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Council approves QR‑coded park signs to link residents to amenity list
Summary
The council authorized purchase of 25 QR‑enabled signs for 14 parks to promote park amenities and a web‑based master list; the $537.50 purchase will be paid from the park improvement fund, the presenter said.
Mr. McFarland told the council the Park Advisory Commission developed a park amenity master list and recommended 25 signs (12" x 18") with 3M reflective sheeting to encourage users to scan a QR code and view park features such as pavilions or fields. The signs would be installed across 14 parks and link to a city web page listing amenities.
Councilors expressed support for using QR codes; one member raised a concern that someone could place an unauthorized QR code sticker over the city’s code, and staff said park inspections could include checks of the signage. Mr. McFarland said the purchase would be funded from the park improvement fund.
The council moved and approved the authorization to purchase signage from EF Signage Company for a stated total of $537.50.
