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KERRVILLE, TEXAS Om Ed V O Ont Is Set Mage) Igital TBD) CITY OF KERRVILLE INITIAL DESIGN & PLAN CIVIC WAYFINDING PROGRAM DESIGN INTENT SIGN LOCATION PLAN DRAFTED & THE CITY OF SUBMITTED BY: KERRVILLE, TEXAS 1 3’ VEH.01 Peterson K E R 6’ 2 K E R Vehicular Directional (Lamp Image) Plaza 7 Public 1. Aluminum sign face fabricated from .080 aluminum sheeting painted to 3’ V I L Parking V I L 4’ 9 match City approved colors. Digital Downtown 3 graphics applied to sign face. 8 E 6’ City Hall E 2. Directional arrow cut out of .080 Courthouse aluminum and mounted to sign face 1 using hi-mod adhesive. vinyl and applied to sign face. Font is set to Clearview Highway 2-W. 4. 3.5” Square concrete post painted to match weathered cedar post. 7’ 5. TXDOT approved breakaway base with drilled foundation. 6 6. Decorative metal strapping painted or powdercoated to match City approved colors. 7. Digitally printed graphic applied as background image. 4 8. Aluminum sleeve fabricated to house the sign post. 5 9. Fasteners (color and type TBD). 1 VEH.01 - Front Elevation 2 VEH.01 - Back Elevation Scale: 1” = 1’ Scale: 1” = 1’ 2 VEH.01 2 V ehicular Directional (Lamp Image) 1 1. Aluminum sign face fabricated from .080 aluminum sheeting painted to 4’ match City approved colors. Digital 8 graphics applied to sign face. 1 2. Directional arrow cut out of .080 9 aluminum and mounted to sign face using hi-mod adhesive. 8 3’ 5 vinyl and applied to sign face. Font is set to Clearview Highway 2-W. 4. 3.5” Square concrete post painted to match weathered cedar post. 7’ 5. TXDOT approved breakaway base with drilled foundation. 6 2 6. Decorative metal strapping painted or powdercoated to match City approved colors. 7. Digitally printed graphic applied as background image. 4 8. Aluminum sleeve fabricated to house the sign post. 5 9. Fasteners (color and type TBD). 3 VEH.01 - Aerial Elevation 4 VEH.01 - Side Elevation Scale: 1.75” = 1’ Scale: .76” = 1’ 3 2’ VEH.02 Vehicular Directional (Center Mount) 1. Aluminum sign face fabricated from 1’ 6” .080 aluminum sheeting painted to match City approved colors. Digital graphics applied to sign face. K K 3 Peterson 8 2. Directional arrow cut out of .080 E E 2 Plaza aluminum and mounted to sign face R R 1 using hi-mod adhesive. R 7 Public R 3’ V Parking V I I L L white vinyl and applied to sign face. Font is set to Clearview Highway 2-W. L Schreiner L E Mansion E 4. Existing cedar lamp post. 9 5. Existing cement base for cedar post lamps 6 6. Decorative metal strapping painted or 2’ 6” powdercoated to match City approved 4 colors. 7. Digitally printed graphic applied as background image. 5 8. Steel strap sleeve fabricated to mount 1’ the sign face. 9. Fasteners (color and type TBD). 1 VEH.02 - Front Elevation 2 VEH.02 - Back Elevation Scale: 1” = 1’ Scale: 1” = 1’ 4 VEH.02 V ehicular Directional (Center Mount) 1. Aluminum sign face fabricated from 1’ 6” .080 aluminum sheeting painted to 1 match City approved colors. Digital graphics applied to sign face. 8 2. Directional arrow cut out of .080 2 aluminum and mounted to sign face 8 using hi-mod adhesive. 2’ 3’ 1 white vinyl and applied to sign face. 5 Font is set to Clearview Highway 2-W. 9 4. Existing cedar lamp post. 5. Existing cement base for cedar post lamps 2 6 6. Decorative metal strapping painted or 2’ 6” powdercoated to match City approved 4 colors. 7. Digitally printed graphic applied as background image. 5 8. Steel strap sleeve fabricated to mount 1’ the sign face. 9. Fasteners (color and type TBD). 3 VEH.02 - Aerial Elevation 4 VEH.02 - Side Elevation Scale: 2” = 1’ Scale: 1” = 1’ 5 VEH.03 V ehicular Directional (TXDOT) 5’ 6” 8 1. Aluminum sign face .080 aluminum sheeting painted to match City approved 1 K colors. Digital graphics applied to sign E 2 Peterson Plaza face with retorrelctive vinyl. 10 R R 2. Directional arrow cut out of retrore- V 3’ 6” 3 Public Parking I L 7 L E 9 Courthouse white vinyl. Font is set to Clearview Highway 2-W. 4. 3.5” Square concrete post painted to match weathered cedar post. Cedar post is preferred design and is contingent on TXDOT approval. Page 11 is Alternative. 5. TXDOT approved breakaway base with drilled foundation. 6 6. Decorative metal strapping painted or 7’ powdercoated to match City approved colors. 7. Digitally printed graphic applied as background image. 4 8. Aluminum sleeve fabricated to house the sign post. 5 9. Fasteners (color and type TBD). 