1 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1: System Development Chapter 4: Recommendations Chapter 5: Implementation Introduction Wayfinding Signage Family Sign Prioritization Purpose Gateway Entrance Phasing Plan and Schedule Goals Parking Trailblazer Sign Fabrication and Cost Estimates Relationship to Other Plans Parking Identifier Funding Sources Plan Development Process District Marker Maintenance Chapter 2: Needs Analysis Pedestrian Kiosk Appendices Multi-Use (Route Markers) Existing Sign Ordinance Graphic Specifications Pedestrian Pointer Existing Conditions – Sign Inventory Sign Design Concepts Sign Materials, Style and Costs General Observations Typography Destinations and Criteria for Inclusion Interstate Highway Signage Assessment Symbols/Seals Eligible Categories Chapter 3: Special Considerations Arrow and Orientation Commercial Attractions Standard Colors FDOT Standards and Jurisdiction Community Destinations Decorative and Ornamental Elements Sign Materials, Style and Cost Cultural & Institutional Interagency Coordination Historical & Architectural Recreational Tourism & Placemaking Transportation Sign Locations Banner Program

3 4 Executive Summary

Wayfinding is an experience – that of an individual attempting to navigate an unfamiliar environment. When the information needed to access that environment is provided in a thoughtful and structured manner, the unfamiliarity quickly becomes comfortable, friendly and welcoming. A successful wayfinding system manages this experience, “At the core of Tallahassee’s growth as the regional using signage as a communication tool to facilitate access, while reflecting hub of the Florida Panhandle, are the Downtown civic culture and complementing the environment of its setting. and “Sense of Place” areas and their unique The Tallahassee-Leon County Wayfinding Signage System provides blend of government, cultural and recreational the framework for implementing an attractive, effective and cohesive attractions.” signage system that facilitates wayfinding for visitors and residents to key destinations within the City and County. This system provides guidelines for a uniform and consistent visual identity throughout. Including Downtown Tallahassee and areas that comprise “Sense of Place” areas, the system is intended to provide highly visible and easily understood information that can be processed quickly to keep users moving efficiently to their destinations.

5 Chapter 1 System Development

Introduction Tallahassee and Leon County are home to Florida’s State Capital, two major universities and the center of commerce for the Florida Panhandle region. Thousands of visitors travel throughout the region, some of whom rely on a limited collection of wayfinding signs that are dated, insufficient and often illegible. The City and County recognize the economic importance of an effective wayfinding signage system for directing visitors to key locations in the central city and outlying areas. Well-designed signage is also reflective of civic pride and provides a more enjoyable experience to visitors and residents. Action Plans for Placemaking in the City and County support development of a wayfinding signage system to promote neighborhood revitalization through “Sense of Place” initiatives. Therefore, the Wayfinding Signage System is a response to critical needs and policy recommendations.

6 Purpose and Goals Inter-agency Collaboration and Implementation Process The purpose of the Wayfinding Signage System is to implement and maintain a user-friendly The process for developing the Wayfinding Signage System includes the following steps: and uniform system of destination and directional signage. It will guide visitors and residents 1. Project Initiation by the Planning Department to key destinations in the City of Tallahassee and Leon County. The System specifically 2. Development and Installation of a Prototypical Pedestrian Wayfinding Sign in Kleman Plaza aspires to accomplish the following goals: with Public Input • Emphasize Downtown and “Sense of Place” Areas as Destinations 3. Input from the Downtown Improvement Authority, Community Redevelopment Agency • Highlight Key and Lesser Known Attractions and City/County Departments. • Enhance the User’s Visitation Experience 4. Development of a Comprehensive Wayfinding Signage System and Message Schedule • Identify Primary Vehicular Routes to Establish Connections and Improve Mobility 5. Long Range Target Issue (LRTI) Committee Feedback and Direction • Assert an Identity for Downtown and Outlying Areas 6. Approval by the Tallahassee City Commission • Enhance Urban Design and Sense of Place 7. Priority Setting and Funding Identification • Establish Gateways into the City and County 8. System Implementation and Monitoring • Trail blaze to Parking Facilities and Establish a Cohesive Identity for Parking Identification • Develop Strategy to Fund Wayfinding Implementation through Public and Private Partnerships Relationship to Other Plans The Wayfinding Signage System is an independent document that prescribes wayfinding standards and supports policies established by other Plans, including Sense of Place Initiatives, Multimodal Transportation District Plan, Greenways Master Plan and the Downtown Tallahassee Reconnaissance and Strategic Assessment.

7 In addition to input from elected and appointed officials, the general public and interagency collaboration between City and County staff, the Wayfinding Signage System was developed through collaboration with the Kleman Plaza Design Review Board, Downtown Improvement Authority and Long-Range Target Issues Committee. Definitions Useful definitions for implementing the Wayfinding Signage System include the following: Edges the existing or perceived boundaries that form a physical space. Family of Wayfinding Signs a series of different sign types that comprise the City of Tallahassee and Leon County’s comprehensive wayfinding signage system. Gateway points of arrival into the County, City, Downtown or “Sense of Place” areas whose elements can be vehicular, pedestrian, bicycle, transit-oriented or any combination thereof. Landmarks a readily identifiable physical or graphic element that creates a point of reference to help a user determine location within an interior space or exterior environment. Message Schedule specific points of interest identified on an individual wayfinding sign or within a family of signs. Park-Once, Then Walk a method of encouraging motorists to park near destinations, where cues are provided to guide discovery of additional destinations and attractions. Point of Interest an attraction, destination or amenity of value to a visitor. QR (Quick Response) Code a matrix barcode appearing on pedestrian pointer or kiosk signs that can be quickly read by a smartphone to provide wayfinding information. Signage the most visible element of a wayfinding system. Visitor an individual who does not frequent identified points of interest on a regular basis. Wayfinding the process of navigating from one point to another within an area. Wayfinding Area a specific area, section or neighborhood distinguishable by its character, culture, land use association, historical reference or formal designation. Wayfinding Signage the written and illustrative report that identifies wayfinding issues and suggested System recommendations for the City of Tallahassee and Leon County. Wayfinding System a series of strategically placed physical, graphic and technological wayfinding signs that cohesively guide users to destinations. Wayfinding Priorities a wayfinding tool’s level of importance, based on necessity, impact, cost and/or complexity.

8 Benefits of the Wayfinding System Tallahassee and Leon County have many “hidden jewels” whose exciting details could be discovered through a wayfinding signage system. It is this process of discovery and ease of access that would create a memorable experience. It would also validate the City as more than a college town and the center of Florida state government. Downtown Tallahassee and its “Sense of Place” The wayfinding system is areas already provide important elements of a expected to function as a successful urban wayfinding system: method of marketing points of interest in the City and County. • Identifiable Wayfinding Areas that Provide a This will be done by directing Sense of Place vehicular and pedestrian traffic from one place to another • Identifiable Street System along specific routes while • Memorable Landmarks announcing similar attractions and amenities nearby. The awareness created by the system is expected to lead to an increase in visitation, which would benefit the points of interest identified by the system. The wayfinding system encourages many modes of travel to help users choose the best routes, broaden experiences, increase visitation among attractions and announce new destinations. With the introduction of the first pedestrian wayfinding signage, the promotion of “Sense of Place” areas can encourage longer shopping times, as patrons are encouraged to visit nearby attractions. A five to ten minute walk can lead to a new destination (e.g., cluster of stores less accessible to vehicles). By promoting vehicular and pedestrian travel modes, the wayfinding system can expand discovery beyond the wayfinding areas themselves and connect destinations.

9 10 Chapter 2 Wayfinding System Tools

In General Implementing the Wayfinding Signage System is intended to complement Tallahassee and Leon County’s “Sense of Place” initiatives by providing clear directions throughout Downtown and other destinations. In addition to traditional wayfinding signage, there are other tools – seamlessly linked through consistent information and graphic language – that are useful for planning a trip. The System aims to provide “Traditional wayfinding signage, printed brochures first-time and frequent visitors with clear and consistent and Internet resources will comprise a suite of information using these wayfinding tools. wayfinding resources.”

11 Types of Tools Figure 1: Tallahassee’s Visitor’s Guide The following are Internet resources that support the wayfinding signage system. Downtown Tallahassee (Always In Session) Website The website of Downtown Tallahassee (tallahasseedowntown.com) provides wayfinding information for the following key destinations: • Activity and shopping centers • Food and entertainment establishments • Lodging establishments • Public transportation routes • Public parking inventory • Special event calendar Tallahassee Visitor’s Guide Website Visit Tallahassee’s website (visittallahassee.com) provides a comprehensive visitor’s guide (Figure 1) that highlights local attractions. With an orientation map whose attractions are consistent with the message schedule of the wayfinding system, the visitor’s guide is a useful tool for wayfinding.

12 13 Finials One of the most critical aspects of a comprehensive wayfinding system is the ability of its components to be instantly recognizable as the primary source for directions. The consistent use “An effective wayfinding system of symbols, typefaces, colors and patterns across uses words and location-specific the system is critical for developing an organized and cohesive wayfinding system that helps people images to help users navigate navigate within all modes of transportation. into, through or out of a district All signs within the wayfinding family feature or place.” finials, which are decorative devices at the top of each pole. The finial logo may also appear as an icon on the face of a sign. Figure 2: Finials represent iconic neighborhoods within wayfinding areas.

14 Figure 2: Finials

15 Map 1: Wayfinding Areas

Map 1: The Wayfinding Areas Map

illustrates the geographical location of each N MONROE ST wayfinding area and corresponding finial representation. As the largest wayfinding area, the Downtown Area comprises numerous neighborhoods and geographical NW CIR CAPITAL areas (e.g., FAMU Way, Myers Park, INTERSTATE 10 Southside, etc.) whose locational identities are communicated through a unique finial. Other adjacent and outlying areas are represented by finials that express their historic identities. These design elements

evoke a “Sense of Place” representative of RD MERIDIAN N CENTERVILLE RD each wayfinding area by communicating its THOMASVILLE RD unique identity. W THARPE ST MICCOSUKEE RD The Sign Specifications in Appendix B provides design criteria for each sign in W TENNESSEE ST MAHAN DR the wayfinding family. While signage is proposed by location, the type selected may change with location and site needs. TENNESSEE ST W PENSACOLA ST

CAPITAL CIR NE W PENSACOLA ST

W GAINES ST APALACHEE PKWY

CAPITAL CIR SW CIR CAPITAL S MONROE ST MONROE S

LAKE BRADFORD RD ORANGE AVE W ORANGE AVE E

CAPITAL CIR SE

S ADAMS ST

16 Icons Parking A simple universally identifiable “P” pictogram promoting parking availability within a wayfinding area and appears on Parking Trailblazer/Identifier Signs. Directional Arrow A symbol depicting a cardinal direction - North, South, East and West - used to give information about the location of the user or possible destinations. Information A universal icon denoting the availability of information at specific destinations. Handicapped Accessibility A universal icon denoting destinations that are handicapped accessible.

17 Chapter 3 Existing Conditions – Wayfinding Signage Inventory The existing wayfinding signage system is confined to vehicular directional signs within Tallahassee’s Downtown. Forty signs were installed in 1998 at a cost of approximately Needs Analysis $193,802. The signs were developed through a collaborative effort by the City of Tallahassee, Downtown Improvement Authority, Downtown Merchant and Business Association, Tallahassee Trust for Historic Preservation, Leon County Tourist Development Council and Keep Tallahassee-Leon County Beautiful. Two sign themes represent specific areas of downtown – a “Magnolia” design for the greater downtown and a “Festival” design for the shopping and entertainment district; 34 of the original 40 signs remain, while others have been damaged by accidents and removed. The existing inventory has been poorly maintained and is faded, dirty, bent or altered. Some destinations are confusing (i.e., Library/Airport) or no longer valid (i.e., Chamber). Also, the existing signs are inconsistent in their use of abbreviations; the new signs will minimize the use of abbreviations. Map 2: Inventory of Vehicular Directional Signage, shows existing downtown vehicular signs to be removed or retrofitted, based on the recommendations of this System. The number assignments correspond to sign locations in Table 1: Vehicular Directional Sign Inventory and Figure 3: Select Vehicular Wayfinding Signs.

18 Map 2: Inventory of Vehicular Directional Signage

RF RF 30 RF 29 RF 28 10 27 RF NORTH W TENNESSEE ST E TENNESSEE ST 31 X 32 RF 33 RF

N MACOMB ST MACOMB N 9 X

Existing W CALL ST E CALL ST

N DUVAL ST

N GADSDEN ST

N CALHOUN ST CALHOUN N N BRONOUGH ST BRONOUGH N

1998 sign BLVD JR KING L M N N MONROE ST MONROE N # locations N MERIDIAN ST PALM CT 8

N ADAMS ST ADAMS N RF

in 2013 24 X 25 X 26 N COPELAND ST COPELAND N

PARK AVE W RF PARK AVE E DUVAL ST DUVAL

ADAMS ST ADAMS PARK AVE E

MONROE ST CALHOUN ST MERIDIAN ST PARK AVE W GADSDEN ST Remove existing PARK AVE W ST BRONOUGH X sign face, pole, and M L KING JR BLVD 7 X foundation.

