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SR 104 & 5 th Ave S Signage Wayfinding Sign Program The wayfinding sign program includes design standards for directional signs, parks signs, public parking and other unique signage. Goals: develop design parameters to provide a


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SR 104 & 5th Ave S Signage

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Wayfinding Sign Program

  • The wayfinding sign program includes design standards for directional

signs, parks signs, public parking and other unique signage.

  • Goals:
  • develop design parameters to provide a consistent look to City signage to assist visitors

and residents in wayfinding;

  • create design standards that can be replicated by the City Public Works sign shop;
  • create affordable and easily maintained signs;
  • reflect elements of City design already in use such as the wave pattern and the color

blue) and identify key locations.

  • Review: design process in 2008 included presentation for discussion at DEMA

meetings, Arts Commission and Planning Board

  • Importance of implementation of the wayfinding sign program referenced in

the 2013 Strategic Plan and the 2014 Cultural and PROS Plans.

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ver the past several years the Parks Department as used these guidelines for implementation of new ignage – for example, large directional signs.

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Gateway Signs

  • The 2006 Streetscape Plan also

identified gateways to the City, including Five Corners, SR 99, SR 104 & Main at the ferry, and SR 104 & 5th Ave S.

  • The SR 104 & 5th Ave S. sign,
  • riginally installed in the late 1970’s

early 80’s, was identified for replacement in the 2016 CIP with a $40,000 budget for design, fabrication and installation.

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  • Location – WSDOT right of

way – primary function is as a highway sign for SR 104 in an area where traffic is moving fast, 30 – 40 mph.

  • Goal to meet WSDOT

requirements, but also be consistent with existing City sign program.

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