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Staff: wayfinding signs under contract, mid-June installation targeted
Summary
City staff said a wayfinding contract was signed, shop drawings reviewed and the construction contract anticipated installation before June 15; staff said permit fees were being handled internally and imagery/locations will be circulated to council.
The council received a progress report on Stafford’s wayfinding project.
Staff reported the contract for the wayfinding signs was signed about three weeks earlier and that shop drawings and approvals are underway. The staff representative said a check was delivered and the contract is in process, with construction slated to meet a mid-June (June 15) milestone in the contract. Staff said the city will not charge itself a permit fee and that design imagery and sign locations would be circulated to council via email.
Councilmembers asked about the final sign list and installation timing; staff said they would forward packets and imagery to the council to ensure transparency before the signs go up.
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