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Rangeley committee follows up on library-loop signage, asks staff to confirm ADA finish and sign height
Summary
The committee discussed the Library Loop sign installation, asked staff to confirm whether granite stones should be flush for ADA compliance, and scheduled painting and height adjustments for posts at the next steps.
Committee members reported progress on the Library Loop installation and raised a question about whether the granite stones that anchor the signs should be completely buried or flush with the surface to meet ADA requirements. One member said they would reach out to Larry to confirm whether the granite is supposed to be flush and asked staff to paint sign posts and adjust sign height once the installation detail is finalized.
A committee member noted they planned a walk-through to ensure winter had not caused damage and to confirm final adjustments. Members said the next steps are confirming the granite finish, painting posts, and aligning sign heights so the signs meet accessibility and aesthetic goals.
Why it matters: confirming ADA compliance for sign placement and height is necessary to meet accessibility standards and avoid rework after installation.