1 VEH.03 - (Decorative) Front Elevation 2 VEH.03 - (Decorative) Back Elevation Scale: 1” = 1’ Scale: 1” = 1’ 10. 2.5” wind beam attached to sign face with a faceless rivet. 6 VEH.03 V ehicular Directional (TXDOT) 1 1. Aluminum sign face .080 aluminum 1 sheeting painted to match City approved 10 colors. Digital graphics applied to sign 8 face with retorrelctive vinyl. 3’ 6” 2. Directional arrow cut out of retrore- 9 5’ 6” white vinyl. Font is set to Clearview Highway 2-W. 4. 3.5” Square concrete post painted to match weathered cedar post. 8 5. TXDOT approved breakaway base with drilled foundation. 6 6. Decorative metal strapping painted or 7’ powdercoated to match City approved colors. 7. Digitally printed graphic applied as background image. 4 8. Aluminum sleeve fabricated to house the sign post. 5 9. Fasteners (color and type TBD). 3 VEH.03 - (Decorative) Aerial Elevation 4 VEH.03 - (Decorative) Side Elevation Scale: 1.15” = 1’ Scale: .73” = 1’ 10. 2.5” wind beam attached to sign face with a faceless rivet. 7 VEH.03 5’ 6” 6 8 V ehicular Directional (TXDOT) 1 K 1. Aluminum sign face fabricated from E 2 Peterson Plaza .080 aluminum sheeting painted to 10 R match City approved colors. Digital R graphics applied to sign face with retor- V 3’ 6” Public Parking I L 3 relctive vinyl. 7 L 2. Directional arrow cut out of retrore- Courthouse E 9 white vinyl and applied to sign face. Font is set to Clearview Highway 2-W. 4. 3.5” Sround glavanized steel post. 5. TXDOT approved breakaway base with drilled foundation. 7’ glavanized post. 7. Digitally printed graphic applied as background image. 4 8. “U” bolts piloted through wind beam to secure post to sign face. 5 9. Fasteners (color and type TBD). 1 VEH.03 - Front Elevation 2 VEH.03 - Back Elevation 10. 2.5” wind beam attached to sign face Scale: 1” = 1’ Scale: 1” = 1’ with a faceless rivet. 8 VEH.03 Vehicular Directional (TXDOT) 1 1 1. Aluminum sign face fabricated from 8 .080 aluminum sheeting painted to 10 match City approved colors. Digital graphics applied to sign face with retor- 3’ 6” relctive vinyl. 2. Directional arrow cut out of retrore- 9 5’ 6” white vinyl and applied to sign face. 5 Font is set to Clearview Highway 2-W. 4. 3.5” Sround glavanized steel post. 8 5. TXDOT approved breakaway base with drilled foundation. 7’ glavanized post. 7. Digitally printed graphic applied as background image. 4 8. “U” bolts piloted through wind beam to secure post to sign face. 5 9. Fasteners (color and type TBD). 3 VEH.03 - Aerial Elevation 4 VEH.03 - Side Elevation 10. 2.5” wind beam attached to sign face Scale: 1.15” = 1’ Scale: .73” = 1’ with a faceless rivet. 9 PED.01 Pedestrian Directional (Free Mount) 1. Aluminum sign can fabricated from .080 aluminum sheeting painted to match City approved colors. Return on all sides. Digital graphics applied to sign face. 2. City Seal cut out of .080 aluminum 2 and mounted to sign face using hi-mod K E R adhesive. R V 3 I L L MAP E 7 vinyl and applied to sign face. 1 4. 5” Square steel base painted to match matte black. 4’ 6 6. Steel cross fabricated to base and sup- port bracket. 7. Angle mounted support bracket mounted to face with decorative bolt. 4 8. Graphice applied to ceramic plate and 5 1 VEH.02 - Front Elevation 2 VEH.02 - Back Elevation Scale: 1.3” = 1’ Scale: 1.3” = 1’ 10 Pedestrian Directional (Free Mount) 1. Aluminum sign can fabricated from .080 aluminum sheeting painted to match City approved colors. Return on all sides. Digital graphics applied to sign face. 2. City Seal cut out of .080 aluminum and mounted to sign face using hi-mod adhesive. 2 vinyl and applied to sign face. 7 4. 5” Square steel base painted to match matte black. 4’ 6 1 6. Steel cross fabricated to base and sup- port bracket. 4 7. Angle mounted support bracket mounted to face with decorative bolt. 8. Graphice applied to ceramic plate and 5 3 VEH.02 - Aerial Elevation 4 VEH.02 - Side Elevation Scale: 1.5” = 1’ Scale: 1.3” = 1’ 11 Pedestrian Directional (Base Mount) 1. Aluminum sign can fabricated from .080 aluminum sheeting painted to match City approved colors. Return on all sides. Digital graphics applied to sign face. 2. City Seal cut out of .080 aluminum and mounted to sign face using hi-mod adhesive. 2 vinyl and applied to sign face. K E R R V 3 I L 4. 5” Square steel base painted to match L MAP E 7 matte black. 1 6 4’ 6. Steel cross fabricated to base and sup- 4 port bracket. 5 7.
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