HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance 5777ORDINANCE NO. 5777
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND §174.07 PLACING SIGNS ON PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE PROPERTY BY CLARIFYING THE PLACEMENT OF
DIRECTIONAL AND WAYFINDING SIGNS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY AND
ENACTING A NEW SUBSECTION (F) TRAILITRAILHEAD WAYFINDING
SIGNS AND RECOGNITION MARKERS.
WHEREAS, the Razorback Greenway Trail which runs from Fayetteville all the way through
Bentonville has been achieved by the cities of Fayetteville, Johnson, Springdale, Lowell, Rogers
and Bentonville with organizational and financial assistance from the Northwest Arkansas
Regional Planning Commission and Walton Family Foundation; and
WHEREAS, all the cities wish to place commonly designed mileage, directional, wayfinding,
informational and interpretive signs along the length of the Razorback Greenway to assist with
user safety, orientation and information; and
WHEREAS, the regionally developed design concept includes recognition for governmental and
non-profit organizations that provide organizational and/or significant financial assistance to make
the trail system a reality; and
WHEREAS, the City of Fayetteville wishes to continue a cohesive, coordinated wayfinding sign
program as funding becomes available on all it traits for citizens and visitors alike; and
WHEREAS, an ordinance amendment is needed to clearly establish the intent and parameters of
wayfinding, directional and trail signage.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1. That the City Council for the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby repeals § 174.07
Placing Signs on Public and Private Property and enacts a replacement § 174.07 Placing Signs on
Public Property, as shown in the attached Exhibit "A".
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Ordinance No. 5777
PASSED and APPROVED this 2°1 day of June, 2015.
APPROVED:
ATTEST:
By: 4C�- 'Jr .
SONDRA E. SMITH, City Clerk Treasurer
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Exhibit "A"
174.07 Placing Signs on Public Property
No signs other than signs placed by agencies of
government shall be erected on any public property or
right-of-way.
(A) Directional and Wayfinding Signs. Directional and
wayfinding signs may be erected on public
property or within the city's street right-of-way
under the following conditions:
(1) The signs direct the reader to the location of
a public or educational institution, to a facility
operated by a nonprofit entity and attended by
out-of-town patrons, to a facility relating to the
public health, safety, or welfare, or to scenic
or historic buildings, trails and parks; (C)
(2) The signs are fabricated, erected and
maintained by the City or its agent.
(3) The signs are installed at locations where
they would not constitute a traffic hazard.
(4) The signs have been approved and permitted
as required by the authority having
jurisdiction; and
(5) The maximum number of directional signs
permitted under this section shall be seven (7)
for each entity; provided, the limitation
provided hereby shall not apply to signs
directing the reader to scenic or historic
buildings, trails and parks.
(B) Nonprofit organizations. Nonprofit organizations
may be allowed to place temporary signs of a
noncommercial nature on public property for the
purpose of directing the general public to the
location of an event or activity which promotes the
general public welfare. The placement of such
temporary signs shall be subject to the following
conditions:
(1) The maximum display surface area of each
sign shall not exceed fifteen (15) square feet;
(2) No more than three (3) signs directing the
general public to such an event or activity
shall be placed on public property at the same
time by one such organization;
(3) Each such sign shall identify the nonprofit
organization by name;
(4) No such temporary sign shall be placed on
public property for more than five (5)
successive days;
(5) Location/approval. The location of each such
sign shall be approved by the Planning and
Zoning Administration or designee to ensure
that the signs will not constitute a traffic
hazard;
(6) Permil/number of signs. The organization
applies for, and is issued, a sign permit; one
permit may authorize installation of up to
three (3) signs pursuant to the provisions of
this division; and
7) Temporary signs. No such organization shall
install, or be issued a permit to install a
temporary sign on public property pursuant to
the provisions of this division more often than
six (6) times within a 12 -month period.
Small banners on certain city light poles. The City
or the Mayor's designee may prepare and install
banners not exceeding seven square feet on city
light poles specially designed and constructed for
such banners. These small banners may include
the name of the commercial or noncommercial
enterprise sponsoring the banner, but shall
contain no advertising or slogans of the sponsor.