S ADAMS ST 23 RF 6 RST MONROE S F 13 RF W COLLEGE AVE E COLLEGE AVE 5

S MACOMB ST RF 11 16 RF X 1 X Retain foundation. W JEFFERSON ST 4 RE JEFFERSONF ST RF 14 RF Remove existing W JEFFERSON ST E JEFFERSON ST E JEFFERSON ST sign face and pole. S DUVAL ST 3 RF 15 X

W PENSACOLA ST E PENSACOLA ST 22 RF 21 RF

APALACHEE PKWY APALACHEE PKWY

S BRONOUGH ST BRONOUGH S 12 RF

W ST AUGUSTINE ST E ST AUGUSTINE ST S CALHOUN ST CALHOUN S

EXISTING DOWNTOWN ST COPELAND S VEHICULAR SIGNS TO

E LAFAYETTE ST S M L KING JR BLVD JR KING L M S W MADISON ST W MADISON ST E MADISON ST E MADISON ST BE REMOVED OR RETROFITTED 2 RF E MADISON ST

RF 19 34 X S MERIDIAN ST MERIDIAN S 20 RST MACOMB S P

S ADAMS ST W GAINES ST E GAINES ST S GADSDEN ST

RAILROAD AVE

S M L KING JR BLVD JR KING L M S 18 RF 17 RF

19 Figure 3: Select Vehicular Wayfinding Signs #7 #27 #24 #22

#11 #16 #31 #14

20 Table 1: Vehicular Directional Sign Inventory

Existing 1998 Location1 Action Replace Notes Sign Locations 1 S. Calhoun St. SB between College and Jefferson, east side Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Reuse existing foundation. 2 S. Monroe St. SB between Madison and Gaines, west side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 14 Reuse existing foundation. 3 S. Monroe St. NB in front of Leon County Courthouse, east side Remove sign face. Replace with DT VH 2 Reuse existing foundation and pole. 4 S. Monroe SB at Jefferson, west side bulb-out Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT PP 3 Reuse existing foundation. 5 S. Monroe St. NB at Jefferson St., SE corner Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Pedestrian pointers are planned for the NW corner of this intersection. Remove foundation as required. 6 S. Monroe St. SB at College Ave., east side bulb-out Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT PP 4 Reuse existing foundation. 7 S. Monroe St. NB at Park Ave., east side Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Pedestrian pointers are planned for the Chain of Parks. Remove foundation as required. 8 N. Monroe At. SB at Park Ave., east side Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace Pedestrian pointers are planned for the Chain of Parks. Remove foundation as required. 9 N. Monroe St. NB at Call St., east side Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Pedestrian pointers are planned nearby. Remove foundation as required. 10 N. Monroe St. SB at Tennessee St., east side Remove sign face. Replace with DT VH 4 Reuse existing foundation and pole. 11 S. Adams St. SB at Jefferson, east side (Andrew’s) Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Pedestrian pointers are planned for City Hall Plaza nearby. Remove foundation as required. 12 S. Adams St. between Park and College, east side bulb-out Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT PP 6 Reuse existing foundation. 13 S. Duval St. NB at St. Augustine St., west side (Supreme Court) Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT PP 7 Reuse existing foundation. 14 S. Duval St. NB at Kleman Plaza, west side Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Pedestrian pointers are planned nearby. Remove foundation as required. 15 S. MLK Blvd. between Pensacola and Jefferson, east side Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Remove foundation as required. 16 S. Bronough St. SB between College and Jefferson, east side Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Remove foundation as required. 17 E. Gaines St. EB between Adams and Monroe, south side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 12 Reuse existing foundation.

21 Existing 1998 Location Action Replace Notes Sign Locations 18 W. Gaines St. EB between Bronough and Duval, south side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT PP 8 Reuse existing foundation. 19 W. Gaines St. WB between Adams and Duval, north side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 11 Reuse existing foundation. 20 W. Gaines St. WB between Macomb St. and Railroad Ave. Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Pedestrian pointers are planned nearby. north side Remove foundation as required. 21 Apalachee Parkway WB at Monroe St., north side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 1 Reuse existing foundation. 22 E. Pensacola St. WB between Adams and Duval, south side Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Remove foundation as required. 23 W. College Ave. WB between Duval and Bronough, north side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 15 Reuse existing foundation. 24 E. Park Ave. WB between Duval and Bronough, north side Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Pedestrian pointers are planned for the Chain of Parks. Remove foundation as required. 25 W. Park Ave. WB between Adams and Duval, north side Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. Pedestrian pointers are planned for the Chain of Parks. Remove foundation as required. 26 E. Park Ave. WB between Monroe and Adams, north side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT PP 5 Reuse existing foundation. 27 E. Tennessee St. WB between Calhoun and Monroe, north side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 3 Reuse existing foundation. 28 E. Tennessee St. WB between Monroe and Adams, north side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 5 Reuse existing foundation. 29 W. Tennessee St. WB between Duval and Bronough, north side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 7 Location notes: Reuse existing foundation. 1. EB eastbound 30 W. Tennessee St. WB at Macomb St., NW corner Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 21 NB northbound Reuse existing foundation. SB southbound 31 W. Tennessee St. EB at Macomb St., south side (FSU garage) Remove sign face and pole. Do not replace. WB westbound Remove foundation as required. Number of existing signs removed and not replaced 15 32 W. Tennessee St. EB at Bronough St., south side Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 8 Number of existing sign foundations replaced with new vehicular signs 13 Reuse existing foundation. Number of existing sign foundations replaced with new pedestrian pointers 6 33 W. Tennessee St. EB at Adams St., north side (CK Steele Plaza) Remove sign face and pole. Replace with DT VH 6 Total number of existing vehicular sign locations 34 Reuse existing foundation. Proposed sign locations and message schedules by wayfinding area can be found in Appendix A: Sign Inventory, Locations and Message Schedules by Wayfinding Area. 34 W. Gaines St. EB between Monroe and Adams, north side Remove sign face and pole. Remove Do not replace. foundation as required.

22 General Observations Sign Removal and Replacement A successful wayfinding signage program builds trust with the end user. Dated or The intent of the Wayfinding Signage System is to create a cohesive and coordinated system inconsistent signs may be ignored by the user, even if their content is correct. Existing of wayfinding. Many existing sign locations provide opportunities to reuse foundations for vehicular directional signs are outdated, inconsistent and difficult to interpret for the new wayfinding signs, as shown in Map 2 and Table 1. Signs that are large enough to be intended user, thereby failing to capture or communicate Tallahassee’s unique cultural read and contain helpful information will be provided without causing visual clutter. The identity as Florida’s Capital City. Other shortcomings include: needs of the disabled will also be provided for in accordance with best practices. • Limited number of featured destinations • Inconsistent fonts, colors, abbreviations and formats against a background not easily seen • Confusing “triangular” directional symbols (no universal arrows or parking symbols) • Neglected, poorly maintained and obscured by vegetation • Unattractive sign backs face the public realm • Some installation at decision points rather than ahead of them • Major entrance roads into the City and County are unmarked as gateways. • Public parking not clearly identified in the Downtown. • Variety of signage in different types, sizes and configurations in the Downtown; signs have been installed over time to meet various needs, resulting in visual clutter and disorganization.

23 24 Chapter 4: Evolution of the Wayfinding Signage Family In January 2013, a prototypical pedestrian wayfinding sign was designed, fabricated Recommendations and installed in Downtown Tallahassee’s Kleman Plaza, following months of interagency collaboration. Public support for this prototype and direction by the City Commission’s Long-Range Target Issues Committee led to development of a comprehensive wayfinding signage system that includes the following family of signs: • Gateway Entrance Signs • Pedestrian Pointers and Kiosk Signs • Parking Trailblazer and Identifier Signs • District Markers • Shared Use Path Signs Conceptual designs for pedestrian and parking signs have been developed into the final design specifications shown in Appendix B. Additional specifications for gateway, district markers and shared use path signs will be developed as funds become available for implementation of this System.

25 Figure 4: Gateway Entrance Sign

Gateway Entrance Signs Gateway Entrance Signs (Figure 4) are appropriate for primary traffic routes into the City and County. They provide a sense of arrival, while celebrating the unique culture and character of Tallahassee as Florida’s Capital City. Individual signs may incorporate a combination of lighting, landscaping, streetscaping, public open space and public art. Gateway entrance signs welcome the visitor and celebrate the destinations they announce. Design of each sign should take into account the importance of announcing arrival, the history and celebration of place and its functional role in the wayfinding system. Where there are opportunities to consolidate and/or eliminate sign clutter, gateway entrance signs may signal multiple places within a wayfinding area. Mostly importantly, the signs are intended to mark entry into the wayfinding area with a place name, clarify and organize the public spaces in which they occur and convey the spirit of “Florida’s Capital City”. The following streets are considered primary gateways into the heart of the city: • Thomasville Road • Apalachee Parkway • Mahan Drive • Miccosukee Road • Crawfordville Road • Woodville Highway/South Monroe Street • Springhill Road • Blountstown Highway/West Pensacola Street • Tennessee Street • North Monroe Street • Meridian Road

26 Figure 5: Pedestrian Pointer and Kiosk

Pedestrian Pointers and Kiosk Signs The transition from auto or public transportation to pedestrian travel must be a seamless process that provides users with easy orientation and encouragement for further discovery. The purpose of this System is to promote the philosophy of “Park Once, Then Walk” by identifying and encouraging the best pedestrian routes from key arrival points like on-street Pedestrian Pointer Sign parking spaces, parking lots/garages, bike parking and public transit stops. The System further recognizes the public health benefits of walkability in each of the wayfinding areas and features two distinct types of signage with a pedestrian orientation, as shown in Figure 5: Pedestrian Pointers and Kiosks. Pedestrian Pointer signs are located along major pedestrian routes. They consist of arrows aligned with the four (4) cardinal directions (North, South, East West) and point to any destinations featured on map panels below. Pedestrian Kiosks lack directional arrows but consist of map panels with a list of destinations. Besides their application on pedestrian directional and kiosk signage, orientation maps are intended to provide a visual tool of consistent terminology and display of map artwork Pedestrian Kiosk Sign across a range of mediums, including the following: • Downtown Tallahassee Website • Tallahassee Visitor’s Guide One quarter to one half mile is generally considered the average distance an individual will walk before seeking an alternative form of transportation. Each Pedestrian Pointer and Kiosk Sign features a map that shows major points of interest within this distance of the sign’s location. Location planning avoids pedestrian barriers such as incomplete sidewalks and non- compliant ADA environments. Pedestrian signs will be designed for accessibility to users in wheelchairs and indicate alternate accessible routes for streets that present accessibility issues.

27 Map 3: Parking Facilities

ON-STREET METERS ONE HOUR OR LESS TWO HOURS FOUR HOURS CITY OF TALLAHASSEE PUBLIC PARKING GARAGES

EASTSIDE PARKING EASTSIDE PARKING GARAGE (Enter on Calhoun) GARAGE

KLEMAN PLAZA PARKING KLEMAN PLAZA GARAGE PARKING GARAGE (Enter on Bronough or Duval)

DUVAL STREET SURFACE LOT (Enter on Duval)

BRONOUGH STREET SURFACE LOT (Enter on Bronough) For more information Republic Parking 561-3066 Brochure provided by the Tallahassee Downtown Improvement Authority

28 Figure 7: Parking Trailblazer and Identifier Signs

Parking Trailblazer and Identifier Signs Parking in an urban environment is always perceived as a challenge. While signage will not solve all real or perceived parking shortages, it can offer a tool for parking to become more visible and accessible. A parking strategy fully integrated into the wayfinding signage system will promote the “Park Once, Then Walk” philosophy, “The key to an effective parking strategy is to get where visitors will find a primary people to parking areas near their destination Parking Trailblazer Sign parking facility, lot or space quickly and efficiently, provide cues to a and then walk to multiple destinations. destination and provide additional prompts to encourage discovery of additional destinations Map 3: The Parking Facilities and attractions.” Map shows the location of public parking facilities in the Downtown Central Core wayfinding area. Parking Identifier Sign Parking Identifier Sign The Parking Trailblazer is located along major vehicular routes and guides visitors to key FDOT Example locations in the Downtown wayfinding area for surface and garage parking. This type of sign will be used when there is distance between gateway areas and parking destinations to assure drivers that they are moving in the right direction and will arrive shortly. The Parking Identifier marks a destination for surface or garage parking in the Downtown. They are highly visible to automobile travelers and located immediately in front of parking destinations. Both types of signs (Figure 7) include a “P” pictogram and color that are instantly recognizable.

29 Figure 8: District Markers

District Markers This sign type (Figure 8) marks the entrance to a wayfinding area (e.g., downtown), a neighborhood within a wayfinding area or an outlying placemaking district (e.g., Midtown, Market District, Huntington or Southside).

