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Council approves new welcome sign design, authorizes RFP for replacement
Summary
The council approved a final welcome sign design and authorized the city manager to issue an RFP for replacement of a wind-damaged east-side sign; vendors will submit renderings and IDOT approval is required.
The council approved the New City Welcome Sign design and authorized the City Manager to issue a request for proposals to replace a wind‑damaged sign on the east side of town.
City Manager Darin DeHaan and the Public Art Committee presented a finalized design from Randee Mennenga. The committee favored a more natural aesthetic and increased space around the sign; staff noted the company that built the original signs is no longer in business. Vendor renderings and bids will be solicited, and IDOT approval will be required before installation. The motion passed on unanimous roll call.
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