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Council gives informal consent to green-and-white city park signs
Summary
Council members signaled consent to use green-and-white park signs and discussed adding smaller informational plaques for direction or naming; no formal motion was taken.
The council reviewed design options for new park signs and by informal consent favored a green sign with white lettering.
A staff presentation showed multiple color and layout options. Councilmembers commented that the green-and-white option looked "clean" and "more attractive." Staff noted a smaller attachable plaque could be used to add directional or informational text.
The nut graf: the council expressed general support for the green-and-white sign and requested that staff circulate the selected option in the packet and proceed with the design details; no formal vote or procedural motion was made during the workshop.
Ending: Staff will proceed with design details for the green-and-white sign and include information about attachable plaques; the item did not require a formal vote at the workshop.