30 Figure 9: Shared Use Path Signs

Shared Use Path Signs Shared Use Path Signs (Figure 9) are useful for identifying a combination of routes and special district areas (e.g., bike routes, trails, chain of parks, etc.) They provide useful wayfinding information that ensures seamless transition from public transit to pedestrian and bicycle travel. With the adoption and implementation of the Multimodal Transportation District Plan, the downtown area is becoming increasingly less automobile dependent as pedestrian, bicycle and transit facilities are improved to meet mobility needs. In addition to furthering Tallahassee’s commitment to multimodal transportation, the wayfinding system will support sustainability and healthy lifestyles by providing the following elements: • Bicycle Racks and Corrals – Bicycle racks and corrals that make efficient use of limited space in each of the wayfinding areas are intended to have maps that show route types and level of comfort, as well as QR Codes for downloading the same maps to a smart phone. • Trail System – Transitioning to the Trail System requires attention to ensure seamless connectivity from other modes of travel. Clearly marked identification of trail heads can help meet this objective when integrated into the wayfinding system. • Public Transit – Wayfinding elements at public transit stops might include directions to features such as bicycle racks and trail heads. The wayfinding system will support public transit by providing orientation maps and connections to mobile applications and websites.

31 Figure 10: Vehicular Directional Signs

Vehicular Directional Signs Vehicular Directional Signs (Figure 10) direct motoring traffic to attractions within a wayfinding area. They incorporate a finial branding element and are intended to replace the existing stock of vehicular wayfinding signs. The intent of this System is to minimize the use of vehicular signs and feature only the most primary visitor destinations, based on specific inclusionary criteria.

32 Figure 11: Smart Signage Applications

Smart Technology In addition to the traditional signs that comprise the wayfinding signage system, opportunities to integrate technology (Smart Wayfinding Signs) will be considered where practical and financially feasible. For wayfinding in walkable situations, interactive touch panels can provide greater detail about mapped locations through dynamic or interactive touch displays. Pedestrian pointers with rotating motor controls and illuminated panels can be synchronized with data sources like transit schedules, weather forecasts and social media to constantly adapt an “eye level menu” to the needs of the intended user. Smart Signage Applications (Figure 11) illustrates these opportunities, which will be coordinated with the appropriate agencies and funding partners. Other smart technology applications might include “Dynamic Vehicle Wayfinding and Guidance Signage”, where large dynamic message signs will be used to efficiently direct visitors to key destinations within wayfinding areas. These signs could be used to provide “real-time” information about public transit, special events, parking availability, traffic directions to/from major events and street closures/detours.

33 Sign Materials, Style and Cost Banners Wayfinding signage must be durable and For the purpose of this System, banners visible for vehicles and pedestrians at are not an official component of the all times, as well as consistent with the comprehensive wayfinding system. character or underlying “theme” of its However, their value is recognized for intended location. The cost of design, marketing non-profit groups, promoting fabrication and installation must also be events and identifying special areas. The within the City’s budget. To the extent Planning Department has recommended practical, wayfinding signage will be placing banners in the Frenchtown fabricated, installed and maintained by the neighborhood to unofficially serve as a pilot City and County. banner program. A coordinated Banner Program, however, would require consistent Visitor Destinations and design standards, material specifications Criteria for Inclusion and a management process. Should the Because the comprehensive wayfinding wayfinding system be expanded to include signage program cannot accommodate all banners, there should be sufficient flexibility businesses and destinations that would like for established and emerging areas to meet to be a part of the system, an objective set of those criteria, while branding themselves as destination inclusion criteria was developed. a unique destination. Destinations must be categorized as one of the following types to be included in the message schedules: • Commercial Attraction • Community Destination • Cultural and Institutional • Historical and Architectural • Recreational • Tourist Services • Transportation

34 35 36 Chapter 5: Sign Prioritization Alternatives The two major considerations when prioritizing signs are: (1) whether the sign is the first Implementation exposure the traveling motorist has to a destination and (2) major decision points (i.e., right and left turns) to a destination. For example, a sign for the Market District placed after an Interstate-10 exit ramp should have a higher priority, as should a sign from Apalachee Parkway directing traffic north and westbound toward the downtown area or city center. Sign Fabrication Cost Estimates The following cost estimates shown in Tables 2 and 3 have been provided through consultation with sign consultants contracted to design, fabricate and install the recommended wayfinding signage. The figures in Table 3: Cost Estimates will vary by final fabricator and installation methods. Funding Sources Purchasing materials and parts in large quantity will control overall costs. No single funding source has been identified to implement all of the Wayfinding System. The Planning Department will examine alternative funding sources such as grants, private sponsorships, capital improvement funds and placemaking allocations. Funding partnerships with other agencies will also be pursued to fully implement the system. Maintenance The Planning Department will act as the responsible entity for implementing the Wayfinding Signage System and provide staff support to coordinate funding, maintenance and expansion. Upon implementation, the Planning Department will routinely review the wayfinding signage system and its effectiveness, based on any changes in destinations. Additionally, new circulation, routing and construction projects may affect the system. Physical relocation of signage may become necessary, as new routes occur and destinations change over time.

37 Each of these sign types is illustrated below with accompanying unit and total costs for design and fabrication.

Pedestrian Directional (Pointer) and Kiosk Signs Parking Trailblazer and Identifier Signs Gateway Entrance Signs

COST ESTIMATE: Pedestrian Kiosk – $2,825 per Sign Parking Trailblazer – $1,250 per Sign Average - $10,000 per Sign Pedestrian Directional (Pointer) - $4,250 per Sign Parking Identifier- $1,500 per Sign Shared Use Path Signs Vehicular Directional Signs Destination Markers

Large – $600 per Sign $3,825 per Sign Destination Marker (Tall)– $2,900 per Sign Mid – $270 per Sign Destination Marker (Short)- $2,500 per Sign

38 39 40 Appendices

A: Sign Inventory, Locations and Message Schedules by Wayfinding Area

B: Sign Design Specifications

41 Appendix A: Sign Inventory, Locations and Message Schedules by Wayfinding Area

The following provide the draft sign locations and text for wayfinding signs. These are preliminary locations that will need to be field verified to identify potential conflicts. Staff will also continue to work with community partners regarding exact sign location and content. Wayfinding areas included in Appendix A: • Downtown...... p. 43 • Southside...... p. 118 • Midtown...... p. 136 • Market District...... p. 148 • Lake Jackson Town Center at Huntington...... p. 166

42 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

New DOWNTOWN Wayfinding signs and locations

Includes: VH Vehicular Directionals PT Parking Trailblazers PiD Parking Identifiers PP Pedestrian Pointers or PK Pedestrian Kiosks

Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

43 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY New NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DOWNTOWN Wayfinding = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # signs = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY # locations

19 18 # VH Vehicular Directionals 19 20 # PT 4 24 5 3 Parking Trailblazers 21 7 16 6 8 22 17 20 # PiD 2 5 Parking Identifiers 21

15 6 4 2 PP or PK 13 1 # 1 3 4 12 2 14 3 1 Pedestrian 26 2 18 Pointers or 25 15 6 1 Pedestrian Kiosks 7 8 23 On the following maps: AS=All Saints 3 4 11 14 CP=Cascades Park 23 5 27 5 11 DT=Downtown 10 9 10 12 FR=Frenchtown 9 16 FW=FAMU Way MP=Myers Park 17 GS=Gaines Street SS=Southside 22 See other maps in 13 the series for complete Southside, FAMU Way, Frenchtown, and Midtown Wayfinding signs.

Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

44 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN

= PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY Located within Downtown Improvement# Authority (DIA) boundaries only DIA # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

LOCATED IN

Located within Downtown CRA boundaries only DOWNTOWN CRA

LOCATED IN DIA Located within both DIA and Downtown CRA boundaries DOWNTOWN CRA

LOCATED IN

Located within Frenchtown-Southside CRA boundaries FRENCHTOWN LOCATION SOUTHSIDE by CRA DISTRICT NOT located in Upper Right of page DIA Not located within any DIA or CRA boundaries or CRA

Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

45 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

DT VH #

Vehicular Directional signs DT VH-1 through DT VH-23

Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

46 VISITOR DT 3 EASTSIDE INFORMATION 1 PARKING # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 1 DT DT 14 GARAGE NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 2 DT RILEY HOUSE CITY HALL LEON COUNTY COURTHOUSE # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY 2 DT # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole on 15 CP DT existing foundation CAPITOL SMOKEY HOLLOW 1 COMMEMORATION DT 25 UNION BANK FL VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL Downtown Kleman Plaza Public parking Visitor information Leon County Courthouse 14 DT PARK CASCADES City Hall

Florida State University Florida A&M University Cascades Park To Gaines Street

Apalachee Parkway, looking west to Monroe St. Consider moving sign and pole to new foundation 50’ east, for drivers’ decision to turn left. DT VH 1 Vehicular Directional, Apalachee Parkway WB at Monroe St., northeast corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

47 VISITOR DT 3 EASTSIDE INFORMATION 1 PARKING # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN 1 DT DT 14 GARAGE NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 2 DT RILEY HOUSE CITY HALL LEON COUNTY COURTHOUSE # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DIA DT 2 # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole on 15 CP existing foundation CAPITOL DT SMOKEY HOLLOW 1 COMMEMORATION DT 25 UNION BANK FLORIDA VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL The Chain of Parks Public Parking Historic Districts

14 DT PARK CASCADES Kleman Plaza Public Parking Leon County Civic Center Courthouse City Hall Visitor Information

Leon County Courthouse

S. Monroe Street at Pensacola St., looking north

DT VH 2 Vehicular Directional, S. Monroe St. NB in front of LC Courthouse, right side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

48 = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY FRENCHTOWN # LOCATED IN NORTH 20 DT # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY HOTEL DUVAL CALHOUN DOWNTOWN STREET NATIONAL # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY HISTORIC CRA DISTRICT # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and DT DT existing foundation GREYHOUND DT 5 4 3 DT 6

CK STEELE PLAZA Florida State Capitol W ALOFT DT 20 HOTEL Public Parking Visitor Information

FEDERAL City Hall COURTHOUSE Leon County Courthouse Park Avenue Historic District Site of new “Gateway” Florida A&M University mixed-use building Florida State University Frenchtown Kleman Plaza Civic Center Public Parking

Midtown Lake Ella Park E. Tennessee St. between Calhoun and Monroe, looking west to Monroe

DT VH 3 Vehicular Directional, E. Tennessee St., WB between Calhoun and Monroe, north side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

49 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN 20 DT NORTH CALHOUN # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY STREET NATIONAL DOWNTOWN HOTEL DUVAL HISTORIC DISTRICT # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

DT FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole on DT existing foundation GREYHOUND 5 4 3 DT DT 6

CK STEELE PLAZA

ALOFT HOTEL Downtown DT 20 Florida State Capitol

FEDERAL Visitor Information COURTHOUSE The Chain of Parks Park Avenue Historic District W Aloft Hotel Public Parking Florida A&M University

Cascades Park Public Parking

Florida State University Kleman Plaza Public Parking E.N. GainesMonroe StreetSt. at Tennessee looking east St., looking Civic Center south to Tennessee St.

DT VH 4 Vehicular directional, N. Monroe St. SB Tennessee St., east side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

50 = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 20 DT # LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY HOTEL DUVAL

CALHOUN DOWNTOWN STREET = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY NATIONAL # CRA HISTORIC DISTRICT # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DT FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole on DT existing foundation GREYHOUND 5 4 3 DT

DT 6

CK STEELE PLAZA

Florida State University W ALOFT DT 20 HOTEL Frenchtown

FEDERAL COURTHOUSE Florida State Capitol Public Parking City Hall The Chain of Parks Park Avenue Historic District

Governor’s Mansion The Grove

E. Tennessee St. between Monroe and Adams, looking west DT VH 5 Vehicular Directional, E. Tennessee St., WB between Monroe and Adams, north side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

51 = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 20 DT # LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY HOTEL DUVAL DIA DOWNTOWN # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole on HOTEL DT GREYHOUND existing foundation DT 7 DT 5 4 3 DT

DT 8 DT 6 DT 22 FEDERAL CENTER CK STEELE PLAZA DT Florida State Capitol ALOFT HOTEL 20 Public Parking Visitor Information LEROY COLLINS FEDERAL City Hall PUBLIC COURTHOUSE LIBRARY The Chain of Parks Park Avenue Historic District CK Steele Plaza Governor’s Mansion The Grove

Cascades Park

W. Tennessee St. looking east to Adams St.

DT VH 6 Vehicular Directional, W. Tennessee St. EB at Bronough St., right side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

52 = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 20 DT # LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DOWNTOWN # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

FOUR POINTS FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole on BY SHERATON DT HOTEL DT existing foundation 7 GREYHOUND DT 5 4

DT 8 DT 6

FEDERAL CENTER CK STEELE PLAZA Florida State University W ALOFT DT 20 HOTEL Frenchtown

LEROY COLLINS FEDERAL PUBLIC COURTHOUSE Kleman Plaza LIBRARY Public Parking Civic Center Bronough Street The Chain of Parks Park Avenue Historic District Museum of Florida History To Gaines Street Florida A&M University

W. Tennessee St. looking west to Bronough St.

DT VH 7 Vehicular Directional, W. Tennessee St. WB between Duval and Bronough, north side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

53 DT 20 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH HOTEL # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DUVAL DOWNTOWN # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON DT FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole on HOTEL GREYHOUND Verify R.O.W. existing foundation DT 7 DT 5 4

DT 8 DT 6 DT 22

FEDERAL CENTER CK STEELE PLAZA

20 DT Cascades Park ALOFT HOTEL Downtown

LEROY Midtown COLLINS FEDERAL PUBLIC COURTHOUSE LIBRARY Kleman Plaza Public Parking The Chain of Parks Park Avenue Historic District Civic Center Museum of Florida History Florida A&M University To Gaines Street

W. Tennessee St. at Bronough, looking east

DT VH 8 Vehicular Directional, W. Tennessee St. EB at Bronough St., south side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

54 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH CIVIC CENTER # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

DOAK CAMPBELL FRENCHTOWN STADIUM COLLEGETOWN = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY SOUTHSIDE MARRIOTT # 27 GS RESIDENCE GS 23 INN # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY CRA THE BLOCK AT FSU 5 10 GS 11 GS THE DECK AT FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole on 9 GS FSU ALL SAINTS new foundation

AMTRAK

RAILROAD SQUARE

See “Southside Wayfinding Florida State University Campus signs” for FAMU Way signs. Public Parking

LAKE ELBERTA PARK Doak Campbell Stadium University Center Stadium Parking

Downtown Florida State Capitol Public Parking Civic Center Kleman Plaza Cascades Park Florida A&M University

Lake Bradford Road looking north TO Gaines St.

