Design Standards Manual October, 2009 King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

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Contents

Introduction to the RapidRide Brand...... 1-1

RapidRide Brand Identity Trademark...... 1-3 Color Palette ...... 1-4 Proportions...... 1-5 Clear Space...... 1-6 Color ...... 1-7 Reversed...... 1-8 Incorrect Usage...... 1-9 In Conjunction with the King County Metro Logo ...... 1-11

Print and Electronic Applications System Brochure Cover...... 2-1 System Map Style...... 2-2 Line Map Style ...... 2-3 Metro System Map with RapidRide Lines...... 2-5 Metro Route Map with RapidRide Line...... 2-7 Web Applications...... 2-8

Other Applications Operator Uniforms...... 3-1 Advertising Specialties...... 3-2

Vehicle Applications Exterior...... 4-1 Interior Finishes...... 4-3

Signage Applications Shelter Signage...... 5-1 Blade Marker Signage ...... 5-2 Technology Pylon ...... 5-3 Metro Standard Signage...... 5-4 King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Signage Graphic Standards Introduction...... 6-1 Classification...... 6-2 Colors...... 6-3 Materials ...... 6-4 Typography...... 6-5 Symbols...... 6-6

Sign Family Overview Station Shelters ...... 7-1 Small Shelters ...... 7-2 Blade Marker, Technology Pylon, Local Bus...... 7-3 Eye Level Sign, Bus Car Cards ...... 7-4

Sign Type Overview Sign Type A.1 ...... 8-1 Sign Type A.2 ...... 8-2 Sign Type A.3 ...... 8-3 Sign Type A.4 ...... 8-4 Sign Type A.5 ...... 8-5 Sign Type A.6 ...... 8-6 Sign Type A.7 ...... 8-7 Sign Type C.1...... 8-8 Sign Type C.2...... 8-9 Sign Type C.3...... 8-10 Sign Type C.4...... 8-11 Sign Type C.5...... 8-12 Sign Type C.6...... 8-13 Sign Type D.1 ...... 8-14 Sign Type D.2 ...... 8-15 Sign Type D.3 ...... 8-16 King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Facility Integration Applications Shared-Use Facilities...... 9-1 Downtown Seattle ...... 9-2

Appendix RapidRide Signage Standards 100% Plans ...... 10-1 Master Specifications...... 10-2 King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

RapidRide is the newest member of the King County Metro brand family of transportation services. The RapidRide brand was developed as a unique identity within this family, and at the same time maintains a very strong relationship with the overall King County Metro brand.

The RapidRide brand was developed to present a powerful and distinctive communication platform to the public and RapidRide customers. Maintaining a consistent brand image is critical, as this brand conveys the outstanding service and quality of RapidRide, in addition to the quality, value and service our customers know and expect from King County Metro. Every interaction and communication with the public is an opportunity to extend and promote not just the RapidRide brand, but King County Metro as well.

This manual is intended to guide you in presenting and maintaining the RapidRide brand. It is also a tool to aid in the development of marketing and communications materials that introduce the brand to the public to ensure that all communications meet the high standards set by King County Metro.

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There are three attributes that form the basis of the RapidRide brand; Simple, Frequent, and the Best of Metro. All elements of the RapidRide brand should reflect these attributes. Maps and other information should be clear and easy to understand. Print and online material should be free from clutter and excessive or unnecessary information.

The look is streamlined and crisp, and always clean.

Feb. 1 thru Sept. 1, 2010

Tukwila & Federal Way

Bellevue & Redmond

Downtown Seattle & West Seattle

Downtown Seattle & Ballard

Downtown Seattle & Shoreline Line Stop Map

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RapidRide Trademark

RapidRide is the official name of King County Metro's bus rapid transit service. There are two approved graphic arrangements for the RapidRide trademark. Both are shown here. The single-line version is preferred, but the two-line version can be used in instances where readability and space consideration will be better served by this arrangement. Minimum size for both arrangements of the trademark are also shown here. To maintain legibility, the size should not be reduced beyond the minimums shown.

spacing In printed documents, RapidRide appears as between equal one word with two capital R's. The RapidRide to small cap stroke width name can stand alone in text: RapidRide will serve five busy transportation corridors in King County. Try RapidRide today! It can highlight distinctive features: RapidRide buses, RapidRide stations, RapidRide service, RapidRide A-line.

Printed information should note clearly that RapidRide is a King County Metro Transit service. For example, King County Metro Transit launched its RapidRide service this month. .75” Metro's RapidRide buses are easy to see with their distinctive red color scheme and streamlined features.

Don't change the spelling or form of RapidRide, such as RapidRiding, RapidRide’s or RapidRides. Also, do not insert a hyphen between Rapid .5” and Ride (unless it breaks between two lines in a document).

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RapidRide Color Palette

The dominant color in the RapidRide palette is Pantone 7427.

Colors appear differently on monitors and when PANTONE® PANTONE® output from different printers, so always match 7427 C 7427 U according to the Pantone number rather than a visual comparison.

PROCESS: C7, M100, Y67, K31

RGB: R150, G23, B46

HTML: 96172E

Metro Yellow or black may be used in addition to Pantone 7427 as long as the RapidRide red remains dominant. PANTONE® PANTONE® 1235 C 109 U

PROCESS: C0, M29, Y91, K0

RGB: R242, G168, B73

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Proportions

Correct proportions for the RapidRide trademark are shown here. These must be maintained in 11X all applications.

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Clear Space

.5X .5X

Maintain clear space around the trademark as indicated. .5X .5X

1X Graphic elements should never fall within this designated clear space. This also applies to the edge of the paper or a color field.

.5X .5X

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Color

The RapidRide trademark should appear whenever possible in black or Pantone 7427. An exception would be in the case of a 1-color printed piece where neither black nor Pantone 7427 is used. In this instance, the color should provide enough contrast with the background that the legibility of the RapidRide trademark is not impaired.

The trademark may appear in white if reversed out of a background dark enough to provide sufficient contrast.

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Reversed and Contrast Considerations

The RapidRide trademark, whether stacked or single-line, may be reversed out of a background, provided there is sufficient contrast to ensure legibility.

Be aware of busy backgrounds in photos, or areas that are too light for the mark to be clearly read. If a background is too light in color or value, the logo should appear in black or Pantone 7427 if the design allows.

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Incorrect Use

The RapidRide trademark is a design element catch your bus and should never be treated as words in a sentence.

The proportions of the letters may not be altered.

The trademark may not be used in arrangements other than the two approved alternatives specified on page 1-3.

The trademark may not be separated into words used independently.

In order to maintain the integrity of the RapidRide trademark, it must not be reversed out of a background that impairs legibility in any way, such as lacking sufficient contrast.

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The trademark may not be stretched or condensed. Proper proportions must be maintained.

Other fonts may not be substituted in the trademark.

The trademark should not be used over an image or pattern that decreases legibility.

The trademark should appear as one solid color. Do not add additional color to individual letters or part of the name.

The trademark should not be rotated, flipped or skewed.

The RapidRide trademark is a stand-alone element. No design elements may be added to the trademark.

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Use in Conjunction with King County Metro Logo

.75X

.5X

The trademark should appear as a separate entity whenever possible. In instances where it must be used in conjunction with the King County Metro logo, the correct relationship is shown here. .75X

.5X

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RapidRide System Guide

The system guide cover is simple and clean. It is the only brochure in the King County Metro family that is red. Red should not be used as a timetable color for other Metro services.

Lines are indicated by the corresponding letter in a circle as shown below, or if needed, reversed as shown on the guide cover.

The letters are always in the Metro font, which Feb. 1 thru Sept. 1, 2010 is Humanist 777. The Bold weight is used for the line indicators.

Tukwila & Federal Way

Bellevue & Redmond

Downtown Seattle & West Seattle

Downtown Seattle & Ballard

Downtown Seattle & Shoreline

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RapidRide System Map Style

Aurora Village N 165th St. Transit Center Shoreline P&R N 145th St. N 185th St. Woodinville N 165th St. und N 135th St. N 145th St. N 130th St. Puget Sound N 135th St. Bothell N 130th St.

