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Committee considers expanded wayfinding signage and debate over Spring Square name
Summary
Staff proposed additional wayfinding signs and provided corrected maps; members discussed consistent sign design and whether to rename Spring Square lot to a street-based name, with at least one member urging retention of the historic Spring Square name.
Staff showed a corrected map of existing and proposed wayfinding signs and suggested the city might bundle updates (including high-school route changes) into a larger wayfinding initiative. They also noted an existing sign at 18th Avenue that may point visitors along an inefficient route into the downtown.
Main Street Monroe had been briefed about the recommendations and staff said Jordan circulated the materials to the Main Street community. Committee members said wayfinding signs should be consistent in color and design; one member favored renaming the Spring Square lot to a street label for visitor clarity while another said, "I would not like to let go of Spring Square personally." Staff and members agreed the naming and signage items should be returned for a broader conversation on wayfinding strategy.
No renaming decision was made; staff will include the Spring Square naming question in the upcoming wayfinding discussion and present design options.
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