(D) Informational kiosks. Informational kiosks with a
map may be placed within city right-of-way by the
City. The kiosks shall contain a map and/or
description of the area, public buildings and
facilities, parking areas, and entertainment,
cultural, and historic facilities within or near this
zone.
(E) Cross Street Banners. Cross Street Banners may
be installed pursuant to §174.03 (J) (3) (b).
(F) Trail/Trailhead wayfinding signs and recognition
markers. Trail mileage markers, directional and
wayfinding signs, informational and interpretive
signs, and other such regionally coordinated
signage may be installed on the Regional
Greenway Trail corridor or other public multi -use
trail corridors within the city, under the following
conditions:
(1) All signs shall be coordinated to provide clear
messaging related to the use, safety, and
enjoyment of the trail or trailhead.
(2) Small recognition emblems for non -profits or
governmental organizations may be located
on the trail signs, provided the non-profit or
governmental organization substantially
participated in the funding or coordinated the
installation of the trail and/or trailhead. Signs
may not include advertising or slogans of
sponsors.
i City of Fayetteville, Arkansas 113 West Mountain Street
- Fayetteville, AR 72701
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File Number: 2015-0239
Agenda Date: 6/2/2015 Version: 1 Status: Agenda Ready
In Control: City Council Meeting File Type: Ordinance
Agenda Number: D. 4
AMEND §174.07 PLACING SIGNS ON PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PROPERTY
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND §174.07 PLACING SIGNS ON PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
PROPERTY BY CLARIFYING THE PLACEMENT OF DIRECTIONAL AND WAYFINDING
SIGNS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY AND ENACTING A NEW SUBSECTION (F) TRAILITRAILHEAD
WAYFINDING SIGNS AND RECOGNITION MARKERS
WHEREAS, the Razorback Greenway Trail which runs from Fayetteville all the way through
Bentonville has been achieved by the cities of Fayetteville, Johnson, Springdale, Lowell, Rogers and
Bentonville with organizational and financial assistance from the Northwest Arkansas Regional
Planning Commission and Walton Family Foundation; and
WHEREAS, all the cities wish to place commonly designed mileage, directional, wayfinding,
informational and interpretive signs along the length of the Razorback Greenway to assist with user
safety, orientation and information; and
WHEREAS, the regionally developed design concept includes recognition for governmental and
non-profit organizations that provide organizational and/or significant financial assistance to make the
trail system a reality; and
WHEREAS, the City of Fayetteville wishes to continue a cohesive, coordinated wayfinding sign
program as funding becomes available on all it trails for citizens and visitors alike; and
WHEREAS, an ordinance amendment is needed to clearly establish the intent and parameters of
wayfinding, directional and trail signage.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Section 1. That the City Council for the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas hereby repeals §174.07 Placing
Signs on Public and Private Property and enacts a replacement §174.07 Placing Signs on Public
Property, as shown in the attached Exhibit "A".
City or Fayetteville, Arkansas Page 7 Printed on 5282015
Exhibit "A"
174.07 Placing Signs on Public Property
No signs other than signs placed by agencies of
government shall be erected on any public property or
right-of-way.
(A) Directional and Wayfinding Signs. Directional and
wayfinding signs may be erected on public
property or within the city's street right-of-way
under the following conditions:
(1) The signs direct the reader to the location of
a public or educational institution, to a facility
operated by a nonprofit entity and attended by
out-of-town patrons, to a facility relating to the
public health, safety, or welfare, or to scenic
or historic buildings, trails and parks; (C)
(2) The signs are fabricated, erected and
maintained by the City or its agent.
(3) The signs are installed at locations where
they would not constitute a traffic hazard.