N Northgate Wy. N Northgate Wy. Ballard N 100th St. N 90th St. ard N 100th St. N 85th St. N 85th St. Kirkland N 90th St. NW 65th St. Greenwood N 64th St. NE 87th St. N 85th St. N 85th St. NW Market St. NW Leary Wy. NE Old Redmond Rd. Redmond Transit Magnolia N 45th St. Greenwoo NE 51st St. Center W 65th St. W Dravus St. Market St. N 64th St. Lake Overlake TC still in design?Union Overlake Leary Wy. W Galer St. NE 24th St. W Prospect St. Bellevue NE 16th Pl. W Mercer St. Downtown Transit Center N 45th St. NE 10th St. W Denny Way Seattle ia 124th Ave. NE140th Ave. NE Lake Dravus St. Elliott Washington Bay Lake S Royal Brougham

Union West Lake Seattle SW Spokane St. Mercer Sammamish W Galer St. SW Yancy St. Island SW Avalon Wy. Prospect St. SW Alaska St. W Mercer St. Downtown SW Findlay St. SW Morgan St. W Denny Way Seattle

Fauntleroy Ferry Terminal Elliott Bay S Royal Brou

Puget Sound t Tukwila Light Rail Station Renton The RapidRide system map design is clean and simple, showing only RapidRide lines and light Burien rail connections. Station stops are indicated, SeaTac S 188th St. but other stops are not shown on this map. S 200th St. These would appear on individual line maps S 208th St. located inside the buses and at RapidRide S 216th St. stops. Kent/Des Moines Rd. Highline CC

S 260th St.

S 272nd St.

S 288th St.

S 312th St. Federal Way Transit Center

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RapidRide Line Map Style

The RapidRide line map styles are shown here. The design should be kept simple, clean, and easy to understand. Avoid adding unnecessary information or other elements that would detract from the simple nature of the map.

Refer to signage standards for design details. Line Stop Map

Southbound

Tukwila International Blvd Station Line International Blvd & S 160th St S 170th St to Tukwila Intl S 176th St Blvd Station S 180th St S 182nd St Schedule S 188th St S 195th St Weekday S 200th St 6 am - 9 am S 208th St Bus departs every 10 minutes International Blvd & S 216th St 9 am - 3 pm Pacific Hwy S & S 216th St Bus departs every 15 minutes S 224th St 3 pm - 6 pm Kent-Des Moines Rd Bus departs every 10 minutes S 240th St 6 pm - 10 pm S 246th St Bus departs every 15 minutes S 252nd St S 260th St Weekend S 268th St 4:30 am - 10 pm S 272nd St Bus departs every 15 minutes S 276th St S 281st St S 288th St Late Night/Early Morning S Dash Point Rd 10 pm - 6 am Bus departs approximately every 30 minutes 18th Ave S S 308th St Connecting Buses S 312th St Pacific Hwy S & S 316th St Schedule Information for other S 316th St & Pacific Hwy S buses serving this stop, if any, are shown on reverse side. Federal Way Transit Center Federal Way P&R & S 320th St

Northbound

Key RapidRide Stops Light Rail North & Southbound Stops Airport Northbound Only Stops Southbound Only Stops

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RapidRide Line Map Style

Line Stop Map

Southbound Tukw InternationalS 170thBlvd & St S 160thS 176th St St S 180th St S 182nd St S 188th St S 195th St S 200th St S 208th St InternationalPacific Blvd &Hw S 216thS 224th St St Kent-Des MS 240th St S 246th St S 252nd St S 260th St S 268th St S 272nd St S 276th St S 281st St S 288th St S Dash Point18th Rd Ave S S 308th St S 312th St S 316th St S 316th St &Federal Pacific WHwFederal W Northbound ila International Blvd Station

y S & S 216th St ay Transit Centeray P&R & S 320th St oines Rd

y S Key RapidRide Stops Light Rail North & Southbound Stops Airport Northbound Only Stops Southbound Only Stops

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Metro System Map with RapidRide Lines

m 1 on 99 ds W RapidRide lines are incorporated into the existing ay 118 131 Metro system map as shown. 244th St SW NW 205th St 3 NW 205th St 301 342 131 2 348 N 200th St 331 301 301 331 The RapidRide lines are indicated as 3-point NW 196th St 304 304 42 rules, rather than the standard 1-point rules, 348 Richmond Shoreline 303 20th Ave

8th Ave NW 3rd Ave NW N 192nd St 346 and are identified by letter rather than a number. Richmond Beach Rd Beach N 185th St When they overlay other service, the lines run 348 373 301 next to each other rather than on top of each 331 304 99 373 other. Fremont Ave N N 175th St 301 N 172nd St 10th AveShoreview NW 316 All other aspects of the map remain the same, Shoreline 331 346 NW Innis Arden Community Dayton Ave N with the exception of the use of red. There are College N 165th St still in design?5 358 no other red elements on the map, except those N 160th 330 345 330 331 355 5 used to identify RapidRide. Alternate colors 304 Meridian Ave N N 155t 330 should be used for elements traditionally 345 99 355 identified in red. 995 Fare Zone Boundary N 145th St Westminister Way 304 Lakeside 28 28E High School 28 5 358 316 d 984 345 346 986 989 355 345 987 N 130th St 345 North

8th Ave NW Ave 8th 5 Acres Haller Park

355 Linden Ave N Bitter Lake 358 Lake Northwest Hospital 345 345 31

Carkeek Park 28 Aurora Ave N Ave Aurora

ood Ave N 346

Greenw 16 N 105th St 5 75 316 North Seattle Community 8 75 5 College 5 18 15 355 99 75

3rd Ave NW Holman Rd NW 345 N 92nd North Beach 28 Greenwood 345 358 510 NE Ave 1st

W W 16 NE

7 W

28th Ave NW NW 85th St allingford Ave N 511

48 48E 75 81 Ave 48 48E 82 355 994 355C 513 48 o Crown Hill rliss W NW 80th St N 80th St 5th 16 82 y N Green Lake E 5 Bathhouse 316 18 15 28 82 Theater 16 7 48 2 75 81 9 81 Ballard 994 358 Green

5th Ave N NW 1 65th St Lake 81 Swedish 81

4th Ave N 26

8th Ave N

2 Medical 994 5 E Center/Ballard N NW Market St 82 ve Woodland 1 a A 44 46 Park n

4 46 N Ave Meridian Shilshole Ave 17 N Ave Aurora Phinney Ave N

La 18 46 N 50th St 16 81 Leary Wy N 75 82

33 15 N 45th St ge

W ve N 994G d 5 44 17 A

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Metro System Map with RapidRide Lines

Legend

RapidRide Lines 1 Major Transfer Points 232 Metro Transit Routes Fare Zone Boundary (Seattle City Limits) 988 Metro Routes - Limited Service DART Service Area (Dial-A-Ride-Transit) still in 565design?Sound Transit Routes Parks 710 Community Transit Routes 1 Transit Centers 500 Pierce Transit Routes ST Sounder Commuter Rail Station 1 Park & Ride Lots

Routes Serving Major Transit Facilities

1 Transit Centers 1 Auburn Transit Center (3H) 152, 154, 180, 181, 915, 917, 919, 564, 565 2 Aurora Village Transit Center (2A) E Line, 301, 303, 331, 342, 346, 358, 373, 100, 101, 118, 130, 131 3 Bellevue Transit Center (3C,3D) B Line, 230, 232, 233, 234, 237, 240, 249, 253, 261, 271, 280, 342, 885, 886, 532, 535, 550, 555, 556, 560, 564, 565 4 Burien Transit Center (2F) 120, 121, 122, 123, 131, 132, 133, 134, 139, 140, 180, 560 5 Federal Way Transit Center (2H) A Line, 173, 174, 181, 182, 183, 187, 194, 197, 901, 903, 402, 500, 501, 565, 574, 577 6 Kent Transit Center (3G) 150, 153, 154, 158, 159, 162, 164, 166, 168, 169, 180, 183, 914, 916, 918, 952, 564, 565 7 Kirkland Transit Center (3B,3C) 230, 234, 236, 238, 245, 251, 254, 255, 540 8 Northgate Transit Center (2B) 5, 16, 41, 66, 67, 68, 75, 242, 303, 345, 346, 347, 348, 555, 556 9 Overlake Transit Center (4C) B Line, 222, 225, 229, 230, 232, 233, 245, 247, 256, 268, 269, 644, 997, 441, 545, 564, 565, 10 Renton Transit Center (3F) 101, 105, 106, 107, 110, 140, 143, 148, 149, 153, 167, 169, 240, 342, 908, 909, 560, 564, 565 1 Park & Ride Lots 1 All Saints Lutheran Church (2H) 152, 183, 192 2 Auburn P&R (3H) 152, 154, 180, 952 3 Aurora Village Transit Center P&R (2A) E Line, 301, 303, 331, 342, 346, 358, 373, 100, 101, 118, 130, 131 4 Bear Creek P&R (4C) 216, 233, 251, 253, 266, 268, 269, 922, 982, 540, 545 5 Bethany Baptist Church (3A) 306, 312, 342, 372 6 Bothell P&R (3A) 238, 312, 342, 372, 105, 106, 522, 535 7 Brickyard Road P&R (3A) 236, 237, 238, 255, 257, 311, 342, 952, 532, 535 8 Burien P&R (2F) 120, 121, 122, 123, 131, 132, 133, 134, 139, 140, 180, 560 9 Calvary Christian Assembly Church (2B) 48, 64, 66, 67, 76, 79, 242 10 Church by the Side of the Road (2F) 128, 170, 174

The legend indicates red for RapidRide only. RapidRide is shown first in the listing, before Metro local routes and all other agency services. It is listed by line in the Transit Center and Park & Ride sections, shown in red and first in the list.

