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�. <br />�.. �► �: ; <br />To Item Dumber <br />Mayor and City Council 9.2 <br />Benda Section Meeting Date Prepared by <br />Work Session December 16, 2013 RaeAnn Gardner, Communications Coordinator <br />Item Description Reviewed by <br />Wayfinding Signage Plan Tina Allard, City Clerk <br />Reviewed by <br />Cal Portner, Gw Administrator <br />Action Requested <br />Discuss and provide staff direction. <br />Background/ Discussion <br />As Communications Coordinator, I review all communication items before they go public. With a <br />centralized communication program it became evident we have a very inconsistent signage and branding <br />message for the city. <br />For instance over the past year we have added transit area signage, discussed entrance monuments and <br />improvements, had requests for downtown signage, requested Bailey Park signage and reviewed <br />developed city entrance signage. After consultation with staff and regional signage professionals, it was <br />apparent that the city would be aided by a consistent sign design plan. <br />With a wayfinding plan we can begin to direct people to areas of Elk River such as the downtown, parks, <br />businesses, city hall, library, and other amenities to stimulate economic growth within the city. The <br />design plan can incorporate the feel of our brand "Powered by Nature" throughout the city and create a <br />well- organized and comaected system. <br />In September, 2013, an RFP was created to get proposals from companies with wayfinding expertise. A <br />sign committee was created consisting of city staff including: Michael Hecker, Parks and Recreation <br />Director, Jeremy Barnhart, Community Operations and Development Deputy Director, Dan Behur, <br />Engineering Technician, Robert Kluntz, Administrative Captain, Tina Allard, City Clerk, Chris Holzem, <br />Streets Di \rision, and myself. <br />We received 10 proposals that the sign committee then reviewed to narrow down to a company we feel <br />will work best for Ells River, <br />Financial Impact <br />565,000 out of the CIP budget for the sign plan and design. <br />® None <br />
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