DT VH 9 Vehicular Directional, Lake Bradford Rd. at W. Gaines St., east side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

55 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN MUSEUM OF NORTH FLORIDA TURNBULL = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY HISTORY # CENTER CIVIC FRENCHTOWN CENTER DT 8 # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY SOUTHSIDE # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY CRA COLLEGETOWN MARRIOTT RESIDENCE DOUG P INN BURNETTE COT R.O.W New sign on new pole and 27 GS 5 PARK GS 23 new foundation 11 GS THE BLOCK AT 5 10 GS FSU 9 AS ALL SAINTS THE DECK AT FSU AMTRAK

RAILROAD SQUARE Downtown See “Southside Wayfinding Florida State Capitol signs” for FAMU Way signs. Cascades Park Kleman Plaza Museum of Florida History Gay St. All Saints Public Parking NAP Salie Development Civic Center Marriott Residence Inn Turnbull Conference Center Public Parking

Railroad Square Florida A&M University

W. Gaines Street at Gay St., looking east

DT VH 10 Vehicular Directional, W. Gaines St. EB between Gay St. and RR Ave., south side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

56 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY MUSEUM OF NORTH FLORIDA HISTORY # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 8 DT CIVIC CENTER = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY 4 3 # # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DOUG BURNETTE 14 DT PARK COT R.O.W New sign on new pole and INN GS 5 11 new foundation 11 GS 10 GS 12 GS MARRIOTT RESIDENCE 9 AS

ALL SAINTS Florida State University Doak Campbell Stadium All Saints See Southside “Wayfinding Railroad Square signs” for FAMU Way signs. Civic Center Collins Building Public Parking Claude Duval St. Pepper Florida State Capitol Building Florida Supreme Court Kleman Plaza Public Parking

Too close to existing light standard and banner. Consider relocating east or west to new foundation for a better view. W. Gaines Street looking west to Duval St.

DT VH 11 Vehicular directional, Gaines St. WB between Adams and Duval, north side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

57 4 KLEMAN VISITOR PLAZA INFORMATION EASTSIDE = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 2 PARKING # GARAGE NORTH DT 12 DT DT 1 14 DT # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 2 1 3 CITY HALL RILEY HOUSE DT 26 2 VH # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY

FL SUPREME 6 CAPITOL CP 15 MUSEUM OF COURT = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY FL HISTORY 1 DT # DT 7 DT 25 CIVIC CENTER DT 8 FL VIETNAM COT R.O.W New sign on new pole and VETERANS WORLD WAR MEMORIAL existing foundation TWO MEMORIAL 4 3

DOUG DT BURNETTE 14 PARK 11 GS GS 10 Cascades Park GS 12 AS 9 Public Parking CP 16 ALL SAINTS Downtown Visitor Information Caldwell Larson Florida State Capitol Building Building Historic Districts Public Parking

Southside Florida A&M University

Remove this sign.

E. Gaines Street looking east to Monroe St.

DT VH 12 Vehicular directional, E. Gaines St. EB between Adams and Monroe, south side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

58 KLEMAN 2 DT = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY PLAZA 18 CP # FL SUPREME CAPITOL CP 15 NORTH COURT 1 DT MUSEUM OF FL # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY HISTORY DT 7 DT 25 FL VIETNAM VETERANS DT 8 MEMORIAL # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DT # DOUG BURNETTE 14 PARK 4 3 11 GS FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation GS 10 GS 12 AS 9 CP 16

ALL SAINTS

CP 17 Downtown PARKING Florida State Capitol Visitor Information See “Southside Wayfinding signs” for FAMU Way signs. 13 SS Kleman Plaza Public Parking Cascades Park (Bloxham St.) is 1000’ ahead of this sign Florida A&M University location. Rattler Park FAMU Way Oakland Ave. Van Buren Pond Under the Over Coal Chute Pond Civic Center Railroad Square

Star Metro stop Cascades Park Public Parking S. Monroe St. at FAMU Way/Oakland Ave., looking north to Myers Park Historic District Downtown

DT VH 13 Vehicular Directional, S. Monroe St. NB at Oakland Ave/FAMU Way, SE corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

59 KLEMAN VISITOR EASTSIDE 4 INFORMATION PLAZA 2 PARKING = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DT GARAGE # DT 1 NORTH DT 12 2 15 CITY HALL DT # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LEON COUNTY RILEY HOUSE 1 3 COURTHOUSE # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DT 26 2 DT MUSEUM OF = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY 6 CAPITOL FL HISTORY FL SUPREME CP 15 # COURT 1 DT 8 DT 7 DT DT 25 FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and FL VIETNAM WORLD WAR VETERANS existing foundation TWO MEMORIAL MEMORIAL

Florida A&M University DT 14 North Florida Fairgrounds 4 3 11 GS

CASCADES PARK CASCADES Southside GS 10 GS 12 Cascades Park Caldwell Public Parking Building Florida State University Gaines Street Railroad Square Civic Center Public Parking

S. Monroe St. looking south to Gaines St.

DT VH 14 Vehicular Directional, S. Monroe St. SB between Madison and Gaines, west side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

60 FOUR DT DT DT # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY POINTS BY NORTH DT 21 SHERATON DT 7 5 4 3 HOTEL # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DT 8 DT 6 = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY ALOFT # HOTEL # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY 15 21 DT COT R.O.W New sign on new pole and 5 DT existing foundation THE CHAIN OF PARKS 22 DT DOUBLETREE HOTEL 6 DT DT 15 4 DT

BUILDING DT 13 VISITOR WESTCOTT INFORMATION 3 DT 4DT 12 Florida State University 1 KLEMAN 1 DT Ruby Diamond Auditorium PLAZA CITY DT 2 3 HALL DT 2 DT 26 6 THE Kleman Plaza CAPITOL DT 1 CIVIC CENTER Public Parking Civic Center Florida A&M University To Gaines Street Westcott Building

W. College Ave. at Bronough St., looking west

DT VH 15 Vehicular Directional, W. College Ave. WB near Bronough, north side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

61 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NOT located in DT DT NORTH 5 4 3 DT # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DT 16 DIA 6 22 DT DT 17 DT or # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY ALOFT HOTEL CRA # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DT21 2 FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and 5 DT new foundation THE CHAIN OF PARKS 22 DT

DT 6 4 DT VISITOR INFORMATION 1 EASTSIDE 2 PARKING 3 DT GARAGE Downtown 14 DT 1 2 DT Florida State Capitol DT 2 DT Kleman Plaza 18 CP 6 DT 1 CP 15 Civic Center

CASCADES PARK Historic Districts Public Parking Florida A&M University Florida State University

Cascades Park Public Parking Amphitheater Smokey Hollow Commemoration John G. Riley House & Museum Capital Cascades Trail

E. Tennessee Street at Franklin, looking west

DT VH 16 Vehicular Directional, E. Tennessee St. WB before Franklin Blvd., north side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

62 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN DT DT NORTH 5 4 3 DT 16 DT # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DT DOWNTOWN 6 22 DT DT 17 # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY ALOFT 17 CRA HOTEL # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DT21 2 FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and 5 DT new foundation THE CHAIN OF PARKS 22 DT

DT 6 4 DT VISITOR INFORMATION 1 EASTSIDE 2 PARKING 3 DT GARAGE Cascades Park 14 DT 1 2 DT Public Parking DT 2 DT 18 DT John G. Riley House & Museum 6 DT 1 DT 15 Capital Cascades Trail

CASCADES PARK Capital City Amphitheater Smokey Hollow Commemoration

E. Tennessee Street at Franklin, looking east

DT VH 17 Vehicular Directional, E. Tennessee St. EB before Franklin Blvd., south side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

63 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NOT located in DT 13 VISITOR 2 EASTSIDE NORTH INFORMATION DT PARKING 4 3 GARAGE # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DT 12 DT 15 DIA DT 1 3 2 DT RILEY or 1 HOUSE # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DT 26 2 DT CP CRA 18 # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY 6 1 DT CP 15 DT 7 THE CAPITOL FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and DT 8 new foundation

SMOKEY HOLLOW COMMEMORATION

DOUG BURNETTE DT 14 PARK 4 3 Downtown GS 10 12 GS MERIDIAN MONUMENT 9 AS PLAZA John G. Riley House & Museum

CP 16 AMPHITHEATER Smokey Hollow Commemoration ALL SAINTS CASCADES PARK Meridian Monument Plaza Smokey Hollow Capital City Amphitheater Commemoration Pensacola Street Imagination Fountain Electric Building Discovery at Cascades Korea War Veterans Memorial Public Parking

Apalachee Parkway off-ramp at Franklin Blvd., looking west DT VH 18 Vehicular Directional, Apalachee Pkwy off-ramp WB at Franklin Blvd., NE corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

64 65 MIDTOWN # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NOT located in NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DIA or THE GROVE # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY OAKLAND CRA CEMETERY DT 19 # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and HISTORIC GOVERNOR’S LINCOLN HIGH MANSION SCHOOL new foundation

19 DT

FRENCHTOWN

CALHOUN 20 DT STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT 22 DT Downtown HOTEL DUVAL Florida State Capitol FOUR POINTS DT DT 24 DT BY SHERATON Public Parking 21 DT HOTEL 7 5 4 3 DT DT Leon County Courthouse DT 8 6 22 DT The Chain of Parks DOWNTOWN Historic Districts Cascades Park

Governor’s Mansion Brevard Street Frenchtown The Grove

Calhoun Street Historic District

N. Monroe St. at 1st Ave., looking south to Brevard

DT VH 19 Vehicular Directional, N. Monroe St. SB between 1st Ave. and Brevard St., east side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

66 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

OAKLAND THE GROVE DOWNTOWN CEMETERY # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA HISTORIC DT 19 LINCOLN GOVERNOR’S = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY HIGH SCHOOL MANSION # 18 DT FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and FRENCHTOWN new foundation FR

19 FRED LEE PARK

DT FRENCHTOWN RENAISSANCE HOTEL DUVAL Midtown CENTER 20 CALHOUN STREET Lake Ella Park NATIONAL FOUR POINTS DT HISTORIC BY SHERATON DISTRICT HOTEL 5 4 3 DT 21 FR DT 7 The Grove DT 8 DT 6 Governor’s Mansion 2 Frenchtown Hotel Duval parking Calhoun Street Historic District

N. Monroe St. at Hotel Duval, looking north to Carolina St.

DT VH 20 Vehicular Directional, N. Monroe St. NB between Virginia and Carolina, east side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

67 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN

HISTORIC NORTH GOVERNOR’S LINCOLN HIGH = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY MANSION # SCHOOL FRENCHTOWN 18 DT # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY SOUTHSIDE # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY CRA

19 FR FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and FRED LEE PARK existing foundation

Frenchtown design theme FRENCHTOWN RENAISSANCE CENTER 22 DT Frenchtown FR Public Parking 21 FOUR POINTS DT DT BY SHERATON DT Frenchtown Renaissance Center HOTEL 7 5 4 3 DT Fred Lee Park DT 8 6 22 DT Carter-Howell-Strong Park Historic Lincoln High School FSU parking garage Florida State University FSU gateway sign To Gaines Street

W. Tennessee St. at Macomb St., looking west

DT VH 21 Vehicular Directional, W. Tennessee St. WB at Macomb St., northeast corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

68 = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 20 DT # LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY HOTEL DUVAL DIA CALHOUN DOWNTOWN STREET = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY HISTORIC # DISTRICT CRA # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and DT DT new foundation GREYHOUND 5 4 3 DT DT 6 DT CK STEELE 22 PLAZA Cascades Park DT 20 ALOFT HOTEL Midtown

FEDERAL Calhoun Street Historic District COURTHOUSE Downtown Florida State Capitol Visitor Information City Hall Leon County Courthouse The Chain of Parks Park Avenue Historic District

W. Tennessee St. at between Adams and Monroe, looking east to Monroe St.

DT VH 22 Vehicular Directional, W. Tennessee St. at N. Monroe St. EB, southwest corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

69 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

DOAK CAMPBELL STADIUM # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY UNIVERSITY = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY CENTER #

COLLEGETOWN COT R.O.W New sign on new pole and GS 23 27 GS foundation

THE DECK 10 GS THE BLOCK AT 9 GS AT FSU FSU 5

RAILROAD SQUARE Florida State University Center Doak Campbell Stadium

See “Southside Wayfinding Public Parking LAKE ELBERTA PARK signs” for FAMU Way signs. Airport Lake Elberta Park New picture needed, west of here Florida State University Campus

W. Gaines St. west of Stone Valley Way, looking west to Lake Bradford Road DT VH 23 Vehicular Directional, W. Gaines St. WB between Stone Valley and Woodward, north side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

70 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DT PT # #= PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY Parking Trailblazer signs DT PT-1 through DT PT-6

Parking Trailblazers point in the direction of City-owned public parking garages and lots.