(4) The signs have been approved and permitted
as required by the authority having
jurisdiction; and
(5) The maximum number of directional signs
permitted underthis section shall be seven (7)
for each entity; provided, the limitation
provided hereby shall not apply to signs
directing the reader to scenic or historic
buildings, trails and parks,
(B) Nonprofit organizations. Nonprofit organizations
may be allowed to place temporary signs of a
noncommercial nature on public property for the
purpose of directing the general public to the
location of an event or activity which promotes the
general public welfare. The placement of such
temporary signs shall be subject to the following
conditions:
(1) The maximum display surface area of each
sign shall not exceed fifteen (15) square feet;
(2) No more than three (3) signs directing the
general public to such an event or activity
shall be placed on public property at the same
time by one such organization;
(3) Each such sign shall identify the nonprofit
organization by name;
(4) No such temporary sign shall be placed on
public property for more than five (5)
successive days;
(5) Location/approval. The location of each such
sign shall be approved by the Planning and
Zoning Administration or designee to ensure
that the signs will not constitute a traffic
hazard;
(6) Permit/number of signs. The organization
applies for, and is issued, a sign permit; one
permit may authorize installation of up to
three (3) signs pursuant to the provisions of
this division; and
7) Temporarysigns No such organization shall
install, or be issued a permit to install a
temporary sign on public property pursuant to
the provisions of this division more often than
six (6) times within a 12 -month period.
Small banners on certain city light poles. The City
or the Mayors designee may prepare and install
banners not exceeding seven square feet on city.
light poles specially designed and constructed for
such banners within the boundaries of the
Downtown Master Plan Area. These small
banners may include the name of the commercial
or noncommercial enterprise sponsoring the
banner, but shall contain no advertising or slogans
of the sponsor.
(D) Informational kiosks. Informational kiosks with a
map of the Downtown Master Plan Area may be
placed within city right-of-way by the City. The
kiosks shall contain a map and/or description of
the Downtown Master Plan Area, public buildings
and facilities, parking areas, and entertainment,
cultural, and historic facilities within or near this
zone.
(E) Cross Street Banners. Cross Street Banners may
be installed pursuant to §174.03 (J) (3) (b).
(F) Trail/Trailhead wayfinding signs and recognition
markers. Trail mileage markers, directional and
wayfinding signs, informational and interpretive
signs, and other such regionally coordinated
signage may be installed on the Regional
Greenway Trail corridor or other public multi -use
trail corridors within the city, under the following
conditions:
(1) All signs shall be coordinated to provide clear
messaging related to the use, safety, and
enjoyment of the trail or trailhead.
(2) Small recognition emblems for non -profits or
governmental organizations may be located
on the trail signs, provided the non-profit or
governmental organization substantially
participated in the funding or coordinated the
installation of the trail and/or trailhead. Signs
may not include advertising or slogans of
sponsors.
City of Fayetteville Staff Review Form
2015-0239
Legistar File ID
&/2/2015
City Council Meeting Date -Agenda Item Only
N/A for Non -Agenda Item
Jeremy Pate 5/15/2015 Development Services /
Development Services Department
Submitted By Submitted Date Division / Department
Action Recommendation:
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND § 174.07 PLACING SIGNS ON PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PROPERTY BY CLARIFYING THE
PLACEMENT OF DIRECTIONAL AND WAYFINDING SIGNS ON PUBLIC PROPERTY AND ENACTING A NEW SUBSECTION
(F) TRAIL/TRAILHEAD WAYFINDING SIGNS AND RECOGNITION MARKERS.
Budget Impact:
Account Number
Fund
Project Number Project Title
Budgeted Item? NA Current Budget $
Funds Obligated $
Current Balance
Does item have a cost? No Item Cost
Budget Adjustment Attached? NA Budget Adjustment
Remaining Budget
V20140710
Previous Ordinance or Resolution N
Original Contract Number:
Comments:
Approval Date:
CITY OF
a e evi le
Y ARKANSAS
MEETING OF JUNE 02, 2015
TO: Mayor and City Council
THRU: Don Marr. Chief of Staff
CITY COUNCIL AGENDA MEMO
FROM: Jeremy Pate, Development Services Director -
DATE: May 12, 2015
SUBJECT: Wayfinding and Trail Signs
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends that the Unified Development Code §174.07 be amended to permit a
variety of coordinated informational, interpretive and wayfinding signs to be installed along the
Razorback Greenway regional trail, and along other multi -use trails in the future. With this
amendment, small recognition emblems would be permitted on these signs for non -profits or
governmental organizations that substantially participate in the organization or funding to make
the trail system a reality.
