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Hooksett groups plan placement, mockups for Lambert Park storyboards; town IT holding up QR links
Summary
Members of Hooksett—s Heritage Commission and Parks & Recreation advisory group discussed where to install three historical storyboards at Lambert Park, considered combining them into a single panel with three QR codes, and agreed to build cardboard mockups to test sightlines while waiting on town administration and IT to approve QR-code links.
Members of the Hooksett Heritage Commission and the town—s Parks & Recreation advisory group debated where to place three planned historical storyboards at Lambert Park and whether to combine them into a single, larger panel.
The discussion focused on visitor sightlines, safety and maintenance. Rob, Parks and Recreation staff, said the storyboards have been designed by a contractor (Fossil) and the commission is waiting for QR codes and town authorization to link them to the town website before finalizing proofs and ordering the panels. "We're just waiting on the QR codes for the final design," Rob said. "I don't know if there's going to be extra incurred cost because there was, you know, time spent on [design]."
The commission weighed two main approaches: three separate information panels spaced through the park, or a single larger sign with three distinct QR codes linking to separate pages. Andy (Heritage Commission member) said a single combined sign might reduce…
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