Derby Downtown Lighting & Signage Plan

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PROJECT GOAL SATISFACTION 1. LEVELS OF ILLUMINATION: To provide adequate levels of illumination and uniformity, as defined by IESNA, we have provided a range of spacing guidelines that will satisfy the neccesary requirements. 2. LIGHTING QUALITY: To provide a suitable color of light and vertical illumination for safety, we recommend that all fixtures have a correlated color temperature of 3000K which will provide a soft, yellow color that will be visually pleasing both during the day and at night. 3. OPTICAL PERFORMANCE: To provide a considerate design that is respectful of the night skies and neighboring properties we have recommended optics that are tailored to each block of the district and do not throw light too far beyond the targeted areas. 4. ENERGY AND MAINTENANCE: To provide energy efficient lighting solutions that are within current energy code standards, we have recommended all LED solutions and a control system that is responsive to daylight. 5. PRIVATE PROPERTY: To improve private property lighting, we recommend all fixtures located on such properties be updated to comply with current design standards. While it is not addressed in detail in this document, private property fixtures should also be coordinated with the proposed fixtures to match levels of illumination, color tempurature, color rendering, optics, and energy codes in order to ensure operability and to limit tresspass. 6. VISUAL IDENTITY: To provide lighting solutions witha visual identity, we recommend lighting the district with the YOA luminaire family, manufactured by Schreder which can provide a singular, cohesive lighting scheme while providing options for all the various parts of the downtown district. Map of the Derby District with potential new luminaire locations indicated by color keyed dot as coordinated with the luminaire images on page 22. LEGEND LARGE AREA POLE SMALL AREA POLE 1 (44W) SMALL AREA POLE 2 (26W) FESTOON LIGHTING PEDESTRIAN POLE MISC - PRIVATE PROPERTY 128 Derby Lighting & Signage Plan
LUMINAIRE RECOMMENDATION OVERVIEW Refer to Appendix B for exact recommendations. "MOSAIC" 36' 32' 28' 24' 20' 16' 12' 8' 4' OPTIONAL BANNER ARMS GRADE GRADE ROADWAY ROADWAY AMBIANCE PEDESTRIAN LARGE AREA POLES SMALL AREA POLES PLAZA FESTIVAL STRING LIGHTING PARK PATHWAYS 36' 32' 28' 24' 20' 16' 12' 8' 4' Schreder - YOA Midi Lucia Single Arm Mounting @ 30’-0” LED, 3000K, 80+ CRI, 7200 Lumens, 64W Type II, Medium Distribution Schreder - YOA Midi Lucia Single Arm Mounting @ 20’-0” LED, 3000K, 80+ CRI, 5400 Lumens, 44W Type II, Medium Distribution Schreder - YOA Midi Lucia Single Arm Mounting @ 20’-0” LED, 3000K, 80+ CRI, 2900 Lumens, 26W Type IV, Short Distribution Schreder - YOA Midi Yoke Mounting @ 8’-0” LED, 3000K, 80+ CRI, 2200 Lumens, 19W Type II, Short Distribution Tivoli - Lightsphere Caternary @ 16’-0”, Spaced 1’-6” OC LED, 3000K, 3 Lumens/Foot (Standard), 0.08W/Foot Derby Lighting & Signage Plan 129
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October 10, 2018 Prepared for the C
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Derby Lighting, Signage & Wayfindin
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Signage & Wayfinding Overview Centr
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Goals & Objectives of the Signage &
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TEMPORARY PROJECT SIGNAGE 5’x3’
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS One of the
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Design Guidelines Image Sheets A RC
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Derby Resource Signage - Apart from
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Historic photo of Derby sign (locat
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Derby Redevelopment: Although under
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Derby Lighting & Signage Plan 23
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INDIVIDUAL & GROUP MEETINGS Underst
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Community Workshop #1 - Lighting Co
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MEETING PEOPLE WHERE THEY ARE One o
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06 What Signs Are Needed? DERBY’S
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PRELIMINARY SIGNAGE LOCATIONS AND T
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DERBY COMMUNITY PREFERENCES On-Line
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DESIGN OPTION A - “GOOGIE DERBY
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DESIGN OPTION B - “COMMUNITY MOSA
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DESIGN OPTION C - “BUILDING ON HI
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FINAL OPEN HOUSE DESIGN REVIEW Duri
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FINAL DESIGN - DAY Like the larger
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FINAL DESIGN - NIGHT Derby Lighting
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FINAL DESIGN - PERSPECTIVES Auto-Di
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PRIMARY GATEWAY SIGNS The primary g
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SECONDARY GATEWAY SIGNS The primary
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SECONDARY GATEWAY SIGNS B2 1 Second
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SECONDARY GATEWAY SIGNS B2 3 Second
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AUTO NAVIGATION SIGNS The auto navi
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AUTO NAVIGATION SIGNS C 2 Auto Navi
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AUTO NAVIGATION SIGNS C 10 Auto Nav
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Page 81 and 82: MERCHANT ADVERTISEMENT SIGNAGE The
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Page 89 and 90: INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE F 1 Interpreti
Page 91 and 92: 10 Cost Estimate SIGN QUANTITIES &
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Page 107 and 108: PROJECT APPROACH The project is bro
Page 109 and 110: 1. LEVELS OF ILLUMINATION The recom
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Page 113 and 114: PROJECT GOALS 6. VISUAL IDENTITY Ex
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Page 117 and 118: EXISTING CONDITIONS 2. LIGHTING QUA
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Page 121 and 122: 05 Design Development STEP 1 The fi
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Page 125 and 126: DESIGN OPTION C - “BUILDING ON HI
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Page 131 and 132: OVERALL RECOMMENDATION WITH SIGNAGE
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Page 143 and 144: COST ESTIMATE The pricing provided
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REPORT PREPARED BY: Kristin Cypher
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