Note that Vehicular Directional signs in the vicinity may also point to Public Parking.

Parking Trailblazers are not themed with a finial.

Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

71 DT 5 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH THE CHAIN OF PARKS DT = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 21 # DIA PARK AVENUE = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DOWNTOWN DOUBLETREE NATIONAL HISTORIC # DISTRICT CRA 6 DT # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY FIRST DT BAPTIST CHURCH FDOT R.O.W New signs on existing 15 DT 4 pole and foundation

13 DT EASTSIDE 1 PARKING These signs point to the City parking PT 1 2 GARAGE DT garage on Calhoun Street. VISITOR INFORMATION 3 12 DT DT 1 14 DT 3 2 1 KLEMAN CITY HALL PLAZA DT 2 DT CAPITOL DT 26 P P 1 DT DT 25 6 Public Public ParkingPublic ParkingPublic Parking Parking

Faces northbound Faces southbound

• Retain existing pole and foundation. • Remove existing sign face. • Paint existing pole. S. Monroe Street looking north • Replace with two-sided Parking Trailblazer PT 1. • Note: This is the only two-sided trailblazer. DT PT Parking Trailblazer, S. Monroe St. at College Ave., SE corner 1 Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

72 CK STEELE # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN PLAZA ALOFT HOTEL NORTH 20 = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DT # DIA DOWNTOWN FEDERAL = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY COURTHOUSE # CRA ROY COLLINS = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY BLIC LIBRARY 5 # PT 2 PARK AVENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC FDOT R.O.W New sign on existing pole DISTRICT and foundation BANKRUPTCY DT 20 COURT DT

ck Green Park McCarty Park Ponce de Leon Park Bloxham Lewis Park Randolph 21 Park Park

DOUBLETREE PARK AVENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT 6 DT FIRST BAPTIST This sign points T CHURCH DT 4 DT ahead towards P 13 KLEMAN 1 EASTSIDE PLAZA PARKING 2 GARAGE the City parking PublicPublic Parking P garage on Bankruptcy Court Parking Calhoun Street. (See Parking Trailblazer PT-1.)

• Retain existing pole and foundation. • Remove existing sign face. • Replace with Parking Trailblazer PT 2. N. Monroe Street looking south • Faces southbound traffic only.

DT PT Parking Trailblazer, N. Monroe St. SB at Park Ave., east side 2 Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

73 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DIA = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DOWNTOWN PARK AVENUE # DT 6 DOUBLE NATIONAL HISTORIC CRA TREE DISTRICT = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY HOTEL # DT 15 DT 4 COT R.O.W New sign on existing pole 1 DT 13 and foundation ADAMS STREET COMMONS 2 VISITOR DT 4 KLEMAN 1 PLAZA INFORMATION 3 DT 14 EASTSIDE DT 12 DT 1 PARKING 2 DT GARAGE CITY HALL LEON COUNTY PT 3 COURTHOUSE DT 2 DT 26 6 MUSEUM DT 25 This sign points OF SUPREME CIVIC FLORIDA COURT DT 1 CENTER HISTORY to the parking P DT 7 THE CAPITOL DT 8 garage at PublicPublic Parking Kleman Plaza. Parking

• Retain existing pole and foundation. • Remove existing sign face. (Shadow of • “Public Parking” Replace with Parking Trailblazer PT 3. S. Duval Street looking north mast arm) • Faces southbound traffic only.

DT PT Parking Trailblazer, S. Duval St. NB at Kleman Plaza, west side 3 Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

74 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DOWNTOWN # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY PARK AVENUE CRA DT 6 DOUBLE NATIONAL HISTORIC TREE DISTRICT = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY HOTEL # DT 15 DT 4 COT R.O.W New sign on existing pole 1 DT 13 and foundation ADAMS STREET COMMONS 2 VISITOR DT PT 4 1 INFORMATION 3 DT 14 EASTSIDE DT 12 DT 1 PARKING 2 DT GARAGE CITY HALL KLEMAN LEON COUNTY PLAZA COURTHOUSE 3 DT 2 DT 26 MUSEUM DT 25 This sign points OF SUPREME CIVIC FLORIDA COURT DT 1 CENTER HISTORY to the parking P DT 7 THE CAPITOL DT 8 garage at PublicPublic Parking Kleman Plaza, Parking ahead.

• Retain existing pole and foundation. • Remove existing sign face. S. Bronough Street looking south • Replace with Parking Trailblazer PT 4. • Faces southbound traffic only. DT PT Parking Trailblazer, S. Bronough St. SB between College and Pensacola, east side 4 Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

75 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DOWNTOWN COLLEGETOWN # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA 23GS PT 5 # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY GS 12 10GS GS 11 AS 9 COT R.O.W New sign on existing pole THE BLOCK AT 5 THE DECK FSU AT FSU and foundation

This sign points to the parking P garage on PublicPublic Parking Gaines Street at Parking Gay Street.

• Retain existing pole and foundation. • Remove existing sign face. W. Gaines Street looking west • Replace with Parking Trailblazer PT 5.

DT PT Parking Trailblazer, W. Gaines St. WB between Macomb and RR Ave., north side 5 Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

76 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

= PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY PARK AVENUE # DT 6 DOUBLE NATIONAL HISTORIC TREE DISTRICT = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY HOTEL # DT 15 DT 4 COT R.O.W New sign on existing pole 1 DT 13 and foundation ADAMS STREET COMMONS 2 VISITOR DT 4 KLEMAN PLAZA INFORMATION 3 DT 14 EASTSIDE DT 12 DT 1 PARKING 2 DT GARAGE CITY HALL LEON COUNTY 1 3 COURTHOUSE DT 2 DT 26 PT MUSEUM DT 25 This sign points OF SUPREME 6 CIVIC FLORIDA COURT DT 1 CENTER HISTORY to the parking P DT 7 THE CAPITOL DT 8 garage at PublicPublic Parking Kleman Plaza. Parking

• Retain existing pole and foundation. • Pensacola St. looking west to Duval St. Remove existing sign face. • Replace with Parking Trailblazer PT 6. • Faces westbound traffic only.

DT PT Parking Trailblazer, E. Pensacola St. WB between Adams and Duval, south side 6 Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

77 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DT PiD # Parking Identifier signs DT PiD-1 through DT PiD-4

Parking Identifiers are located at the entrances to City-owned parking garages and surface lots.

Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

78 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DIA DOWNTOWN # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

Sign Location

DT PiD 1 Parking Identifier, S. Duval St. entrance to Kleman Plaza public parking Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

79 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DIA DOWNTOWN # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

Sign Location

EXISTING SIGN WILL BE REMOVED.

DT PiD 2 Parking Identifier, S. Calhoun St. entrance to Eastside garage public parking Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

80 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

Sign Location

DT PiD 3 Parking Identifier, S. Duval St. entrance to Duval Street surface lot Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

81 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

Sign Location

DT PiD 4 Parking Identifier, S. Bronough St. entrance to Bronough Street surface lot Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

82 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY FRENCHTOWN # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY SOUTHSIDE # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY CRA

Sign Location to be Determined

DT PiD 5 Parking Identifier, W. Gaines St. at The Deck at FSU (699 W. Gaines St.) Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

83 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

PP or PK #

Pedestrian Pointer signs DT PP-1 through DT PP-27

(includes PK Pedestrian Kiosks)

Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

84 DOUBLETREE PARK AVENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN DISTRICT NORTH DT 6 FIRST # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY BAPTIST DIA CHURCH DOWNTOWN 4 DT # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY 15 DT CRA 13 DT 1 # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY 2 COT R.O.W New sign on new pole EASTSIDE VISITOR DT PARKING and new foundation INFORMATION 1 3 GARAGE DT 12 KLEMAN DT 14 DT NORTH The Chain of Parks PLAZA 1 2 DT 3 CITY HALL Park Avenue National Historic District U.S. Courthouse LEON COUNTY COURTHOUSE Leroy Collins Public Library DT 26 2 DT CK Steele Plaza 6 Governor’s Mansion The Grove SUPREME CAPITOL 1 DT COURT DT 25 SOUTH Florida State Capitol DT 7 UNION BANK FL VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL Supreme Court British Olympic Courtyard Civic Center Museum of Florida History

EAST Kleman Plaza Challenger Learning Center and IMAX Theater Mary Brogan Museum TCC Capitol Center

WEST Visitor Information Leon County Courthouse Civil Rights Heritage Walk Cascades Park

MAPS A: Downtown B: History and photos

DT PP 1 Pedestrian Pointer, S. Adams St. at Jefferson, City Hall Plaza northeast corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

85 DOUBLETREE PARK AVENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN DISTRICT NORTH DT 6 FIRST # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY BAPTIST DIA CHURCH DOWNTOWN DT 4 # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA DT 13 1 # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY 2

EASTSIDE COT R.O.W New sign on new pole DT PARKING VISITOR GARAGE and new foundation INFORMATION 3 DT 12 1 DT 1 14 DT NORTH The Chain of Parks KLEMAN DT PLAZA Park Avenue National Historic District 3 CITY HALL 2 CIVIL RIGHTS HERITAGE WALK LEON COUNTY COURTHOUSE SOUTH Leon County World War Two Memorial DT 26 2 DT Florida Veterans Vietnam War Memorial

6 Historic Union Bank Cascades Park SUPREME CAPITOL 1 DT COURT 25 EAST (No pointers) DT 7 UNION BANK DT FL VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL WEST Visitor Information Civil Rights Heritage Walk City Hall Florida State Capitol Kleman Plaza Public Parking

MAPS A: Downtown B: History and photos

S. Monroe St. at Jefferson, looking east DT PP 2 Pedestrian Pointer, S. Monroe St., Leon County Courthouse Plaza Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

86 PARK AVENUE DOUBLETREE NATIONAL HISTORIC # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN DISTRICT NORTH 6 DT FIRST # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY BAPTIST DIA CHURCH DOWNTOWN 4 DT # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA 1 14 DT # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY 2 FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole EASTSIDE PARKING VISITOR DT 3 GARAGE and existing foundation INFORMATION DT 13 1 KLEMAN DT 1 14 DT NORTH The Chain of Parks PLAZA 2 DT Park Avenue National Historic District 3 CITY HALL CIVIL RIGHTS HERITAGE WALK LEON COUNTY COURTHOUSE SOUTH Visitor Information DT 26 2 DT Florida State Capitol

6 City Hall Leon County Courthouse SUPREME CAPITOL 1 DT COURT Civil Rights Heritage Walk DT 25 DT 7 UNION BANK FL VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL EAST John G. Riley House & Museum Smokey Hollow Commemoration LC Courthouse Cascades Park

Jefferson St. WEST (no pointers)

MAPS A: Downtown B: History and photos

S. Monroe Street looking south Trim trees as required for visibility.

DT PP 3 Pedestrian Pointer, S. Monroe St. between College and Jefferson, bulb-out on west side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