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Metro Route Map with RapidRide Lines

Aurora Village DOWNTOWN SEATTLE Transit Center Mercer St 301 331 346 SEATTLE

N N Ave 303 342 373 CENTER John St

Ashworth 331 E Line Denny N 200th St 342 8 Ave Aurora T 8 301 T 346 Community

Transit N Dexter SHORELINE PARK & RIDE N 192nd St 7th Ave 5 348 348 N 185th St T 373 estlake Wall St T N 175th St Bell St W N N 192nd St 301 T Lenora St 9 th Blanchard St 8th Ave 301 Virginia St A 7th Ave v 342 3rd Olive Way e 303 Stewart St6th Ave Battery St 2 Ave 5th Ave 373 n 4th Ave

Aurora Ave N Ave Aurora d A E Line 1 ve 3rd Ave

Aurora Ave N Ave Aurora st A N 145th St ve 304 FARE ZONE W bus stops T estern t BITTER ine S Alaskan 99 P Pike St still in design?PIKE 3rd Ave W Union St LAKE N 130th St ay PLACE 345 T MARKET 2nd Ave 1st Ave Alaskan W t W University St N Northgate Way estern 5 Seneca S 75 T ay Spring St 48 N 85th St Madison St

355 T AvePost Marion St

Columbia St

Elliott Cherry St t Bay FERRY James St Winona N TERMIN Green Jefferson S Yesler Way

Lake ve 2 S Washington n

N 63rd St d ve ve S E Linden Ave N Linden Ave xt S S Main St

4th A

th A 2nd A S Jackson

5 KING ST

Occidental Ave S King St STATION N 46th St 44 T 44 MAP LEGEND Makes all regular stops. Limited stops RapidRide Line

Aurora Ave N

5 TIME POINT: Street intersection used for 16 Lake Union time schedule reference point listed at the Lynn St T top of time columns to estimate bus arrival Crockett St T and trip times. 30 Garfield St 43 T TRANSFER POINT: Route intersection for Galer St transferring to the connecting route or Mercer St routes indicated. Broad St 30 SEATTLE 43 T TIME POINT/TRANSFER POINT combined. CENTER FARE ZONE Additional fare required. PARK & RIDE: Designated free parking area t with direct bus service to major commercial ll S DOWNTOWN a t 3 centers. W S rd rd SEATTLE a Ave h (see detail map) c LANDMARK: A significant geographical n la reference point. 358 B Ride Free area boundary stop. Load/unload.

RapidRide lines are shown in a 4-point, 60% black rule.

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Web Applications

For online applications such as Service Frequency Charts, RapidRide would be spelled out in the same font and size as the rest of the chart. It should appear in the listing before all other Metro routes. Do not put the text that applies to RapidRide in red, as that typically denotes links already visited.

On pages that are set up like the online timetables, a RapidRide logo may be used at the top of the schedule, in the position the route number currently holds. This may require an additional template for the RapidRide pages. The rest of the schedule information should appear as it does currently.

Route(s) Monday- Saturday Sunday & Portion of route Friday Holidays with frequent service A Line X X X entire route 2 (NB) & 13 X X X DT Seattle – Galer Street 2 (SB) X X DT Seattle – Madrona 3 & 4 (NB) X DT Seattle – North Queen Anne

Ballard Neighborhood Bus Routes Select a bus route below for schedule information. Day(s) of the week the route runs are in parentheses.

D Line (Weekdays, Saturday, Sunday) Route Map Downtown Seattle, Queen Anne, Interbay, Ballard, Greenwood

15 (Weekdays, Saturday, Sunday) Route Map Downtown Seattle, Seattle Center, Queen Anne, Interbay, Ballard, Crown Hill, Blue Ridge

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Operator Uniforms

For application to operator uniforms and clothing, the RapidRide trademark appears in 3.5” thread matching Pantone 186 and at a consistent size of 3.5”. The thread color is in keeping with the King County Metro design standards.

The trademark should always appear on the right sleeve, just above the cuff for short-sleeved shirts, and chest-pocket level for long-sleeved shirts and jackets.

There must be sufficient contrast between the trademark and the uniform to ensure legibility.

Drivers may also wear the RapidRide button shown below. It should be worn on the right side shirt collar.

1.25”

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Advertising Specialties

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Vehicle Exterior

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SEATTLE SEATTLE

Paint: Red: FDGH 708720 Yellow: FDGH 83811 Black: 911678 matte finish White: FDGH 90407

Reflective vinyl: 3M Scotchlite Reflective Sheeting – Yellow 480-71, 580-71, Gerber number 280-71

Vinyl: Red: 3M TBD custom vinyl?

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The RapidRide trademnark and the King County Metro logo should appear as shown here. Please refer to dimensioned paint scheme for correct size and placement.

SEATTLE

6000

SEATTLE

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Vehicle Interior

The interior finishes on the RapidRide bus are Flooring: Altro Transflor meta/copperbeech an integral part of the rider’s experience, and on all flat flooring surfaces therefore an integral part of the RapidRide Altro Transflor meta/black brand. on all vertical surfaces as well as curved sections of wheelhouses, lower sidewalls Paneling: Nevamar Plastic Laminate White Essence Textured Ceiling panels, window pillars Nevamar Plastic Laminate Wall Street Allusion Textured interior side panels below windows are theseSeat covering: finalMorbern Vinyl Verve Polished Metal Seat backs: Black Seat frames: Black finishes?Hand holds: Black Morbern Vinyl Pull cords: Clear Verve Polished Metal

Altro Transflor Nevamar Laminate meta/Black White Essence

Altro Transflor Nevamar Laminate meta/Copperbeech Wall Street Allusion

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Shelter Interior Signage

The basic structure and relationship of the RapidRide brand to the shelter are shown here. Please refer to the more detailed Architectural/ Signage drawings for exact sizes and materials, including specifications for all interior signage.

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Blade Marker Signage

The basic structure and relationship of the RapidRide brand to the stand-alone sign are shown here. Please refer to the more detailed Architectural/Signage drawings for exact sizes and materials.

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Technology Pylon

The basic structure and relationship of the RapidRide brand to the technology pylon are shown here. Please refer to the more detailed Architectural/Signage drawings for exact sizes and materials.

NFC

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Metro Standard Signage

The relationship of the RapidRide brand to the standard King County Metro bus stop signage is shown here. Please refer to the more detailed Signage drawings for exact sizes and materials.

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RapidRide Tile on Metro Standard Signage

RapidRide Tukwila Station

Metro standard bus stop signage is made up of 5.875" x 4.5" tiles. The RapidRide tile is shown here. These tiles should be positioned starting in the upper left position before Metro local service, and the service of other area transit agencies. Please refer to the more detailed Architectural/Signage drawings for exact sizes and materials.

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Introduction

The success or failure of a sign program depends on how well the information is organized. The signage hierarchy represents the basis for the rational organization of information, which is to be displayed on the signs. The basic hierarchy of identification, directional, information, and regulator signs must not be altered. Also, the content of different sign types must never be intermixed. King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Classification

Type A - Identification Signage Identification signs name the destination near which they are located and must be consistent with the language used on the directional signs, which direct them. They typically contain the names of places, functions, logos, and other means of identification. They always occur at the actual destination and never contain arrows. Although it might seem easy to simply add a message and an arrow to the bottom of this type of sign, it will confuse the public and the typology will become corrupted.

Type B - Directional Signage Directional signs point out the path to be taken. They do this with a combination of text, symbols, or arrows arranged in a logical hierarchy of messages based on what the user needs most at the particular point. They generally occur along the pathway at points of decision or at points along the path for reinforcement. They should not contain advertising, commercial messages, logos, or other elements which do not direct. The user can easily recognize this sign type because it is the only which contains arrows.

Type C - Informational Signage Information signs are used to communicate more complex, textural, diagrammatic, or map information and are an essential counterpart to the basic directional signs. They may contain instructions for use, video monitors with touch-screens, maps, diagrams, or other similar information, which must be studied before being used by the traveler. This characteristic usually limits their location to points along the path of circulation, but not in the actual path.

Type D - Regulatory Signage This type of sign includes detailed text related to rules and regulation for the use of the bus zone and may include prohibitive activities, no smoking regulations, and the like which directly regulate the area. Care should be taken to not place this sign type anywhere in the zone, but rather locate each message as discreetly as possible while remaining near the point the traveler needs to know the information.

