Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Wayfinding topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
RDA favors wayfinding sign design matching industrial park sign; vendors to provide proofs and quotes
Summary
The RDA reviewed wayfinding sign design options and agreed to use a design matching the current industrial park sign. Staff will compile sign locations; vendors will provide proofs and quotes for the next meeting.
Brad Luepke updated the Redevelopment Authority on the wayfinding signs project, saying he was unable to reach Trent Nolan of Nolan Signs and is now working with a representative from Creative Signs. He said graphics have been approved by the graphics department for use.
After a short discussion about sign verbiage and logo use, the RDA agreed on a design that matches the look of the current industrial park sign at the town entrance. Rankin will produce a list of proposed sign locations and forward that and the design to members by email; Luepke said he will work with vendors to obtain proofs and quotes for review at the next meeting. The item was tabled for follow-up.
Why it matters: Consistent wayfinding signage can help direct visitors, reinforce the village brand and improve navigation for residents and businesses.
What happens next: Staff will circulate a locations list and vendors will prepare proofs and quotes for consideration at a future RDA meeting.