BACKGROUND:
The highly anticipated Razorback Regional Greenway trail was officially opened on May
02, 2015. This 37 -mile multi -use trail connects south Fayetteville with north Bentonville,
traveling through the cities of Johnson, Springdale, Lowell and Rogers in between. The project
was made possible through the organization and funding of the participating cities, the
Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning Commission, a federal grant and private funding
sources, most notably the Walton Family Foundation. The City benefited directly from these
contributions with the design and construction of the southern and northern extensions of the
trail, valued at approximately $3.9 million. We continue to seek out ways to leverage our local
taxpayer funds for other multi -use trails on the City's Master Plan, connecting the future
Regional Park and other destinations to the Regional Greenway system.
In addition to the construction of the greenway itself, the cities have again collaborated
to create a regional trail wayfinding, interpretive and informational sign plan. Similar to the
wayfinding sign program utilized along our roads and sidewalks, the trail signs share a common
design theme that enhances the shared collaborative effort and provides cohesive, consistent
messaging for users. The first phase are mile markers fabricated and installed along the 37
miles of trail. Each city funded their own mile markers, and the Regional Planning Commission
coordinated all of the procurement process and contract management. These mile markers
serve as wayfinding signs, allowing recreational users and travelers the ability to know how far
they have travelled, but also for first responders and others who need to quickly determine the
location on the trail where someone may need assistance. There are 10 mile markers installed
in Fayetteville, beginning at Mile Marker "0", the beginning of the trail in south Fayetteville. While
Mailing Address:
113 W. Mountain Street www.fayetteville-ar.gov
Fayetteville, AR 72701
funding has not been identified, a system of additional signage planned to be installed along the
trail system in the future can be seen in the attached draft design packet.
DISCUSSION:
The City's ordinances permits signs to be placed on public property under certain
conditions. It does not permit advertising of any kind. However, the current ordinance was
written primarily to allow installation of traditional street signs, traffic signs, etc. and not
wayfinding signs along a trail system. After discussion with the City Attorney, staff felt it was
best to present an ordinance amendment to state the purpose of the informational and
interpretive wayfinding signs along the trail system and to also be transparent about the intent to
include a small recognition logo of the primary supporters of our regional trail system, as part of
this project and others in the future that may occur. In addition, the term "wayfinding" has been
added to this section of the ordinance to clarify the use of these types of signs in our pedestrian
and vehicular environments.
BUDGET/STAFF IMPACT:
None
Attachments:
• Map of regional trail and mile marker drawings
Exhibit "A"
174.07 Placing Signs on Public Property
that the signs will not constitute a traffic
No signs other than signs placed by agencies of
hazard;
government shall be erected on any public property or
right-of-way.
(6) Permit/number of signs. The organization
applies for, and is issued, a sign permit; one
(A) Directional and Wayfinding Signs. Directional and
permit may authorize installation of up to
wayfinding signs may be erected on public
three (3) signs pursuant to the provisions of
property or within the city's street right-of-way
this division; and
under the following conditions:
7) Temporary signs. No such organization shall
(1) The signs direct the reader to the location of
install, or be issued a permit to install a
a public or educational institution, to a facility
temporary sign on public property pursuant to
operated by a nonprofit entity and attended by
the provisions of this division more often than
out-of-town patrons, to a facility relating to the
six (6) times within a 12 -month period.
public health, safety, or welfare, or to scenic
or historic buildings, trails and parks;
(C) Small banners on certain city light poles. The City
or the Mayor's designee may prepare and install
(2) The signs are fabricated, erected and
banners not exceeding seven square feet on city
maintained by the City or its agent.
light poles specially designed and constructed for
such banners within the boundaries of the
(3) The signs are installed at locations where
Downtown Master Plan Area. These small
they would not constitute a traffic hazard.
banners may include the name of the commercial
or noncommercial enterprise sponsoring the
(4) The signs have been approved and permitted
banner, but shall contain no advertising or slogans
as required by the authority having
of the sponsor.
jurisdiction; and
(D) Informational kiosks. Informational kiosks with a
(5) The maximum number of directional signs
map of the Downtown Master Plan Area may be
permitted under this section shall be seven (7)
placed within city right-of-way by the City. The
for each entity; provided, the limitation
kiosks shall contain a map and/or description of
provided hereby shall not apply to signs
the Downtown Master Plan Area, public buildings
directing the reader to scenic or historic
and facilities, parking areas, and entertainment,
buildings, trails and parks.
cultural, and historic facilities within or near this
zone.