87 DT 5 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH THE CHAIN OF PARKS DT = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 21 # DIA PARK AVENUE = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DOWNTOWN DOUBLETREE NATIONAL HISTORIC # DISTRICT CRA 6 DT # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY FIRST DT BAPTIST CHURCH FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole 15 4 DT and existing foundation 14 DT 1 NORTH The Chain of Parks 2 Park Avenue National Historic District DT EASTSIDE PARKING VISITOR GARAGE INFORMATION 3 DT 13 1 SOUTH Visitor Information DT 1 14 DT 3 2 Florida State Capitol KLEMAN CITY HALL City Hall PLAZA DT Leon County Courthouse 2 DT CAPITOL Civil Rights Heritage Walk DT 26 1 DT DT 25 6 EAST To Capital Cascades Trail and Cascades Park Exchange Building WEST Adams Street Commons Kleman Plaza Challenger Learning Center and IMAX Theater College Ave. Florida State University

MAPS A: Downtown B: History and photos

S. Monroe Street at College Ave., looking south

DT PP 4 Pedestrian Pointer, S. Monroe St. at E. College Ave., bulb-out at NW corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

88 CK STEELE # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN PLAZA ALOFT HOTEL NORTH 20 = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DT # DIA DOWNTOWN FEDERAL = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY COURTHOUSE # CRA ROY COLLINS = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY BLIC LIBRARY 5 # 2 PARK AVENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC COT R.O.W New sign on new pole BANKRUPTCY DISTRICT COURT and existing foundation DT 5 DT NORTH Federal Courthouse ck Green Park McCarty Park Ponce de Leon Park Bloxham Lewis Park Randolph C.K. Steele Plaza 21 Park Park Governor’s Mansion

DOUBLETREE PARK AVENUE The Grove NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT 6 DT FIRST SOUTH Visitor Information BAPTIST T CHURCH Florida State Capitol DT 4 DT City Hall

13 1 EASTSIDE KLEMAN 2 PARKING PLAZA GARAGE EAST Bloxham Park Bankruptcy Court Lewis Park Genevieve Randolph Park LeMoyne Art Institute

WEST McCarty Park E. Peck Green Park Cherokee Park Ponce de Leon Park Old City Cemetery Florida State University

MAPS A: Downtown B: Park Avenue National Historic District map and information E. Park Ave. looking west

DT PP 5 Pedestrian Pointer, E. Park Ave. WB between Monroe and Adams, north side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

89 FEDERAL COURTHOUSE # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH 2 # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DIA DOWNTOWN BANKRUPTCY # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DT 5 COURT CRA = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY Bloxham E Peck Green Park McCarty Park Ponce de Leon Park Lewis Park # 21 Park DT COT R.O.W New sign on new pole DOUBLETREE and existing foundation 6 NORTH Federal Courthouse DT 6 C.K. Steele Plaza FIRST BAPTIST Governor’s Mansion CHURCH The Grove DT 13 1 2 SOUTH Visitor Information

EASTSIDE Florida State Capitol VISITOR PARKING DT CAPITOL 4 1 INFORMATION 3 DT GARAGE City Hall 12 DT 1 14 DT CITY HALL KLEMAN 2 PLAZA 3 DT EAST Cascades Park

DoubleTree Hotel 1st Baptist Church WEST Kleman Plaza Challenger Learning Center & IMAX Theater Florida State University

MAPS A: Downtown B: Park Avenue National Historic District map and information

S. Adams Street looking south from Park Ave.

DT PP 6 Pedestrian Pointer, S. Adams St. between Park and College, bulb-out on west side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

90 4 VISITOR DT DT 12 INFORMATION 3 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH DT 1 # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY KLEMAN CITY HALL PLAZA 3 2 DT # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DT 26 DT 2 COT R.O.W New sign on new pole 6 and existing foundation MUSEUM OF 1 DT FLORIDA SUPREME CAPITOL NORTH Kleman Plaza HISTORY COURT DT 8 DT 25 Public Parking FL VIETNAM DT VETERANS City Hall WORLD WAR 7 MEMORIAL TWO The Chain of Parks MEMORIAL

CIVIC CENTER Park Avenue National Historic District

SOUTH To Gaines Street 4 3 EAST Florida State Capitol DOUG BURNETTE PARK WEST Civic Center Supreme Court Florida State University

MAPS A: Downtown B: Capitol Complex and state buildings

City Hall Capitol Plaza

S. Duval Street looking north

DT PP 7 Pedestrian Pointer, S. Duval St. between St. Augustine and Pensacola, west side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

91 DT 1 12 DT # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 3 NORTH CITY HALL VISITOR KLEMAN INFORMATION # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY PLAZA 1 # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DT 26 # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY 6 COT R.O.W New sign on new pole SUPREME CAPITOL Verify R.O.W. and new foundation COURT MUSEUM OF 8 DT FLORIDA DT 25 HISTORY NORTH Kleman Plaza 8 DT Public Parking

WORLD WAR Florida State Capitol TWO MEMORIAL The Chain of Parks CIVIC CENTER Park Avenue National Historic District MUSEUM PARKING SOUTH Florida World War Two Memorial DOUG BURNETTE To Gaines Street PARK 4 3 DT 14 EAST (No pointers)

WEST (No pointers) Museum of Florida History MAPS A: Downtown B: Capitol Complex and state buildings World War Two Memorial

S. Bronough St., looking southwest DT PP 8 Pedestrian Pointer, S. Bronough St. between Pensacola and Madison, west side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

92 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DIA CIVIC CENTER FRENCHTOWN THE CAPITOL # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY SOUTHSIDE # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY CRA DOUG BURNETTE PARK 4 3 DT 14 COT R.O.W New sign on new pole ALL SAINTS AS 11 and new foundation THEME 11 GS 10 GS AS 12 AS 9 BOULEVARD PARK

ALL SAINTS (no pointers)

MAPS A: Downtown B: All Saints neighborhood

CASCADES PARK CASCADES RAILROAD SQUARE

See “Southside Wayfinding signs” for FAMU Way signs.

DT PK 9 Pedestrian Kiosk, Boulevard Park Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

93 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

THE CAPITOL = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DT 14 # GS 11 # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY 10 GS GS 12 COT R.O.W New sign on new pole and existing foundation CP 16 NORTH Kleman Plaza Public Parking 17 CP Florida State Capitol Museum of Florida History Florida Supreme Court The Chain of Parks Park Avenue National Historic District

13 SS SOUTH (No pointers)

EAST Downtown Claude Pepper Building Cascades Park

WEST Doug Burnett Park All Saints Railroad Square

MAPS A: Downtown B: Gaines Street

W. Gaines Street looking east to Duval St.

DT PP 10 Pedestrian Pointer, W. Gaines St. between Bronough and Duval, south side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

94 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DOUG # BURNETTE MARRIOTT PARK FRENCHTOWN RESIDENCE INN 5 4 # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY SOUTHSIDE # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY CRA 11 GS BOULEVARD PARK PRIVATE New sign on new pole and new foundation AS 9 NORTH Civic Center Public Parking Turnbull Conference Center

ALL SAINTS Park Avenue National Historic District Frenchtown

SOUTH All Saints Railroad Square

RAILROAD SQUARE FAMU Way Florida A&M University

EAST Doug Burnette Park Boulevard Park All Saints Downtown Florida State Capitol Cascades Park

WEST Florida State University Center Doak Campbell Stadium

MAPS A: Downtown B: Gaines Street W. Gaines St. at Railroad Ave., southeast corner

DT PP 11 Pedestrian Pointer, W. Gaines St. at Railroad Ave., southeast corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

95 PARK AVENUE DT 6 DOUBLE NATIONAL HISTORIC # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN TREE DISTRICT NORTH HOTEL # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DT 15 DT 4 DIA 1 DOWNTOWN DT 13 # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY ADAMS STREET 2 CRA COMMONS = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY VISITOR DT 4 # INFORMATION 3 DT 14 EASTSIDE DT 1 PARKING COT R.O.W New sign on new pole DT 12 2 DT GARAGE CITY HALL and new foundation; 3 LEON COUNTY KLEMAN COURTHOUSE replaces prototype. PLAZA DT 2 DT 26 NORTH Challenger Learning Center & IMAX Theater MUSEUM DT 25 OF SUPREME CIVIC The Chain of Parks FLORIDA COURT DT 1 CENTER HISTORY THE CAPITOL Park Avenue National Historic District DT 7 DT 8 SOUTH Mary Brogan Museum TCC Capital Center Florida State Capitol Supreme Court Museum of Florida History To Gaines Street

EAST City Hall Visitor Information Leon County Courthouse Adams Street Commons Civil Rights Heritage Walk

WEST Steve Meisburg Amphitheater Public Parking Elevators Florida State University

MAPS A: Downtown B: Kleman Plaza

DT PP 12 Pedestrian Pointer, Kleman Plaza near parking rotunda Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

96 DT # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN CHEROKEE BLOXHAM LEWIS E PECK GREENE PARK McCARTY PARK PONCE DE LEON PARK NORTHPARK 21 PARK PARK # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DIA PARK AVENUE DOWNTOWN DOUBLETREE NATIONAL HISTORIC # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY HOTEL DISTRICT CRA DT 6 # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

15 DT DT 4 COT R.O.W New sign on new 1 foundation DT 2 13 ADAMS STREET COMMONS EASTSIDE 4 PARKING (no pointers) VISITOR GARAGE 1 INFORMATION 3 DT 14 DT DT 12 DT 1 MAPS A: Downtown B: All Saints neighborhood 3 2 DT KLEMAN PLAZA CITY HALL LEON COUNTY THE CAPITOL COURTHOUSE DT 26 2 DT DT 25 6

DT PK 13 Pedestrian Kiosk, Kleman Plaza north at College Ave. Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

97 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN BLOXHAM PARK NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY PONCE DE LEON PARK 21 DT LEWIS PARK RANDOLPH PARK DIA DOWNTOWN # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY PARK AVENUE DT NATIONAL HISTORIC CRA DOUBLETREE DISTRICT = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY 6 HOTEL # DT 4 COT R.O.W New sign on new 1 foundation EASTSIDE 2 PARKING DT GARAGE VISITOR DT DT INFORMATION 3 14 1 (no pointers) 2 DT RILEY HOUSE CITY HALL LEON COUNTY COURTHOUSE MAPS A: Downtown B: Graphic motif towards street

THE CAPITOL DT 15 2 DT SMOKEY HOLLOW COMMEMORATION City Parking Garage

City Parking Garage

S. Calhoun Street

S. Calhoun St., looking south to Jefferson St. Locate new Parking Identifier sign over entrance

DT PP 14 Pedestrian Pointer, S. Calhoun St. between College and Jefferson, east side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

98 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH 6 DT PARK AVENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

DT 4 # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY 1 ADAMS EASTSIDE = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY STREET 2 PARKING # COMMONS DT GARAGE VISITOR 3 INFORMATION 14 DT COT R.O.W New sign on new pole DT and new foundation 1 JOHN G RILEY CITY 2 DT HOUSE & HALL CIVIL RIGHTS MUSEUM HERITAGE WALK LEON COUNTY NORTH John G. Riley House & Museum COURTHOUSE Park Avenue National Historic District 2 DT CP 15 SOUTH Meridian Monument Plaza 25 DT SMOKEY HOLLOW 1 DT COMMEMORATION Capital City Amphitheater Imagination Fountain THE CAPITOL Electric Building CASCADES PARK Public Restrooms

EAST To Capital Cascades Trail

WEST Florida State Capitol City Hall Leon County Courthouse Civil Rights Heritage Walk Visitor Information

SOUTHEAST Smokey Hollow Smokey Hollow National Historic District Commemoration De Soto Encampment Site Discovery @ Cascades

S. Meridian St. at Pensacola, looking south to Apalachee Pkwy. MAPS A: Downtown B: Cascades Park

DT PP 15 Pedestrian Pointers, S. Meridian St. at Pensacola, southeast corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

99 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

DT PP 15 Concept, Pedestrian Pointers, S. Meridian St. at Pensacola, southeast corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

100 JOHN G RILEY HOUSE & # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 2 DT MUSEUM NORTH 18 CP # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY THE CAPITOL 1 DT CP 15 MUSEUM OF FLORIDA HISTORY DT 7 DT 25 DT # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DT 8 SMOKEY HOLLOW COMMEMORATION 23 CIVIC = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY CENTER # SMOKEY HOLLOW NATIONAL GS HISTORIC DISTRICT COT R.O.W New sign on new 14 GS 11 pole and foundation GS 10 GS 12 AS 9 CP MYERS PARK NORTH Historic Waterworks 16 Old Leon County Jail ALL SAINTS

17 CP SOUTH Myers Park Historic District MP 22 Monroe Street Pedestrian Bridge

EAST Capital City Amphitheater Meridian Monument Plaza Imagination Fountain Public Restrooms Discovery @ Cascades

WEST Centennial Field Commemorative Plaza

SOUTHEAST Electric Building

MAPS A: Downtown B: Cascades Park

DT PP 16 Pedestrian Pointers, Bloxham St. at S. Gadsden St. Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

101 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

DT PP 16 Concept, Pedestrian Pointers, Bloxham St. at S. Gadsden St. Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

102 CIVIC THE CAPITOL CENTER DT 8 DT 23 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTHMUSEUM OF FLORIDA HISTORY # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

