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Officials review downtown sign sizes, hardware costs and budget options
Summary
Council members reviewed two sign-size and pricing options (about $942.50 and $1,700), discussed hardware and installation costs, and agreed to refer the item to the finance subcommittee to set a budget that could cover printing and mounting.
Officials considered two design-and-printing options for a downtown historical sign and the likely additional costs for the hardware and installation. One presenter laid out a mid-size option—a 92.75-by-58-inch printed-aluminum side—priced at roughly $942.50, and said a larger two-piece option would be about $1,700.
Speakers stressed that mounting hardware and labor often add to the sticker price and recommended budgeting a higher figure (one participant suggested $1,500) to ensure the purchase and installation are fully covered. Members agreed to move the question to the finance subcommittee to request quotes and set a budget for the sign and related hardware.
