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Commission weighs interpretive signs and QR codes for murals and utility boxes

North Saint Paul Arts & Culture Commission · August 6, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners reviewed options for freestanding interpretive signs (Gopher Signs-style) and QR-coded stickers for utility boxes to credit artists and create an online art tour; possible sign cost estimated around $1,000 each.

The commission discussed signage to accompany murals and utility boxes, including freestanding interpretive signs and QR-code stickers that link to artist biographies on a city web page.

Carrie noted a Gopher Signs-style interpretive sign similar to a notable local example could cost roughly $1,000; she also estimated $10 per sticker for utility-box labeling. Commissioners debated freestanding signs versus plaques affixed to buildings and emphasized not obscuring artists' work. Sharon suggested linking signs and QR codes to an online art tour that aggregates artists and locations for public engagement. No procurement vote was taken; staff will identify sign sizes, vendor options and costs and report back.