiosks and trail markers) estimated at about $750,000 (FY26 funding available ~$789,000); Phase 2 (vehicular and parking signs) estimated at about $600,000 in FY27. Council provided detailed design, cost, lighting and maintenance feedback.
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Public Works Director Becky Divini and consultants from Kimley‑Horn and Corbin Design presented a comprehensive wayfinding and signage master plan on June 9 that standardizes sign types, materials and messaging across town and establishes phased implementation. The team recommended Phase 1 focus on gateway/welcome signs, pedestrian kiosks, landmark "selfie" signs and trail 9/11 markers (phase‑1 estimate a little over $750,000; FY26 budget includes about $789,000). Phase 2 would add vehicular and parking signage and was estimated at roughly $600,000 for FY27.
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