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Council directs staff to proceed with non‑illuminated City Hall monument sign and wiring for lighting

3380522 · January 14, 2025
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Summary

Council discussed sign replacement options for City Hall and agreed to move forward with a non‑illuminated monument sign using a city electrician to wire in spot lighting; estimated costs ranged from $8,000–$10,000 for non‑illuminated and $15,000–$18,000 for illuminated options.

City staff presented proposals for replacing the City Hall monument sign at the Jan. 14, 2025, Green River City Council meeting and council members indicated they will proceed with a non‑illuminated monument sign with lighting added by the city electrician.

Robin (city staff) presented three vendor quotes. Staff said non‑illuminated monument signs were quoted in the $8,000–$10,000 range while illuminated options quoted higher, approximately $15,000–$18,000; staff recommended accepting phone bids for the non‑illuminated option and using the previously obtained vendor quotes as estimates if council chose the lower‑cost route.

Council discussed whether the sign should identify the building as “City Hall” versus “City of Green River”; staff said the wording would not materially change price but could be adjusted in the design mock‑ups. The council agreed it would have the city electrician wire in exterior lighting for the sign at installation so the sign face will be lit even if the sign body itself is not internally illuminated.

Council indicated it could authorize phone bids and finalize the installation at the February meeting if staff proceeds with the non‑illuminated option. No formal vote was recorded; the presiding official confirmed consensus to proceed.