GS # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY 11 14 DT # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY GS 10 GS 12 9 GS COT R.O.W New sign on new CP 16 pole and foundation

ALL SAINTS NORTH Imagination Fountain CP 17 MP Public Restrooms 22 See “Southside Wayfinding NORTH-NORTHWEST signs” for FAMU Way signs. Centennial Field Commemorative Plaza SS 13 SOUTH Myers Park Historic District Monroe Street Pedestrian Bridge SOUTHEAST Electric Building

EAST-NORTHEAST Electric Building Public Restrooms Meridian Monument Plaza Capital City Amphitheater Smokey Hollow Commemoration

WEST Capital Health Plan Trail and Bike Path Monroe Street Gateway WEST-NORTHWEST Boca Chuba Pond

MAPS A: Downtown B: Cascades Park

DT PP 17 Pedestrian Pointers, S. Gadsden St. at Cascades Park Lane Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

103 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

DT PP 17 Concept, Pedestrian Pointers, S. Gadsden St.at Cascades Park Lane Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

104 MIDTOWN # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY See “Midtown Wayfinding signs” for Midtown signs. # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

THE GROVE COT R.O.W New sign on new pole HISTORIC LINCOLN HIGH and new foundation SCHOOL GOVERNOR’S MANSION

FRENCHTOWN DT 18 NORTH The Grove Governor’s Mansion CALHOUN STREET FR 19 NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT FRED LEE PARK SOUTH Downtown 20 DT FOUR POINTS BY Park Avenue Historic District SHERATON 4DT HOTEL DUVAL HOTEL DT 24 DT Florida State Capitol 21 FR 4 7 5 3 DT 8 6 22 DT DT 17 EAST Calhoun Street Historic District

20 DT WEST Frenchtown Historic Lincoln High School and Community Center Governor’s Mansion Oakland Cemetery

MAPS A: Downtown B: The Grove and Governor’s Mansion vicinity

Brevard St. at Adams St. looking east to Monroe

DT PP 18 Pedestrian Pointers, N. Adams St. at Brevard St. Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

105 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH HISTORIC = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LINCOLN HIGH # SCHOOL THE GROVE FRENCHTOWN = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY OAKLAND # SOUTHSIDE GOVERNOR’S MANSION CEMETERY = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY CRA DT 18 # COT R.O.W New sign on new pole Theme: and new foundation Frenchtown

FR 19 FRED LEE PARK NORTH Oakland Cemetery Lincoln Community Center Historic Lincoln High School FRENCHTOWN RENAISSANCE 20 DT CENTER HOTEL DUVAL SOUTH FSU 4DT Frenchtown Renaissance Center FOUR POINTS BY DT SHERATON DT 4 21 FR HOTEL 7 5 3 DT EAST Governor’s Mansion DT 8 6 DT 22 DT The Grove Calhoun Street Historic District Midtown

WEST Carter Howell Strong Park

MAPS A: Downtown B: Frenchtown or Frenchtown history or Who was Fred Lee?

DT PP 19 Pedestrian Pointers, N. Macomb St. at Georgia St. at Fred Lee Park Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

106 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH DT = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 20 # DIA HOTEL DUVAL DOWNTOWN 25 DT # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON 4DT CRA HOTEL DT DT # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY 4 7 5 3 DT COT R.O.W New sign on new DT 8 6 DT 22 DT pole and foundation ALOFT HOTEL FR 20 NORTH Frenchtown

2 Governor’s Mansion LIBRARY The Grove 5 DT Midtown PARK AVENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT 21 DT DOUBLE TREE DT 6 HOTEL SOUTH Florida State Capitol DT 15 4 DT City Hall

13 DT 1 Chain of Parks KLEMAN PLAZA 14 DT Park Avenue Historic District Visitor Information

EAST Calhoun Street Historic District

WEST FSU Old City Cemetery

MAPS A: Downtown B: Adams Street

DT PP 20 Pedestrian Pointers, N. Adams St. at Call St., northeast corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

107 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH ALOFT DT 20 HOTEL = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY # DIA DOWNTOWN 2 # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA DT 5 # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY PARK AVENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT DT 21 COT R.O.W New sign on new pole DOUBLE TREE and new foundation DT 6 HOTEL DT 15 DT 4 NORTH Calhoun Street National Historic District DT 13 VISITOR 1 EASTSIDE INFORMATION 2 PARKING 4 DT GARAGE Midtown 1 3 14 DT DT 12 DT 1 3 DT 2 SOUTH Florida State Capitol DT City Hall DT 26 2 DT 18 6 CP 15 Leon County Courthouse DT 25 1 DT Visitor Information 7 DT EAST Lewis Park Genevieve Randolph Park LeMoyne Art Foundation

WEST Ponce de Leon Park McCarty Park E. Peck Greene Park Cherokee Park Old City Cemetery Governors Walk

MAPS A: Downtown B: Park Avenue National Historic District

DT PP 21 Pedestrian Pointers, Bloxham Park at Monroe St. Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

108 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NOT located in NORTH 2 DT # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 18 DT DT 25 DIA 1 DT CP 15 or STATE # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CAPITOL CRA = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DT 23 #

SMOKEY HOLLOW COT R.O.W New sign on new pole NATIONAL and new foundation 14 HISTORIC DT DISTRICT Myers Park

DE SOTO 12 GS ENCAMPMENT NORTH Public Restrooms SITE CP 16 SOUTH Capital City Country Club Country Club Park CP 17 MYERS PARK EAST Smokey Hollow National Historic District 22 MP MYERS PARK HISTORIC Chapman Pond CHAPMAN DISTRICT POND Old Fort Park De Soto Encampment Site Governor Martin House

WEST Cascades Park Wade Wehunt Municipal Pool

MAPS A: Downtown B: Myers Park Historic District

DT PP 22 Pedestrian Pointers, Myers Park Dr. at Golf Terrace Dr., in Myers Park Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

109 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY COT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation Myers Park

DT PP 22 Pedestrian Pointers, Myers Park Dr. at Golf Terrace Dr., in Myers Park Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

110 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH 2 DT # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 18 DT DT 25 1 DT CP 15 # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DT 23 # SMOKEY HOLLOW LC R.O.W New sign on new pole NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT and new foundation

DE SOTO NORTH (NONE) ENCAMPMENT SITE CP 16 SOUTH (NONE)

CP 17 MYERS PARK EAST Smokey Hollow National Historic District Myers Park Historic District MP 22 MYERS PARK HISTORIC De Soto Encampment Site DISTRICT Governor Martin House

WEST Cascades Park John G. Riley House & Museum State Capitol

MAPS A: Downtown including Cascades Park, Myers Park, De Soto B: History and Photos, Lafayette Street

Relocate “Adopt A Road” sign as appropriate.

DT PP 23 Pedestrian Pointers, Lafayette St. at pedestrian tunnel, west side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

111 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NOT located in # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DIA or Note: # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY CRA • The cost of this sign is not included in the Wayfinding # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY System cost estimate.

http://www.flheritage.com/preservation/markers/apply.cfm

To be installed in conjunction with installing DT PP 23 west of Lafayette Street pedestrian tunnel Marvin St. at Lafayette St. looking south into Smokey Hollow National Historic District

Standard Florida Historical Marker at Smokey Hollow National Historic District Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

112 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY Note: # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY • This feature is recommended to enhance the visitor’s experience of the wayfinding path.

To be installed in conjunction with installing DT PP 23

Over both entrances to the Lafayette Street pedestrian tunnel

Date “2011” to be installed over entrances to the Lafayette Street pedestrian tunnel (opened 2011) Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

113 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY CALHOUN STREET NATIONAL = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY HISTORIC # 20 DT DISTRICT = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY HOTEL # DUVAL DT 24 COT R.O.W New sign on new pole DT and new foundation DT DT 4 DT 7 5 3 DT 8 6 DT NORTH (NONE)

ALOFT DT 20 HOTEL SOUTH Downtown Park Avenue National Historic District 2 Chain of Parks DT 5

PARK AVENUE NATIONAL HISTORIC DISTRICT 21 DT EAST Brokaw-McDougall House DOUBLETREE HOTEL DT 6 WEST Calhoun Street National Historic District DT 4

MAPS A: Downtown B: Calhoun Street National Historic District

DT PP 24 Pedestrian Pointers, N. Meridian at Virginia, east side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

114 DT 5 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH PARK AVENUE NATIONAL # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY HISTORIC DISTRICT 21 DT

DOUBLETREE # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY HOTEL = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DT 14 # DT 6 FDOT R.O.W/ New sign on new pole DT 4 State property and new foundation

Coordinate location of sign with Florida Department of 1 13 DT Management Services (DMS), and revise directions as required. NORTH City Hall

1 VISITOR Leon County Courthouse INFORMATION DT 3 DT LEON COUNTY Visitor Information CIVIL RIGHTS DT 1 COURTHOUSE 12 HERITAGE WALK Civil Rights Heritage Walk 3 CITY HALL DT Chain of Parks KLEMAN PLAZA KLEMAN 2 Park Avenue National Historic District DT 26 SOUTH To Gaines Street Cascades Park 6 2 DT DT 25 1 DT EAST Cascades Park Florida Vietnam Veterans Memorial FLORIDA STATE Union Bank CAPITOL FLORIDA COURT SUPREME WEST Historic Florida State Capitol 7 DT Florida State Capitol Visitor Center To Florida Supreme Court To Museum of Florida History To Florida World War II Memorial To Kleman Plaza

MAPS A: Downtown B: Capitol grounds

DT PP 25 Pedestrian Pointers, State Capitol grounds, Monroe St. side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

115 DT 5 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH 21 DT # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DOUBLETREE DIA HOTEL DOWNTOWN DT 6 4 DT # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY DT 15 CRA # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY DT 13 1 VISITOR 2 INFORMATION 3 DT COT R.O.W New sign on new pole 4 1 14 DT and new foundation DT 12 DT 1 KLEMAN PLAZA 3 2 DT DT 26 2 DT DT 25 (no pointers) 6 MUSEUM OF 1 DT FL HISTORY SUPREME STATE COURT CAPITOL DT 8 MAP BOX CIVIC DT 7 FL VIETNAM CENTER FL WW II VETERANS A: Downtown MEMORIAL MEMORIAL B: Kleman Plaza

PENSACOLA STREET

DT PK 26 Pedestrian Kiosk, Kleman Plaza, S. Duval St. at Pensacola St., northwest corner Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

116 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY DOWNTOWN # = PARKING TRAILBLAZERS IN THE VICINITY FSU CRA COLLEGETOWN # = PARKING IDENTIFIERS IN THE VICINITY

COT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation GS 23 NOTE: Is “Collegetown” a legitimate destination on the sign if “The Deck at FSU” and others are not? THE DECK AT FSU NORTH Collegetown FSU

SOUTHEAST To FAMU Way Railroad Square STEARNS-MOSLEY RAILROAD Stearns-Mosley SQUARE FAMU

EAST Downtown Cascades Park Civic Center

WEST FSU Doak Campbell Stadium

MAPS A: Downtown B: Gaines Street

NEED UPDATED PHOTOGRAPH

DT PP 27 Pedestrian Pointers, Gaines St. at Stone Valley Way, north side Downtown Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

117 118 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY

New SOUTHSIDE Wayfinding signs and locations

Includes: VH Vehicular Directionals DM District Markers PP Pedestrian Pointers

Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

119 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY New SOUTHSIDE Wayfinding VH 14, 15, 16, 17 signs FOR FAMU WAY locations PP 1, 2, 3, 4, Included in FAMU 1 Way Design 1 VH 9 Vehicular Directional 8 DM

Destination Marker 7 2 PP 12 6 Pedestrian Pointer 5 13 10 4 3

On the following maps: FW=FAMU Way SS=Southside

11 See other maps in the series for complete Downtown, Frenchtown, and Midtown Wayfinding signs.

Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

120 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY

LOCATED IN

Located within Frenchtown-Southside CRA boundaries FRENCHTOWN SOUTHSIDE CRA

NOT located in

Not located within any CRA boundaries CRA LOCATION by DISTRICT Upper Right of page

Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

121 14 GS NOT located in # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 11 GS NORTH = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 12 GS # 9 AS CRA 16 CP 10 GS # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY

17 CP MP 22 FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation

13 SS See Downtown Wayfinding map.

Downtown Florida State Capitol Cascades Park 1 Capital Cascades Trail 1 Florida A&M University

Myers Park Historic District

SS VH 1 Vehicular directional, S. Monroe St. NB at Palmer Ave., southeast side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

122 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY

# = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY 2 FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation FAMU

Downtown Florida State Capitol Cascades Park Capital Cascades Trail

Florida A&M University

SS 4 3 SS Myers Park Historic District Capital City Country Club

SS VH 2 Vehicular directional, S. Monroe St. NB at Magnolia Dr., southeast side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

123 NOT located in # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY 2 SS FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation

Downtown Florida A&M University Cascades Park Capital Cascades Trail 10 SS 4 SS 3 North Florida Fairgrounds

McDONALDS

S. MONROE ST.

SS VH 3 Vehicular directional, Orange Ave. EB at S. Monroe St. southwest side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

124 NOT located in # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY 2 SS FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation

Downtown Florida A&M University Civic Center Capital Cascades Trail 10 SS 4 3 SS North Florida Fairgrounds

Library Post Office

SS VH 4 Vehicular directional, Orange Ave. EB at S. Adams St. southwest side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

125 NOT located in # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 8 SS CRA # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY

FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and 7 SS new foundation

6 SS Downtown Florida State University 5 SS10 Doak Campbell Stadium Civic Center Lake Elberta Park Capital Cascades Trail

Florida A&M University Cascades Park

Airport

SS VH 5 Vehicular directional, Orange Ave. EB at Springhill Rd., southwest side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

126 NOT located in 9 SS # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY

8 SS FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation

7 SS Downtown Florida State University Doak Campbell Stadium Florida A&M University 6 Civic Center Lake Elberta Park 5 SS Cascades Park Capital Cascades Trail

North Florida Fairgrounds Robert White Williams Birding Trail

Orange Avenue looking west

SS VH 6 Vehicular directional, Orange Ave. EB at Lake Bradford Rd., north side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

127 GS 23 GS NOT located in 27 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 9 10 GS NORTH GS GS 11 # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY

FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation

9 SS

8 SS Downtown Florida State University Doak Campbell Stadium Florida A&M University 7 Civic Center Public Parking Lake Elberta Park Capital Cascades Trail Innovation Park FAMU/FSU College of Engineering

Lake Bradford Road looking east

SS VH 7 Vehicular directional, Lake Bradford Road EB at Spring Hill Road, northwest corner Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

128 23 GS 27 GS # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN 9 GS 10GS 11 GS NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY FRENCHTOWN SOUTHSIDE # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY CRA

FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation

9 SS

8 Downtown Florida State University Doak Campbell Stadium Florida A&M University SS 7 Civic Center Public Parking Lake Elberta Park SS Cascades Park 6 Capital Cascades Trail

Innovation Park FAMU/FSU College of Engineering

Replaces existing road sign.

Lake Bradford Road looking north

SS VH 8 Vehicular directional, Lake Bradford Road NB before Levy Avenue, east side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

129 23 GS 27 GS # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN 9 GS 10GS 11 GS NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY FRENCHTOWN SOUTHSIDE # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY CRA

FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation

9

8 Downtown SS Florida State University Doak Campbell Stadium Civic Center 7 SS Public Parking Lake Elberta Park

SS Florida A&M University 6 Cascades Park Capital Cascades Trail Railroad Square Myers Park Historic District

Lake Bradford Road looking north

SS VH 9 Vehicular directional, Lake Bradford Road NB before FAMU Way, east side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

130 NOT located in # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY SS 2 FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation

Downtown Florida State Capitol Cascades Park Capital Cascades Trail

SS 4 SS 3 10 Florida A&M University Bragg Stadium WAHNISH WAY BETHEL AME CHURCH

SS VH 10 Vehicular directional, Orange Ave. EB at Wahnish Way, southeast side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

131 NOT located in # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY CRA # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY

Exact Location to be Determined

SS VH 11 Vehicular directional, Capital Circle EB at S. Lake Bradford Road, south side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

132 NOT located in # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY SS SS 12 6 CRA # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY SS 13

Exact Location to be Determined

SS VH 12 Vehicular directional, Capital Circle EB at S. Lake Bradford Road, north side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

133 NOT located in # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY NORTH # = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY SS SS 12 6 CRA # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY SS 13

Exact Location to be Determined

SS VH 13 Vehicular directional, Capital Circle EB at S. Lake Bradford Road, south side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

134 14 GS # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY LOCATED IN 11 GS NORTH = VEHICULAR DIRECTIONALS IN THE VICINITY 12 GS # 9 AS FRENCHTOWN 16 CP SOUTHSIDE 10 GS # = DESTINATION MARKERS IN THE VICINITY CRA

17 CP FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and MP 22 new foundation

13 SS See Downtown map.

PALMER AVENUE SS Florida A&M University 1 1

SS DM 1 Destination Marker, S. Monroe St. SB at Palmer Ave., southwest side Southside Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 8/8/2014

135 136 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

New MIDTOWN Wayfinding signs and locations

Includes: DM District Markers PP Pedestrian Pointers

DRAFT 10/31/2013 137 NORTH NORTH # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS New MIDTOWN 3 signs 19 18 locations

4

3 2 Destination marker

Pedestrian directional

2

5

1

1

Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 10/31/2013

138 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS 2 3 2 1 3 4 5

# # Midtown Action Plan map, March 30, 2011 Destination marker Pedestrian directional DRAFT 10/31/2013

139 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS 2 # # = DESTINATION MARKERS FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole Midtown 5 and new foundation theme NORTH Los Robles Park Woman’s Club of Tallahassee Lake Ella

SOUTH Shops & Restaurants 1 Downtown

SOUTH Lafayette Park

NORTH Senior Center To Monroe Street Shops & Restaurants

1 MAP BOX A: Midtown B: History and photos

Note: Align north-south direction of sign parallel to Thomasville Road.

MT PP 1 Pedestrian Pointer, Thomasville Road at 5th Avenue, northeast corner DRAFT 10/31/2013

140 3 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS 4 # 2 # = DESTINATION MARKERS FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole Midtown and new foundation theme 3 NORTH Lake Ella

NORTHEAST Los Robles Park Woman’s Club of Tallahassee

SOUTH Shops & Restaurants Lafayette Park 2 EAST Tallahassee Memorial Hospital

5 WEST Shops & Restaurants Senior Center Levy Park

MAP BOX A: Midtown B: History and photos

Note: Final location and disposition of this sign depends on planned intersection improvements. MT PP 2 Pedestrian Pointer, Thomasville Road at 7th Avenue DRAFT 10/31/2013

141 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS # 3 # = DESTINATION MARKERS COT R.O.W New sign on new pole Midtown and new foundation theme 4 2 NORTH American Legion Hall

SOUTH Tallahassee Police Department Public Restrooms

3 EAST Los Robles Park Tallahassee Woman’s Club

WEST Shops & Restaurants

MAP BOX A: Midtown B: Lake Ella 2

Locate in the sidewalk in C.O.T. right-of-way. Install map box perpendicular to curb, with maps facing pedestrian traffic.

MT PP 3 Pedestrian Pointer, Lake Ella Drive, east side of lake DRAFT 10/31/2013

142 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS 3 COT R.O.W New sign on new pole Midtown and new foundation theme 2 NORTH Shops & Restaurants 4 3 SOUTH Shops & Restaurants Public Restrooms 2 EAST Los Robles Park

WEST Shops & Restaurants

MAP BOX A: Midtown B: Lake Ella

2

Locate in C.O.T. right-of-way near the sidewalk, to be visible from point of view of this photograph.

MT PP 4 Pedestrian Pointer, Lake Ella Drive, west side of lake DRAFT 10/31/2013

143 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS 2 COT R.O.W New sign on new pole Midtown and new foundation theme NORTH Senior Center 5 Lake Ella Park Shops & Restaurants

SOUTH Shops & Restaurants Downtown

EAST Shops & Restaurants

WEST Levy Park 1 MAP BOX A: Midtown B: History and photos

Locate in C.O.T. right-of-way in new sidewalk bulb-out to be installed at this corner.

MT PP 5 Pedestrian Pointer, N. Monroe Street at 6th Avenue, northeast corner DRAFT 10/31/2013

144 NORTH 5 # = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS VERIFY R.O.W New sign on new pole Midtown and new foundation theme 1

1 Midtown

MT DM 1 Destination marker, N. Monroe Street at Thomasville Road DRAFT 10/31/2013

145 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole Midtown and new foundation theme

Midtown

MT DM 2 Destination marker, Thomasville Road median south of Grape Street DRAFT 10/31/2013

146 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN DIRECTIONALS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS COT R.O.W New sign on new pole Midtown and new foundation theme

Lake Ella Park

MT DM 3 Destination marker, Meridian Road SB at Lake Ella Drive, northwest corner DRAFT 10/31/2013

147 148 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

New MARKET DISTRICT Wayfinding signs and locations

Includes: DM District Markers PP Pedestrian Pointers

Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

149 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

2014: Wayfinding signs are proposed at these locations.

Area Map from the Market District Action Plan document, adopted October 12, 2011 Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

150 NORTH NORTH # = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATIONNew MARKERS MARKET 10 DISTRICT Wayfinding signs locations

MD DM # 9 Destination Marker

MD PK #

8 Pedestrian Kiosk

All signs should 7 be located in the 5 public right-of- 6 way.

3 4 Timberlane Road 2

1

Market Square Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

151 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

10 18 feet from ground to top of finial

• Both sides • Faces eastbound 9 and westbound traffic.

8

7 5 6

3 Timberlane Road 4 2

1 Market Square

MD DM 1 Destination marker, Timberlane Road at Market Square west entrance Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

152 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

10 MAP ON ONE SIDE ONLY CENTER OF MAP IS AT EYE LEVEL

9

8

7 5 6

3 Timberlane Road 4 2

1 Market Square

MD PK 2 Pedestrian Kiosk, Timberlane Road at Market Square north entrance Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

153 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

10 MAP ON ONE SIDE ONLY CENTER OF MAP IS AT EYE LEVEL

9

8

7 5 6

3 Timberlane Road 4 2

1 Market Square

MD PK 3 Pedestrian Kiosk, Timberlane Road at Market Street, northeast corner Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

154 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

10 18 feet from ground to top of finial • One side only, faces southbound and westbound traffic. 9

8 • Back of sign

7 5 6

3 Timberlane Road 2 4

1 Market Square

MD DM 4 Destination marker, Thomasville Road at Timberlane Road, SW corner Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

155 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

10 18 feet from ground to top of finial • One side only, face southbound traffic

9

• Back of sign 8

7 6 5

3 Timberlane Road 4 2

1 Market Square

MD DM 5 Destination marker, Thomasville Road at Market Street Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

156 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

10 MAP ON ONE SIDE ONLY CENTER OF MAP IS AT EYE LEVEL

9

8

7 6 5

3 Timberlane Road 4 2

1 Market Square

MD PK 6 Pedestrian Kiosk, Market Street at the foot of Maclay Boulevard Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

157 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

10 MAP ON ONE SIDE ONLY CENTER OF MAP IS AT EYE LEVEL

9

8

7 5 6

3 Timberlane Road 4 2

1 Market Square

MD PK 7 Pedestrian Kiosk, Market Street at Maclay Boulevard, northwest corner Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

158 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

10 18 feet from ground to top of finial • One side only, faces southbound traffic

9

• Back of sign 8

7 5 6

3 Timberlane Road 4 2

1 Market Square

MD DM 8 Destination marker, Thomasville Road at Maclay Commerce Drive Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

159 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

10 18 feet from ground to top of finial

• Both sides • Faces northbound and southbound 9 traffic.

8

7 5 6

3 Timberlane Road 4 2

1 Market Square

MD DM 9 Destination marker, Thomasville Road at Village Square Boulevard Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

160 NORTH

# = PEDESTRIAN KIOSKS # # = DESTINATION MARKERS

10 18 feet from ground to top of finial

• Both sides • Faces eastbound and westbound 9 traffic. • Install perpendicular to Maclay Road.

8

7 5 6

3 Timberlane Road 4 2

1 Market Square

MD DM 10 Destination marker, Maclay Road at Maclay Boulevard, in median Market District Wayfinding Signs DRAFT 7/30/2014

161 162 NORTH

New HUNTINGTON Wayfinding signs and locations

Includes: VH Vehicular Directionals PK Pedestrian Kiosks

163 NORTH NORTH

New HUNTINGTON Wayfinding signs locations

2 Vehicular directional 1 1

Pedestrian kiosk

164 NORTH

FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation Huntington theme

Huntington Town Center Library

Lake Jackson Mounds 1 Archaeological State Park Boat Ramp

HT VH 1 Vehicular directional, N. Monroe St. NB at Crowder Road, southeast side

165 NORTH

2

FDOT R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation Huntington theme

Huntington Town Center Library

Lake Jackson Mounds Archaeological State Park Boat Ramp

HT VH 2 Vehicular directional, N. Monroe St. SB at Fred George Road, northwest side

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LC R.O.W New sign on new pole and new foundation Huntington theme

MAP BOX A: Huntington Town Center B: TBD

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HT PK 1 Vehicular directional, Huntington Town Center

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169 Sign Font

Vinyl Symbol Graphics

170 Colors

Pole 6in diameter pole Note: Dimensions of Vehicular signs and Pedestrian Pointer sigs shall match those of the Sign or logo top decorative finial water jet cut and powder coated Vehicular signs and Pedestrian Pointer signs installed at Cascades Park.

Blades Painted/powder coated metal with applied vinyl text and graphics.

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