NOTE: Not all sign classifications are used at the time this design package was created. However if implemented this system shall be used. King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Colors

Graphics for signage have been specified by two manufacturers. Colors and applications for all graphics shall use PPG as the paint manufacturer and 3M Scotchal films as the PPG - Red 3M Scotchal vinyl manufacturer. Before use reference FDGH 708720 Translucent Vinyl appropriate manufacturer’s specifications for application and longevity. Custom to Match PANTONE® 7427 C

A vandal resistant film shall be applied to signage graphics to prevent graffiti and vandalism of signage.

UV protective coating shall be applied to vinyl PPG - Black 3M Scotchal Opaque and paint mixture to ensure long lasting color FDGH 911678 Vinyl - Black 3650-12 graphics.

Paint: Red FDGH 708720 (Flat Finish) Black FDGH 309440 (Flat Finish) Grey N.A. 306480 (Semi-Gloss)

Vinyl: PPG - Grey N.A. 306480 Red Translucent Vinyl - Custom to Match Pantone 7427 Black Opaque Vinyl - 3650-12 White Opaque Vinyl - 3650-10

Digital: Reg. Red Pantone 485 or equivalent 3M Scotchal Opaque Vinyl - White 3650-10

Regulatory Red PANTONE® 485 C King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Materials

The following materials are used in this signage Aluminum program and include Aluminum, Steel, Sign Type A.1 Polycarbonate, Paper/Polystyrene and Mylar. Sign Type A.2 Sign Type A.3 A bituminous coating shall be applied to Sign Type C.1 signage in areas where aluminum and steel Sign Type C.2 are adjacent to each other to prevent corrosion. Sign Type C.3

Fasteners are to be stainless steel and vandal Steel resistant. Heads of fasteners to be painted Sign Type A.1 same color as adjacent material for design aesthetic. Polycarbonate Sign Type A.1

Paper/Polystyrene Sign Type C.4 Sign Type C.5 Sign Type C.6

Mylar Sign Type D.1 Sign Type D.2 Sign Type D.3 King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Typography

Humanist 777 BT Extra Black Condensed ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Used in signs as the line identification abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 123456789 (.,:;?!)

Humanist 777 BT - Bold Condensed ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Used in signs as the station identification abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 123456789 (.,:;?!)

Humanist 777 BT - Condensed ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Used in signs as the destination abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz identification 123456789 (.,:;?!)

Humanist 777 BT - Bold ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Used as designated line identification abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz symbol 123456789 (.,:;?!)

Transit - Bold Italic ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Used on ST A.6 to identify RapidRide abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 123456789 (.,:;?!) King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Symbols

Identification

“A” Line “B” Line “C” Line “D” Line “E” Line

Airport Light Rail Commuter Rail Ferry

Directional * Direction identification dependant on Line

Vertical Line Vertical Line Horizontal Line Horizontal Line Maps: Maps: Maps: Maps: * Northbound * Southbound * Northbound * Southbound or Westbound or Eastbound or Westbound or Eastbound

Regulatory

No Smoking No Littering King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Family Overview Station Shelters

Line to Tukwila Intl Blvd Station

RCW 70.160 RCW 70.160 No Smoking No Smoking Inside or Inside or Within Within 25 Feet 25 Feet of this International Blvd & S 176th St of this Bus Shelter Bus Shelter

Station Shelter RR-206

Line to Tukwila Intl Blvd Station

RCW 70.160 RCW 70.160 No Smoking No Smoking Inside or Inside or Within Within 25 Feet 25 Feet of this International Blvd & S 176th St of this Bus Shelter Bus Shelter

Station Shelter RR-208

Line to Tukwila Intl Blvd Station

RCW 70.160 RCW 70.160 No Smoking No Smoking Inside or Inside or Within Within 25 Feet 25 Feet of this International Blvd & S 176th St of this Bus Shelter Bus Shelter

Station Shelter RR-208B King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Family Overview Small Shelters

Line to Tukwila Intl Blvd Station

RCW 70.160 RCW 70.160 No Smoking No Smoking Inside or Inside or Within Within 25 Feet International Blvd & S 176th St 25 Feet of this of this Bus Shelter Bus Shelter

Small Shelter RR-125

Line to Tukwila Intl Blvd Station

RCW 70.160 RCW 70.160 No Smoking No Smoking Inside or Inside or Within Within 25 Feet International Blvd & S 176th St 25 Feet of this of this Bus Shelter Bus Shelter

Small Shelter RR-126 King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Family Overview Blade Marker, Technology Pylon, Local Bus

Blade Marker

Fare Validator Board Any Door after tapping your ORCA card below. All others board at NFCfront door.

Technology Pylon (Final Design TBD)

RapidRide Tukwila Station

Local Sea-Tac

Sound Transit Sea-Tac Airport

STOP NO. 60900

Standard Metro Bus Stop Sign with RapidRide Route Block King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Family Overview Eye Level Sign, Bus Car Cards

Line Stop Map

Southbound

Northbound

Key RapidRide Stops Light Rail North & Southbound Stops Airport Northbound Only Stops Southbound Only Stops

Standard Metro Bus Stop Sign with RapidRide Eyelevel

Line Line

Schedule Stop Map

T I S S S S S S S S I P S K S S S S S S S S S S S S F F Southbound u n S S S n a e S 18 S e e Northbound k te 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 te c 2 n 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 D t 3 3 3 3 d d Weekday Weekend Late Night/Early Morning w r 70 76 80 82 88 95 00 08 r if 24 t 40 46 52 60 68 72 76 81 88 a h 08 12 16 16 e e i n t 6t 0t 2n t t t t n ic t -D t t n t t n t s t sh A t t t t ra ra la a h h h d h h h h a H h e h h d h h d h t h v h h h h l l I ti S S S S S S S ti S s S S S S S S S P e S S S S W W 6 am - 9 am 3 pm - 6 pm 4:30 am - 10 pm 10 pm - 6 am n o t t t S t t t t o w t M t t S t t S t t t o S t t t t te n t n y t t in & a a r a a S o t y y n l B l B in R P T P Bus departs every 10 minutes Bus departs every 10 minutes Bus departs every 15 minutes Bus departs approximately every 30 minutes a l l & e d a ra & ti v v S s c n R o d d R if s & n & & 2 d ic it a 16 H C S l B S S t w e 3 9 am - 3 pm 6 pm - 10 pm l 1 2 h y n 2 Key v 6 1 S te 0 d 0 6 t S r th RapidRide Stops S th th Bus departs every 15 minutes Bus departs every 15 minutes ta S t St St t Light Rail North & Southbound Stops io n Airport Northbound Only Stops Southbound Only Stops

Bus Car Cards King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type A.1 Primary Blade Marker Identification Sign

Sign Use: • Sign is double sided • Sign is internally lit for nighttime hours of operation • Applied to both Station Shelters and Small Shelters where utility electric service is available

Graphics: • Translucent Red vinyl applied graphics • Shall include reverse cut RapidRide logo • Message orientation of RapidRide shall read down on all sides • Apply graffiti resistant sheeting to surface

Construction: • Aluminum extrusion housing painted to match Shelter • White high impact strength / UV and abrasion resistant Polycarbonate with 90° return edge forming a “U” shape • Internally illuminated, fluorescent T8 lamp • Energy requirements: Maximum of four watts per square foot (double sided) • Power supply 120 VAC / 240 VAC switchable, or equal per specifications • Operating Temperature -40 deg. F to +140 deg. F • Ballast to be contained within vertical steel extension • Sign and steel arm extension are one unit fabricated by others

Refer To: • Appendix for signage details • Appendix for Construction Specification Information King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type A.2 Secondary Blade Marker Identification Sign

Sign Use: • Sign is double sided • Applied to Station Shelters, Small Shelters where utility electric service is not available and area Blade Marker

Graphics: • Sign blank painted Red • White opaque vinyl applied letters • Shall include the RapidRide logo • Message orientation of RapidRide shall read down on all sides • Apply graffiti resistant sheeting to surface • All lettering and other sign graphics shall be computer generated and cut or photographically reproduced • Hand-rendered or hand-cut lettering or other graphics are not acceptable • All fonts and graphics are as shown in the drawings

Construction: • 1/8" aluminum panel • Attach using owner’s standard blade attachment flush mounted to steel arm extension

Refer To: • Appendix for signage details King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type A.3 Dimensional Letter Identification Sign

Sign Use: • Sign is single sided • Applied to canopy fascia on Station Shelters, Small Shelters

Graphics: • Red letters, paint front and sides • Letters centered on canopy fascia • Apply graffiti resistant sheeting to surface

Construction: • 1/4" aluminum • Attach using double side adhesive tape to hold in place, and apply silicone or equivalent to backside of letters for installation

Refer To: • Appendix for signage details King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type A.4 King County Metro Identification Graphic

Sign Use: • Sign is single sided • Applied to canopy fascia on Station Shelters, Small Shelters • Located near the left edge of the canopy fascia

