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Council approves draft RFP for citywide signage and wayfinding plan
Summary
The council approved a draft request for proposals for a master signage and wayfinding plan to create uniform entrance, park and wayfinding signage; staff estimated the project at $60,000–$80,000 with RDA and other departments sharing costs.
The council approved a draft request for proposals (RFP) to develop a master signage and wayfinding plan for North Logan City. The plan would provide a unified approach to entrance signs, park and trail interpretive signage, and wayfinding for civic destinations and future business corridors.
Alan and economic development staff explained the RFP will solicit firms to create a citywide signage theme and design standards. Staff estimated a planning and design budget of about $60,000–$80,000, with the redevelopment agency (RDA) covering a significant portion of the cost and other departments (parks and streets) paying proportional shares for elements that benefit their functions.
Councilmembers said cohesive signage supports placemaking and consistent identity for the City Center, parks and streets, and asked staff to post the RFP and return with proposals. The council approved the draft RFP and directed staff to proceed with procurement.
Ending: Staff will post the RFP, evaluate proposals, and return with a recommended contract award and budget allocation if proposals align with cost estimates.
