Derby Downtown Lighting & Signage Plan

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01 Project Context & Background PROJECT CONTEXT & BACKGROUND The Derby District is a hidden gem. Bolstered in recognition through award-winning intersection improvements, a focus on healthy living and community-building, an Anythink Library, and a network of stakeholders and neighbors with a strong dedication to their community, Derby has both a compelling history and a promising future. Recent planning work and future infrastructure improvements offer great potential for district growth and redevelopment, and the overall picture for Derby’s future is both clear and exciting. However, although visitors to Derby will be rewarded with a rich and continually deepening experience of place, people and culture, knowledge of how to access the community from major roadways (Highway 2 and 72 Avenue) is limited, and the visitor experience of many district destinations is largely isolated and disconnected. Some of these disconnections are being addressed through roadway and intersection improvements, however, the branding, signage and wayfinding project represents a unique opportunity to create a level of legibility, connection and storytelling for the Derby District that has been missing. Envisioned as both a planning and design project, the new branding and signage will not only raise awareness of the district, it will also provide visitors with critical information regarding how to access and move through the district, while simultaneously highlighting the destinations and sense of place that make Derby unique and memorable. More than just signage, the new wayfinding plan has the potential to combine art, history, mapping and culture into interactive physical orientation elements that reveal what is special and beloved about Derby. The project overview banner outlines the preliminary stakeholder outreach questions and their responses Review of Past Planning & Design Efforts Much work has already been completed in Derby, and reviewing these past plans and visions was an important part of understanding the project context. The following plans and documents were reviewed by the design team during the initial project information-gathering efforts: ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ Derby Sub-Area Design Guidelines Derby Master Plan Derby Planned Unit Development (PUD) Derby Urban Renewal Documents 6 Derby Lighting & Signage Plan
Goals & Objectives of the Signage & Wayfinding System Design Project Timeline ÎÎ ÎÎ Placemaking – Reinforce a sense of place for Derby & enhancing Derby’s image and brand Brand Awareness - Support, brand, and identify a distinct identity for Derby with signage that blends with the historic yet modern feel of the district APRIL MAY Background Research & Info-Gathering Document Review & Existing Conditions Preliminary Stakeholder Outreach Community Survey ÎÎ ÎÎ ÎÎ Legibility – Highlight important community resources and destinations, and how to access them through clearly defined directional information Character Area Awareness - Raise community and visitor awareness of Derby, including its location and amenities Highway Visibility - Direct visitors to Derby from major transportation arteries JUNE June 7 - Community Workshop #1 Project Goals & Direction Preliminary Design Options Lighting Options & Locations Signage Options & Locations Preliminary Costs for Options ÎÎ Project Deliverables ÎÎ ÎÎ Economic Development – Increase awareness of Derby, helping to increase sales tax revenues, general interest in the district, economic growth, and investment Final Design Intent Drawings (exact dimensions, letter heights, materials, mounting details, color specifications, and material performance standards) with written statement regarding rationale for design choices, materials, method of fabrication, and how systems can be modified over time Statement of Probable Cost for the fabrication, installation, and maintenance of the system, including number of various sign types, and locations JULY AUG SEPT July 12 - Community Workshop #2 Preliminary Lighting & Signage Designs Final Lighting & Signage Strategy Lighting & Signage Plan Final Cost Estimate Implementation Breakdown August 17 - Community Open House Final Lighting & Signage Plan, Next Steps & Priorities Final Project Deliverables Final Lighting & Signage Plan Recommended Locations for New Signage/Lighting Elements Building on the existing Derby district brand and design guidelines was an important component of the Lighting & Signage Plan ÎÎ Develop bid documents for a competitive request for proposal for fabrication and installation bids Action Plan for Finalizing & Implementing New Derby Lighting & Signage Final Cost Estimate Phasing/Implementation Plan Town Council Presentation Master Plan Document “Vision Book” Derby Lighting & Signage Plan 7
Page 1 and 2: October 10, 2018 Prepared for the C
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Page 9 and 10: TEMPORARY PROJECT SIGNAGE 5’x3’
Page 11 and 12: NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS One of the
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Page 25 and 26: INDIVIDUAL & GROUP MEETINGS Underst
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Page 51 and 52: PRIMARY GATEWAY SIGNS The primary g
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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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PEDESTRIAN NAVIGATION SIGNS D 1 Ped
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MERCHANT ADVERTISEMENT SIGNAGE The
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MERCHANT ADVERTISEMENT SIGNAGE E 2
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INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE F 1 Interpreti
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10 Cost Estimate SIGN QUANTITIES &
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Sed millecae cumquia idipiciae abor
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Long-Term Implementation Actions -
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ÎÎ Identify any dimensional or ot
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as architectural cues in installing
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DIMENSIONED SIGNS Derby Lighting &
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DIMENSIONED SIGNS Derby Lighting &
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Lighting Plan Overview Lighting can
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PROJECT APPROACH The project is bro
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1. LEVELS OF ILLUMINATION The recom
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Vertical Illumination Vertical illu
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PROJECT GOALS 6. VISUAL IDENTITY Ex
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Prior to evaluating the detailed cr
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EXISTING CONDITIONS 2. LIGHTING QUA
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04 Community Feedback WHAT DO THE P
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05 Design Development STEP 1 The fi
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STEP 2 The next step in the ‘Crea
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DESIGN OPTION C - “BUILDING ON HI
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06 Design Recommendations The follo
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LUMINAIRE RECOMMENDATION OVERVIEW R
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OVERALL RECOMMENDATION WITH SIGNAGE
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COLLECTOR ROAD (COMMERCIAL) PHOTOME
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PHOTOMETRICS LOCAL ROAD (COMMERCIAL
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LOCAL ROAD (INTERMEDIATE) PHOTOMETR
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PHOTOMETRICS AMBIANCE PHOTOMETRIC C
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PEDESTRIAN PHOTOMETRIC CALCULATIONS
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COST ESTIMATE The pricing provided
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07 Glossary DEFINITIONS • BUG Rat
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08 APPENDIX A The following graphic
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APPENDIX A - EXISTING LUMINAIRES HI
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APPENDIX A - INFRASTRUCTURE RE-USE
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APPENDIX B - LARGE AREA POLE Yoa OR
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R APPENDIX B - AMBIANCE STRING LIGH
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REPORT PREPARED BY: Kristin Cypher
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