Graphics: • Black and white opaque vinyl graphics • All lettering and other sign graphics shall be computer generated and cut or photographically reproduced • Hand-rendered or hand-cut lettering or other graphics are not acceptable • All fonts and graphics are as shown in the drawings

Refer To: • Appendix for signage details King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type A.5 (Final Technology Pylon Design TBD) King County Metro Identification Graphic

Sign Use: • Sign is single sided • Applied to Technology Pylon • Located near the upper left edge of the lower casing

Refer To: Fare Validator • Appendix for signage details Board Any Door after tapping your ORCA card below. All others board at front door. NFC King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type A.6 RapidRide Identification Route Block

Sign Use: • Sign is double sided • Located on King County Metro local service bus stop signs • RapidRide tiles shall take priority over all other routes and be located in the upper left side of route area

Graphics: • Red symbol identification • Black secondary messaging • Apply graffiti resistant sheeting to surface

RapidRide Construction: Tukwila Station • Reference King County Metro Transit Sign Local Design Standards for materials and usage Sea-Tac

Sound Transit Refer To: Sea-Tac Airport STOP NO. • Appendix for signage details 60900 King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type A.7 King County Metro Identification Graphic

Sign Use: • Sign is double sided • Applied to upper portion of blade marker

Refer To: • Appendix for signage details King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type C.1 Station Shelter Sign Band Information Sign

Sign Use: • Treatment of word abbreviations and messaging shall be same • Applied to Station Shelters RR-206, RR-208, on other signage and collateral to ensure consistency throughout and RR-208B program • Information sign to be positioned above • Apply anti-graffiti film for resistance to vandalism window glazing • All lettering and other sign graphics shall be computer generated • Two sign panels per Station and cut or photographically reproduced • Typical, messaging applied to panel facing • Hand-rendered or hand-cut lettering or other graphics are not street acceptable • In select locations backside of shelter station • All fonts and graphics are as shown in the drawings will face street or other public space, in this occurrence same messaging shall be applied Construction: to back sign face, locations TBD by owner • 1/8" aluminum panel with 90° return edges • Apply bituminous coating on interior (non graphic side) of panel Graphics: • Fastens to steel frame on shelter using stainless steel tamper- • Painted Red and Black panel resistant fastener • White opaque vinyl applied to panel • Shall include one line name, destination Refer To: name (either the first or last stop on line • Appendix for signage details shall be identified and shall be relevant to direction of travel), line station/stop name (street on which line is driving and nearest cross street) and approved transportation symbols • Two lines of messaging centered on sign panel • Apply graffiti resistant sheeting to surface

Line to Tukwila Intl Blvd Station International Blvd & S 176th St King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type C.2 Small Shelter Sign Band Information Sign

Sign Use: • Treatment of word abbreviations and messaging shall be same • Applied to Small Shelters RR-125 and on other signage and collateral to ensure consistency throughout RR-126 program • Information sign to be positioned above • Apply anti-graffiti film for resistance to vandalism window glazing • All lettering and other sign graphics shall be computer generated • Two sign panels per Station and cut or photographically reproduced • Typical, messaging applied to panel facing • Hand-rendered or hand-cut lettering or other graphics are not street acceptable • In select locations backside of shelter station • All fonts and graphics are as shown in the drawings will face street or other public space, in this occurrence same messaging shall be applied Construction: to back sign face, locations TBD by owner • 1/8" aluminum panel with 90° return edges • Apply bituminous coating on interior (non graphic side) of panel Graphics: • Fastens to steel frame on shelter using stainless steel tamper- • Painted Red and Black panel resistant fastener • White opaque vinyl applied to panel • Shall include one line name, destination Refer To: name (either the first or last stop on line • Appendix for signage details shall be identified and shall be relevant to direction of travel), line station/stop name (street on which line is driving and nearest cross street) and approved transportation symbols • Two lines of messaging centered on sign panel • Apply graffiti resistant sheeting to surface

Line to Tukwila Intl Blvd Station International Blvd & S 176th St King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type C.3 (Final Technology Pylon Design TBD) ORCA Validator Information Sign

Sign Use: • Sign is single sided • Applied to Technology Pylon • Located above the ORCA validator

Graphics: • Painted Red and Black panel • White opaque vinyl applied to panel • Apply graffiti resistant sheeting to surface • All lettering and other sign graphics shall be computer generated and cut or photographically reproduced • Hand-rendered or hand-cut lettering or other graphics are not acceptable • All fonts and graphics are as shown in the drawings

Fare Validator Construction: Board Any Door • 1/8" aluminum panel after tapping • Apply bituminous coating on backside (non your ORCA card below. graphic side) of panel All others board at • Attach using double side adhesive tape to front door. hold in place, and apply silicone or equivalent to backside of panel for installation Refer To: NFC • Appendix for signage details King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type C.4 Eyelevel Information Sign

Sign Use: • Sign is single sided • Inserted into standard owner frame • Located on King County Metro local service post with bus stop signs

Graphics: • Red, Black and White printed graphics on Line Stop Map Southbound

polystyrene or equivalent Tukwila International Blvd Station Line International Blvd & S 160th St • Process TBD by owner S 170th St to Tukwila Intl S 176th St Blvd Station S 180th St S 182nd St Schedule S 188th St Refer To: S 195th St Weekday S 200th St • Appendix for signage details 6 am - 9 am S 208th St Bus departs every 10 minutes International Blvd & S 216th St 9 am - 3 pm Pacific Hwy S & S 216th St Bus departs every 15 minutes S 224th St 3 pm - 6 pm Kent-Des Moines Rd Bus departs every 10 minutes S 240th St 6 pm - 10 pm S 246th St Bus departs every 15 minutes S 252nd St S 260th St Weekend S 268th St 4:30 am - 10 pm S 272nd St Bus departs every 15 minutes S 276th St S 281st St S 288th St Late Night/Early Morning S Dash Point Rd 10 pm - 6 am Bus departs approximately every 30 minutes 18th Ave S S 308th St Connecting Buses S 312th St Pacific Hwy S & S 316th St Schedule Information for other S 316th St & Pacific Hwy S buses serving this stop, if any, are shown on reverse side. Federal Way Transit Center Federal Way P&R & S 320th St

Northbound

Key RapidRide Stops Light Rail North & Southbound Stops Airport Northbound Only Stops Southbound Only Stops King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type C.5 Bus Card Line Map Information Sign

Sign Use: • Used in bus interiors • Insert into owners car card frame near front of bus and near rear door in conjunction with ST C.6

Graphics: • Red, Black and White printed graphics on polystyrene or equivalent • Process TBD by owner

Refer To: • Appendix for signage details

Line

Stop Map

Tukw Intern S 170th St S 176th St S 180th St S 182nd S 188th S 195th S 200th S 208th InternationalPacific Blvd H S 224th St Kent-D S 240th St S 246th St S 252nd S 26 S 268th St S 272nd S 27 S 28 S 28 S D 1 S 3 S 312 S 316 S 316 Fed Fed S 176th St S 180th St S 182nd St 8th Southbound 08th Northbound 0th 6th 1st St 8th ash Po era eral W ila International Blvd Station A th St th St th St & ational Blvd & es M ve S l W St St St St St w St St St St St St y S & in ay Tra ay P oines R t R Pacific H & S 216th St d R nsit C & & d S 160th St S 216th St S 3 w en y S 20th Key ter RapidRide Stops St Light Rail North & Southbound Stops Airport Northbound Only Stops Southbound Only Stops King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type C.6 Bus Card Service Schedule Information Sign

Sign Use: • Used in bus interiors • Insert into owners car card frame near front of bus and near rear door in conjunction with ST C.5

Graphics: • Red, Black and White printed graphics on polystyrene or equivalent • Process TBD by owner

Refer To: • Appendix for signage details

Line

Schedule

Weekday Weekend Late Night/Early Morning 6 am - 9 am 3 pm - 6 pm 4:30 am - 10 pm 10 pm - 6 am Bus departs every 10 minutes Bus departs every 10 minutes Bus departs every 15 minutes Bus departs approximately every 30 minutes 9 am - 3 pm 6 pm - 10 pm Bus departs every 15 minutes Bus departs every 15 minutes King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type D.1 WARNING Regulatory Sign

Sign Use: • Sign is single sided • One per shelter • Applied to all shelters • Installed on inner left, front vertical post facing the bench

Graphics: • Black printed graphics on clear mylar • Process TBD by owner

Refer To: • Appendix for signage details

WARNING

This Metro Transit facility is for the use of Metro patrons and authorized individuals only. Any person whose presence is not authorized by Metro will be subject to prosecution for the crime of criminal trespass under applicable ordinances. King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type D.2 No Smoking Regulatory Sign

Sign Use: • Sign is single sided • Two per shelter • Applied to all shelters • Installed on two front vertical posts facing the street

Graphics: • Regulatory Red, Black and White printed graphics on clear mylar • Process TBD by owner

Refer To: • Appendix for signage details

RCW 70.160 No Smoking Inside or Within 25 Feet of this Bus Shelter King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Sign Type D.3 WARNING Regulatory Sign

Sign Use: • Sign is single sided • Two per shelter • Applied to all shelters • Installed on inner right, front vertical post facing the bench

Graphics: • Regulatory Red, Black and White printed graphics on clear mylar • Process TBD by owner

Refer To: • Appendix for signage details

RCW 70.93.060

No Littering King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Facility Integration Applications

Shared-Use Facilities Content to follow upon further development. King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Facility Integration Applications

Downtown Seattle Content to follow upon further development. King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines

Appendix

RapidRide Signage Standards 100% PLANS Sign Specifications 11/4/09

SECTION 10 14 00: SIGNAGE

PART 1: GENERAL

1.01 DESCRIPTION

A. This section specifies furnishing of Signage. The extent and location of “Signage” is indicated on the contract drawings and includes Sign Type A.1 as shown on the drawings (“AS” series drawings) and includes illuminated signs.