(B) Nonprofit organizations. Nonprofit organizations
may be allowed to place temporary signs of a
(E) Cross Street Banners. Cross Street Banners may
noncommercial nature on public property for the
be installed pursuant to §174.03(J) (3) (b).
purpose of directing the general public to the
location of an event or activity which promotes the
(F) Trail/Trailhead wayfinding signs and recognition
general public welfare. The placement of such
markers. Trail mileage markers, directional and
temporary signs shall be subject to the following
wayfinding signs, informational and interpretive
conditions:
signs, and other such regionally coordinated
signage may be installed on the Regional
(1) The maximum display surface area of each
Greenway Trail corridor or other public multi -use
sign shall not exceed fifteen (15) square feet;
trail corridors within the city, under the following
conditions:
(2) No more than three (3) signs directing the
general public to such an event or activity
(1) All signs shall be coordinated to provide clear
shall be placed on public property at the same
messaging related to the use, safety, and
time by one such organization;
enjoyment of the trail or trailhead.
(3) Each such sign shall identify the nonprofit
(2) Small recognition emblems for non -profits or
organization by name;
governmental organizations may be located
on the trail signs, provided the non-profit or
(4) No such temporary sign shall be placed on
governmental organization substantially
public property for more than five (5)
participated in the funding or coordinated the
successive days;
installation of the trail and/or trailhead. Signs
may not include advertising or slogans of
(5) Location/approval. The location of each such
sponsors.
sign shall be approved by the Planning and
Zoning Administration or designee to ensure
174.07 Placing Signs On Public And
an event or activity shall be placed on
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public property at the same time by one
such organization;
(A) Placing signs on public property.
(c) Organization name. Each such sign shall
(1) Agencies of government No signs other than
identify the nonprofit organization by
signs placed by agencies of government shall
name;
be erected on any public property; provided,
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directional signs may be erected upon the
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city's street name signposts, or upon traffic
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more than five (5) successive days;
signposts under the following conditions:
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(e) Location/approval. The location of each
signs direct the reader to the location of
such sign shall be approved by the
a public facility attended principally by
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designee to ensure
by a nonprofit entity and attended
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facility relating to the public health,
organization applies for, and is issued, a
safety, or welfare, or to scenic or historic
sign permit; one permit may authorize
trails;
installation of up to three (3) signs
(b) Traffic Division. The signs are fabricated,
pursuant to the provisions of this division;
erected and maintained by the city
and
Transportation Division;
(g) Temporary signs. No such organization
(c) Cost. The entire cost of the signs is
shall install, or be issued a permit to
borne by the entity requesting the signs;
install a temporary sign on public
property pursuant to the provisions of this
(d) Installation. The signs are installed at
division more often than six (6) times
locations where they would not constitute
within a 12 -month period
a traffic hazard.
(3) Small banners on certain city light poles. The
(e) Traffic control devices. The signs
City may prepare and install banners not
seven square feet on city light
conform to the manual on uniform traffic -exceeding
poles specially designed and constructed for
control devices; and
such banners within the boundaries of the
(f) Directional signals. The maximum
Downtown Master Plan Area. These small
number of directional signs permitted
banners may include the name of the
commercial or noncommercial enterprise
under this section shall be seven (7) for
sponsoring the banner, but shall contain no
each entity; provided, the limitation
advertising or slogans of the sponsor.
provided hereby shall not apply to signs
directing the reader to scenic or historic
(4) Informational kiosks. Informational kiosks
trails,
with a map of the Downtown Master Plan
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temporaryorganizations signs a noncommercialto nature
and/or description of the Downtown Master
on public property for the purpose of directing
Plan Area, public and buildings and efacilities,
parking areas, entertainment facilities
the general public to the location of an event
within or near this zone.
or activity which promotes the general public
welfare. The placement of such temporary
(5) Cross Street Banners. Cross Street Banners
signs shall be subject to the following
may be installed pursuant to §174.03 (J) (3)
conditions:
(b).
