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Board discusses wayfinding signs and elevating waterfront sign near bridge
Summary
Members discussed new directional 'wayfinder' signage and elevating a waterfront sign near the bridge for visibility, including swapping placards for emergency use and KMA oversight for engineering. Opinions on exact clearance varied among board members.
Board members and staff discussed a planned program of directional 'wayfinder' signs—similar to those in nearby New Port Richey—and a larger waterfront sign near the bridge that members want elevated so it is more visible to drivers. Staff said the plan includes separate, swappable placards so public works can replace directional text with emergency information (for example FEMA assistance) when needed.
Board members debated how high the sign should be, with measurements discussed in feet and a general desire to have the sign be the first thing drivers see when crossing the bridge. "And the higher it is, it's the 1st thing you see," one participant said. Staff added that KMA would provide construction oversight and ensure proper engineering so the sign will last.
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