B. The Sign Contractor shall furnish all permits, labor, tools, materials, equipment, facilities, connections, brackets and accessories to fabricate, assemble, package, ship, deliver, handle and unload at the work site Signage and miscellaneous accessories in accordance with this section.

C. Signage and any miscellaneous accessories shall be new, finished as specified, in full compliance with the specification, fully assembled and ready to install.

1.02 RELATED SECTIONS

A. Division 5 – Metals

B. Division 6 – Wood, Plastics, and Composites

C. Division 9 - Finishes

D. Division 26 – Electrical

1.03 STANDARDS

A. Except as modified by governing codes and by the Contract Documents, comply with the applicable provisions and recommendations of the following:

1. NAPF: National Association of Plastic Fabricators

2. NPCA: National Paint and Coatings Association

3. NEC: National Electric Code

4. AA: Aluminum Association - Aluminum Standards Data, Designation System for Aluminum Finishes, Engineering Data for Aluminum Structures

5. AWS: American Welding Society: D1.1; Structural Welding Code – Steel, D1.2; Structural Welding Code – Aluminum

6. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA and ADAAG)

7. King County Metro RapidRide Design Standards Manual

B. All work products described in this section shall conform to the highest standards of each of the respective trades.

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1.04 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. QUALIFICATIONS: The Sign Contractor shall be an established firm regularly engaged in the fabrication and installation of Signage. They shall have five years minimum experience in fabricating and installing signage units of types and sizes similar to those shown in the contract drawings and with experience in projects similar in cost, number of signs, and complexity of signs, for a minimum of five years and with sufficient production capacity to produce and install required units without causing delay to work.

B. COORDINATION: The Sign Contractor is responsible for coordination with other contractors. Signs in this project may require extensive coordination with other systems. The Sign Contractor shall maintain documentation of coordination with the Project Manager (PM), Designer, architect and/or engineer (A/E), Owner and other contractors to prevent foreseeable installation problems. Any conflicts shall be brought to the immediate attention of the Project Manager for prompt resolution/revision prior to fabrication.

C. RESPONSIBILITY: The Sign Contractor shall be responsible for the quality of all materials and workmanship required for the execution of this Contract including the materials and workmanship of any firms who act as his subcontractors. The Sign Contractor shall be responsible for providing subcontractors with complete and up-to-date drawings, specifications, graphics schedule and other information issued by the Project Manager.

D. QUALITY: Completed work shall find materials structurally sound, free from scratches, abrasions, distortions, chips, breaks, blisters, holes, splits or other disfigurement considered as imperfections for the specific material as judged solely by the Project Manager and corrections shall be made without additional cost to the Owner or impact to the schedule.

E. WELDING INSPECTION: The Sign Contractor shall provide full time welding inspection and testing by an independent testing agency for all shop and field welds. Sign Contractor shall submit inspection and test reports to Project Manager if requested.

F. APPROVALS FROM REGULATORY AGENCIES: Sign Contractor shall coordinate with and obtain approval from Fire Inspector and other Regulatory Agencies with jurisdiction directly. All information to be sent to Project Manager for review and approval prior to Sign Contractor contacting and submitting to the regulatory agencies.

G. UNIFORMITY OF MANUFACTURER: For each sign form and graphic process indicated furnish products of a single manufacturer.

H. ARTWORK: The Owner or Project Manager will provide master artwork required for Signage, for any special graphics, including logos and symbols. Master artwork provided will be in Adobe Illustrator, Macromedia Freehand, and/or EPS file format. Sign Contractor is responsible for demonstrating in- house ability to work with and execute final production artwork from the computer files provided. Sign Contractor is responsible for generating all sign layouts. Sign Contractor will make any revisions to the sign layouts/artwork to the satisfaction of the Project Manager or Owner. Sign Contractor will be responsible for output of all final artwork.

I. LETTERING AND GRAPHICS: All lettering and other sign graphics shall be computer generated and cut or photographically reproduced. Hand-rendered or hand-cut lettering or other graphics are not acceptable. All graphics are as shown in the contract drawings.

J. STRUCTURAL DESIGN: The Sign Contractor shall retain a qualified Civil Engineer with a structural specialty, licensed to practice in the State of Washington for the structural design of all signs and supports. Signage to be engineered to withstand the effects of wind, weather, temperature, gravity and 10 14 00-2 King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines Signage

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seismic conditions per applicable codes. Also provide for thermal movements of sign components to prevent buckling, opening of joints, overstressing of components, failure of connections and other detrimental effects.

K. TERMS: The terms Sign Contractor, Sign Fabricator and Sign Installer are used interchangeably and refer to the same source in performance of work specified.

1.05 SUBMITTALS

A. GENERAL: Submit the following in accordance with Section (00 00 00 Insert King County Metro section number and title), except as noted herein.

B. PRODUCT DATA: Manufacturer’s specifications, data, product properties and installation instructions. Include manufacturer’s construction details relative to materials, individual components, profiles, and finishes for each type of sign required. Provide manufacturer’s recommendations for maintenance and cleaning requirements for exterior and interior sign surfaces.

C. SHOP DRAWINGS: Submit within 45 days following Notice to Proceed (NTP) in duplicate, Shop Drawings for all Signage required by the Contract Documents or subsequently required by Contract Changes. The Sign Contractor shall review the Shop Drawings for compliance with the Contract Documents and shall certify that he has done so by stamp, or otherwise affixed to each copy thereof.

1. DRAWING DETAILS: The shop drawings are to document all materials, including part numbers, product numbers and color references. The shop drawings shall illustrate all means of mounting and attachment in elevation, plan and side views, and sections, and shall include proper coordination with architectural sections for connections to shelter and structural steel. For each type of Signage include plans, elevations, and large-scale sections of typical members and other components. Show all sign components, fittings, parts, attachments, grounds, reinforcement, accessories, graphic layout, specific messages and graphics, joining, installation procedures, and complete anchoring and supporting systems for the various applications and mounting details. Show general assembly of components, relationship to adjoining construction, complete fabrication details of sign housing, hangers, mounting. Also include lighting, schematic wiring diagrams and electrical loads.

2. PERFORMANCE DESIGN: Drawings shall clearly show provisions for all performance functions described herein. Differences from the Contract Drawings shall be clearly identified and brought to the Project Manager’s attention in writing.

3. STRUCTURAL DESIGN: Include calculations substantiating conformance with design criteria. Submit structural drawings for foundations and sign supports, signed and sealed by a qualified Civil Engineer with a structural specialty, licensed to practice in the appropriate jurisdiction.

4. VERIFY FIELD CONDITIONS: Sign Contractor shall verify field conditions, all sign locations and sign quantities and take field measurements prior to preparations of Shop Drawings and fabrication to ensure proper fitting. Show recorded measurements on Shop Drawings.

D. PROJECT SCHEDULE: Coordinate production and installation schedule with the Project Manager to avoid delay and submit this schedule in writing.

E. CERTIFICATIONS: When requested by the Project Manager, submit certificates indicating that all materials and products used on the project meet or exceed specified requirements.

F. SAMPLES: Submit samples, in duplicate, of the color and finish of exposed materials for approval

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before proceeding. The review of samples will be for color, gloss, finish, texture and fit. Compliance with all other requirements is the exclusive responsibility of the Sign Contractor. Submit two samples each for approval of the following materials and assemblies prior to proceeding with the work (minimum 10" x 10" panels or minimum 10" sections) in the thicknesses specified herein. When requested, furnished full-size samples of sign materials. Approved samples to be retained by the Project Manager.