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OVERALL DIMENSIONS AND GRAPHIC LAYOUT
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MARKERS
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OVERALL IDIVILNSIONS
Trail Ikea Name
112' chamfer on top of post
Color. Pantone 5763 U
112' x112' al groove around entire post
- Color: Pantone 454 U
Digital vinyl on 118aluminum plaque
Color: Pantone 454 U
- General trail information, images, etc.
Double -sided (railhead kiosk - Digital vinyl
applied to114' aluminum sheet
Trail map or other graphics
- Color: Pantone 5763 U
4' x 6' Cedar post with 114' chamfer on
all edges - natural finish
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around entire post
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trail efquele, imagery, safety. etc.
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AN 22 20,5
I, Cathy Wiles, do solemnly swear that I am the Legal Clerk of the Irw�1Fa uu�
Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette, printed and published in from 5 �1m�KSK HE
Washington and Benton County, Arkansas, and of bona fide circulation,
that from my own personal knowledge and reference to the files
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CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE
Ordinance 5777
Was inserted in the Northwest Arkansas Democrat
Gazette on:
June 11, 2015
Publication Charges: $116.73
Cathy Wiles
Subscribed and sworn to before me
This j"7 day of UVwIL , 2015.
Notary Public '
1, Ir,7
My Commission Expires:
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O,77NCU ;'S
ORDINANCE NO. 5777
NAN6E-O- AMEND §174.07.
PLACING SIGNS ON PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE - PROPERTY BY CLARIFYING
THE PLACEMENT OF DIRECTIONAL AND *sxxxses
,AAcYYJINDING SJGNSON 1jBUC PQPET)'
mb ENA,grING)k-NEW SUBSECTION (A TRAlUIRAILFIEAD WnyND,pt3
STGNSA*)ed-'s rvtvRKeRs
-WHEREAS, theRazor rack Greenvday+T,laiftwhich inn} T{om Faytte4lIe all
the way through Bentonviile has beer achieved by the dries of Fay "'Mile,.
Johnson, Spiingdale Lowell, Rogers and;: Bentonville with �orgwnization'al
and financial assistance ,from .the Northwest Arkansas Regional Planning
-Commission and Walton Family Foundation and , ' g
Wt1EREAS, all the cities wish :to place commonly designed mileage, direo.-r
tIonal wayfinding, Informational and interpretive signs albpg₹helength of tt3a
azorbacltGreenway to assist with yserFsafety orientation and information;
and
INIiEREAS, the regionaillyzlelelbpetl design conceptincludes recognition for
g`ovemmeiltal and non-profit ¶ganizahonithat pfpwoe organnniYational and/or
significant financial assistance Co makethe trail sys ama reality, an`d
re
WHEREAS, the City of Fayetteville wishes to'corrtinue a=cohesive coordi-
nated wayfinding sign program as funding becomes available On all it trailsT'or'
citizens and visitors alike, and
WHEREAS an'oodinance a&6ndntent is neededto clearly establish the intent
and perameteis'gf ayfinding, directional and tred sslgr age = t
NOW THEREFOI3E, BE In ORDAINED BY THE Ci�TY COUNCIL OF THE
i ;.CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS �
Section 1: That the City Council for the City of Fayetteville, Ailmnsas hereby
repeals §174.07 Placing Signs Op Public and PHvate Propenyrand enacts
a replacement §174.07 Placing Signs on Public Property, as shown m+ta
attached Exhibit '"Ai
PASSED and APPROVED this 2pd day of June, 2015.
APPROVED' -.:';ATTEST::
Byc. - By '; fr
1tIONELD JORDAN Mayor a (SONDRA E. SMITH Cit Clerk Treasurer
Exhibits for this ordinance may be viewed in'the office of the City -Clerk Treas rer.