Council approves temporary downtown wayfinding signs proposed by downtown group
Summary
The public safety and transportation committee recommended, and council approved, temporary corrugated plastic wayfinding signs for downtown — 12 signs paid for and installed by the downtown organization at no cost to the city.
The council received a report from the public safety and transportation committee recommending approval of 12 temporary downtown wayfinding signs proposed by the downtown organization. Committee members said downtown businesses were consulted about the sign designs and that downtown will handle installation and maintenance at no cost to the city.
Committee member Kyle told council the signs are temporary corrugated plastic intended for seasonal change and flexibility as businesses change. Council moved, seconded and approved the committee recommendation.
The committee noted the signs are low cost to the city because the downtown organization covers materials and installation.
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