1. POLYCARBONATE: Provide a sample panel for the specified material, with the following translucent vinyl color applied to one side:

a. 3M or equivalent, color match PANTONE 7427 C

2. ALUMINUM EXTRUSION: Finish paint sample, on specified material to match the following:

a. PPG - Grey - N.A. 306480 semi-gloss finish (same as shelter)

3. HOLLOW STEEL SECTION: Finish paint sample, on specified material to match the following:

a. PPG - Grey - N.A. 306480 semi-gloss finish (same as shelter)

G. MAINTENANCE MANUAL: Sign Contractor to provide a detailed document approximately 10 to 15 pages in length for the procedures for periodic inspection, cleaning and maintenance of the signs. Photographs illustrating maintenance procedures shall be included. Include manufacturers’ names and parts numbers for all equipment which might require replacement, such as transformers, fluorescent tubes, timers, switches, etc. Cleaning and maintenance instructions from material suppliers shall be included in the manual.

1.06 PROTOTYPE SIGNS

A. GENERAL: Upon approval of the Shop Drawings and Samples, proceed with the fabrication and delivery of one complete, full-size prototype Signage, type A.1 suitable for subsequent installation. Include completed face and graphics. Include lighting and internal components to allow specified sign to be electrified. When approved by Project Manager, the Prototypes shall be considered as one completed sign unit, to be installed by Sign Contractor.

1. Prototype signs to be delivered to King County Metro’s South Facilities and installed with Shelter Prototype directed by the Project Manager as indicated on the drawings.

2. Extent of prototype shall include all components required for a complete installation.

3. Alter or revise prototype as directed to obtain the approval of the Project Manager. Approved Prototypes shall serve as a standard of quality for specified item(s) for the project and may remain as a permanent part of the Work if in the same condition as new at the time of final acceptance.

4. Prototypes shall be reviewed by the Designer, Construction Manager, Owner, Material Manufacturer’s representatives and representatives of other trades or sub-contractors affected by prototype installation prior to and after installation by the Sign Contractor. Reviews will be managed and conducted by Project Manager.

B. PROTOTYPE INSTALLATION: Submit for Project Manager’s approval a detailed description of installation procedures and guidelines, along with a conceptual sequence of installation, for approved Prototype Signs. Once plan is accepted, the Sign Contractor shall install the Prototype Signs and gain approval for the installed signs prior to proceeding with installation of remaining signs.

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1.07 PRODUCT DELIVERY, STORAGE AND HANDLING

A. DELIVERY: Deliver fabricated Signage unit(s) and component parts to King County Metro’s South Facilities completely identified per Shop Drawings. Coordinate delivery with the Project Manager so that all signs can be delivered in a timely manner. Provide a written schedule of deliveries and verify delivery procedures with the Project Manager.

B. PACKAGING: Deliver Signage in cartons or crates to provide protection during transit and storage to King County Metro’s South Facilities. Signage shall be delivered to the Owner in original unopened packages, clearly labeled with manufacturer’s name and identification as shown on approved Shop Drawings or submittals. Packaging shall be made with labels fixed identifying clearly the type and quantity of the Signage.

C. STORAGE: Prior to delivery, verify with Project Manager if on-site storage will be provided by the Owner or General Contractor. Store Signage under cover. Protect stored materials against corrosion, deterioration of any kind, and damage. Place all units on at least 4-inch high sills on floors in a manner that will prevent damage and rusting. Avoid the use of non-vented plastic or canvas shelters, which could create a humidity chamber or contact with soil or exposure to the elements. Storage of fabricated items is the responsibility of the Owner.

D. PROTECTION: Protect Signage to prevent scratches, stains, discoloration or other damage during shipping and from weather until installed. Replace items damaged during fabrication, handling, shipment, storage or erection. No damaged Work shall be accepted; items with minor defects or scratches will be considered as damaged, unless otherwise specified. Provide adequate protection for all signs to insure other trades can complete their work without damaging any signs. Keep covered with polyethylene film or other protective covering. Keep cementitous and bulk materials, such as cement and same, dry and protected from contamination by foreign materials.

E. INSPECTION AND DAMAGE: Inspect Signage upon delivery to Owner for damage. Do not deliver damaged sign components. Repair minor damages provided that the finished items are equal in all respects to new work and is acceptable to the Project Manager; otherwise, remove and replace damaged sign components.

1.08 WARRANTY

A. GENERAL: Sign Contractor shall unconditionally warrant materials and workmanship for a period of five years from the date of final acceptance of the Project by the Owner.

B. COVERED ITEMS: Warranty shall cover but not be limited to:

1. Color fastness against facing or chalking.

2. Assembly, construction and operation.

3. Defects in materials and application including fading, discoloration, peeling, cracking, blistering, delamination.

4. Cracks or separation of components due to normal heat and environmental conditions, workmanship and assembly methods.

5. Electrical components.

C. REPLACEMENT: Any part found to be defective due to faulty materials and/or workmanship shall be

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replaced at no cost to the Owner. Sign Contractor shall assume all costs involved with the execution of same. Sign Contractor shall assume full responsibility for the removal and replacement of all other finishes required to affect such repair and/or replacement.

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PART 2: PRODUCTS

2.01 FASTENERS, HARDWARE AND ADHESIVES

A. GENERAL: All fasteners shall be concealed unless otherwise indicated.

B. EXPOSED FASTENERS AND SCREW HEADS: Tamper-resistant, Allen head type. Finish to match color of sign to which applied.

2.02 STRUCTURAL METALS:

A. SIGN SUPPORTS:

1. Fabricate from steel shapes and tubing as shown.

2. Paint as noted prior to attaching signs.

B. STEEL: Carbon grade steel for all-purpose bolted or welded construction shall conform to ASTM A36.

2.03 ALUMINUM EXTRUSION SIGN CABINET

A. GENERAL: Aluminum extrusion cabinet and retainer system, maximum 3 1/4" combined width. Howard Industries, Andco, ABC or equal. Extruded sign cabinet system shall allow for ease of interior access for servicing lamps by Maintenance Crews.

1. ILLUMINATED BLADE SIGNS: Lighting components to be contained within steel arm extension per Contract Drawings. Differences from the Contract Drawings shall be clearly identified and brought to the Project Manager’s attention in writing.

2. EXTRUSIONS: Alloy and temper recommended by aluminum producer for type of use and finish indicated, and with the strength and durability properties specified in ASTM B221 - aluminum and aluminum alloy extruded bars, rods, wire, profiles, and tubes, for 6063-T5. Minimum wall thickness 1/8 in. SignComp flexible face sign cabinet extrusion or approved equal.

2.04 PLASTIC SHEET SIGN FACES, GRAPHICS AND PANELS:

A. POLYCARBONATE:

1. General:

a. Temperature Resistance: Remain rigid to 140º F without warping, distortion or cracking.

b. Durability: Polycarbonate to be high impact strength / UV and abrasion resistant.

c. Maintenance: Sign face surfaces shall be washable with non-abrasive soap detergents (or similar cleaners recommended by the manufacturer) without hazing or otherwise damaging the sign surface.

2. TRANSLUCENT WHITE POLYCARBONATE: GE Lexan plastic sheet or approved equal, matte finish, in dimensions and thickness indicated. Front surface shall have factory non-glare matte finish. Application of secondary material or process to outer sign face to achieve matte finish is not acceptable. 10 14 00-7 King County Metro Graphic Standards and Guidelines Signage

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B. MAINTENANCE: Sign face surfaces shall be washable with non-abrasive soap detergents (or similar cleaners recommended by the manufacturer) without hazing or otherwise damaging the sign surface.

2.05 VINYL FILM:

A. GENERAL:

1. Provide vinyl graphics materials, including films, adhesives, inks, in-fills and coatings by one manufacturer to assure compatibility of sign system components.

2. Vinyl Film Graphics: Vinyl film graphics and/or backgrounds shall be placed on sign faces as noted in the elevations and sections. Vinyl to be applied only by mechanics skilled in vinyl application and experienced in producing high-class work.

3. Shop conditions of the sign manufacturer shall be clean, free of air dust and of proper temperature.

4. Applied vinyl film shall be free of air bubbles, dirt and dust bubbles, lines shall be accurately and sharply cut by computerized cutting equipment, free of light leaks or dark spots, tightly seamed, and applied per manufacturer’s specifications.

5. Refer to the following 3M bulletins for product information:

a. 4.1 Cutting/Scoring

b. 5.2 Surface preparation and Application procedures

c. 5.4 Control TAC Plus Film-Corrugated

d. 5.6 Control TAC Plus Film-Flat and Curved

e. 6.5 Removal Procedures

f. Above-mentioned bulletins are available from 3M Commercial Graphics Division, 3M Center, Building 220-6W-06, St. Paul, MN. 55144-1000, 1-800-328-3908.

6. Use application tape (SCPM) as specified in bulletin 4.3 and 3M pre-spacing tape (SCPS-2) as specified in bulletin 4.3.

B. TRANSLUCENT VINYL FILM:

1. 3M Scotchlite Translucent vinyl film 3630 series or equal in various colors as specified below:

a. To custom match Pantone 7427 C

2. Graphics applied to polycarbonate panel shall be translucent vinyl film to custom match Pantone 7427 C and applied to three exposed surfaces as indicated on the drawings.

C. GRAFFITTI PROCTECTION: Clear vinyl sheeting, Scotchgard Graphic & Surface Protection Film 8991 or approved equal, applied over the vinyl graphics.

D. SUBSTITUTES: Similar products manufactured by other manufacturers will be considered if in conformance with these specifications and submitted in accordance with Section 00 00 00 Submittal.

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2.06 PAINT

A. (Insert paint specifications from the shelter to ensure all paint, finish and application are same for blade extension.)

2.07 ELECTRICAL:

A. FLUORESCENT ILLUMINATION:

1. BALLASTS: Advanced or approved equal.

2. LAMPS: To be fluorescent, four foot T8 lamp. output voltage should be 120 V AC or equal per specifications in cool white color. Spacing and quantity shall provide even illumination across entirety of sign face graphics without bright (hot) or dim (cold) areas.

B. SWITCHES:

1. SIGN SWITCH: Provide exterior toggle switch on each sign per UL requirements. Exterior toggle switch shall be in a location not readily visible to the public.

2. DIMMER SWITCH: One dimmer control per sign to be located inside of sign, provided by Sign Contractor.

C. UL APPROVED: All signs shall be UL approved.

2.08 TOOLS: Provide one Torx #15 or approved equal screwdriver for each sign.

2.09 BITUMINOUS COATING:

A. Apply suitable Bituminous coatings where required, following manufacturer’s recommendations.

2.10 STRUCTURAL FRAME: The framework of all signs shall have sufficient strength and rigidity to support the weight and horizontal loads (earthquake) of the entire sign assembly, from mounting point located as indicated in the mounting detail drawings, without noticeable deformation due to deflection or warping of any part of the assembly. Separate aluminum from steel with suitable paint, or dielectric separation. Galvanization will not be permitted.

A. All items shall be fabricated to comply with wind loading and other requirements of 2003 IBC and other applicable codes.

2.11 JOINTS AND SEAMS: All vertical and horizontal joints in the sign faces, trim and supports shall be true and tight under conditions of expansion and contraction of the faces and under conditions of reinstallation of lamps and ballasts by maintenance crews.

2.12 REMOVABILITY: All sign faces shall be removable and replaceable, without damage to the faces or the sign cabinet assembly.

2.13 SERVICE ACCESS: Provide means for service access inside of sign without disassembly or removal of sign. Where access fasteners are located within public’s reach, provide suitable mechanism to prohibit tampering.

2.14 EXECUTION:

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A. GENERAL: Examine existing conditions, surfaces and construction. Give written notice to the Project Manager of conditions adversely affecting installation, performance and quality of work. Do not proceed until all conditions are satisfactory

2.15 FABRICATION:

A. GENERAL: Comply with requirements indicated for material, thickness, finishes, colors, designs, shapes, sizes and details of construction.

B. Allow for thermal movement resulting from a maximum ambient temperature change (range) of 140 deg. F (55.5 deg C). Design, fabricate and install panel sign assemblies to prevent buckling, opening up of joints, and overstressing welds and fasteners.

C. Welded Connections: Comply with AWS for recommended practices in shop welding. Provide welds behind finished surfaces without distortion of discoloration of the exposed side. Clean exposed welded surfaces of welding flux and dress on all exposed and contact surfaces.

D. Welding to be with E-70xx electrodes and shall be preformed by WABO certified welders in conformance with AISC and AWS standards. Only pre-qualified welds (as defined by AWS) shall be used.

E. Fabricate sign faces, panels and trim pieces to comply with requirements indicated for materials, dimensions, thickness, color, finishes, size and details of construction. Produce smooth, even, sign panel surfaces fabricated to remain flat under installed conditions. Fabricate sign trim panels with smooth mechanically finished edges to match front of panel where panels are welded or soldered.

1. Mill joints to a tight hairline fit. Form joints exposed to the weather to exclude water penetration. Provide crisp, clean reveals in sign panel as indicated in construction documents.

2. Joints: Carefully match exposed work to produce continuity of line and design. Machine accurately, fit components rigidly together at joints and contact points with hairline joints. Joints permitted only where indicated in the construction documents. Grind and polish and ease edges, tool marks not permitted.

3. File and smooth all edges for a seamless appearance. Ease all square corners slightly.

4. Fabricate brackets and fittings for bracket-mounted signs from steel, stainless steel, and aluminum to suit sign construction and mounting conditions indicated in the drawings.

5. Coordinate dimensions and attachment methods to produce signs with closely fitting joints. Align edges and surfaces with one another in the relationship indicated on construction documents.

6. Increase backing materials as required to produce surfaces without distortion, buckles, warp or other surface deformations.

7. No fractures at bends or brake form die marks permitted.

8. Welding: Weld and/or solder metal joints, grind smooth, and polish. Methods and procedures per referenced Standards and manufacturer’s recommendations. Weld distortions visible in surfaces exposed to view not permitted.

9. Continuously weld joints and seams except where other methods are indicated; grind, fill and dress welds to produce smooth flush exposed surfaces with welds invisible after final finishing.

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F. Pre-assemble signs in the shop to the greatest extend possible to minimize field assembly. Disassemble signs only necessary for shipping and handling limitations. Clearly mark units for reassemble and installation, in a location not exposed to view after final assembly.

G. All fasteners to be concealed, unless otherwise indicated.

H. ILLUMINATION:

1. GENERAL: Spacing and quantity of lamps shall provide even illumination across entirety of sign face graphics without bright (hot) or dim (cold) areas. Space lamps and arrange so that the entire illuminated graphic area has uniform and consistent light intensity.

I. ELECTRICAL WORK:

1. Electrical Work: All materials and equipment shall be new and UL-approved for the purpose used. Accomplish all work in accordance with the 2008 NEC and all applicable electrical construction codes and electrical safety codes.

2. When voltage and circuit designations are not shown on the drawings, verify these voltages and connection points before proceeding with the manufacturer of the electrical portions of the signs and lighting.

J. COLOR:

1. GENERAL: Finished colors to be even and constant across sign panels and adjacent surfaces.

K. GRAPHIC CONTENT

1. The Sign Contractor is responsible for the quality of the graphics on all sign units. All applications of graphics to be of highest quality and resolution. Prior to fabrication, Sign Contractor to advise Project Manager if any supplied artwork is incompatible or if resolution is inadequate to achieve highest quality.

2. GRAPHIC CONTENT AND STYLE: All sign face graphics shall comply with the layouts shown in the drawings, including sizes, styles, spacing, content, positions, materials, finishes and colors. Digital graphics to match specified Pantone colors.

3. Provide signs with supremely legible, high-resolution graphics. All graphics shall be computer plotter cut and/or digitally printed; hand-cut or rendered graphics are not acceptable.

4. Vinyl graphics shall be straight and true with no bubbles. Vinyl graphics shall be provided with pressure sensitive adhesive backing in the colors and styles shown on the drawings.

L. FINISHES: Prepare surfaces and apply paint, vinyl film and other finishes in strict accordance with the product manufacturer’s printed instructions.

1. Polyurethane Enamel Coating System:

a. General: Apply to internal aluminum and steel after fabrication. Coordinate prime coat with body and finish coats.

b. Surface Prep: Remove oil and grease with volatile solvents.

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c. Prime Coat: Epoxy-polyamide coating; color close to color of finish coat; 4.0 to 6.0 dry film thickness.

d. Finish Coat: Polyurethane enamel; matte finish as selected; 2.0 to 5.0 dry film thickness.

2.16 CLEANING

A. GENERAL: Remove smears, spots and other markings. Do not use alkaline or abrasive cleaning agents.

2.17 FIELD TOUCH-UP

A. GENERAL: Touch up minor scratches per manufacturer’s recommended product and system; match original finish for colors and gloss.

2.18 DAMAGED SURFACES

A. GENERAL: Repair adjacent surfaces damaged by work of this section at no additional cost to Owner.

B. SIGNS: Sign Contractor to repair any damage to any area of a sign.

2.19 ELECTRICAL SOURCE: Owner will provide electrical power to within 5 feet of each sign. Sign Contractor to provide final connections and will energize all signs.

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MEASUREMENT AND PAYMENT

2.20 MEASUREMENT

A. Signs will be measured for payment by the individual units fabricated and accepted.

B. Signage will be measured for payment by the units listed in the Unit Price Schedule for each type of sign.

2.21 PAYMENT

A. Payment for Signs will be paid at the Contract unit prices for the computed quantities as determined by the measurement method specified above.

B. Payment will be made for the number of Signage of each type as measured above at the lump sum price listed in the Unit Price Schedule for each item as follows:

1. Blade Marker Identification Sign Sign Type A.1

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