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Resolution 6814 with exhibits
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1/21/2015
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Section D: Environmental Design <br /> Interpretation—Like monuments, interpretive markers can demarcate a site of historic or natural <br /> significance. Unlike monuments, interpretation builds a thematic topic and narrative to uncover <br /> the site's natural or cultural attributes. Interpretation should be used sparingly at Waterfront <br /> Place Central and integrated into walls and railings so as to not impede views. <br /> *14101. <br /> 1, <br /> • a� <br /> 4111 <br /> t J! <br /> A k <br /> i € <br /> Figure 10 Example of Modern Interpretive Art Tells the Story of Native Americans <br /> Commercial Signage Guidelines <br /> Signage is another important element in place making. Well-designed and interesting signs will <br /> establish a distinct and memorable identity for Waterfront Place Central. The overriding concept <br /> is to achieve uniqueness within the individual businesses while at the same time create a <br /> cohesive district identity what is harmonious with the overall character of Waterfront Place <br /> Central. The Port of Everett provides way finding signs and regulatory signs that are approved <br /> through a sign plan by the City of Everett, conforming to all applicable laws and separate from <br /> commercial signs. <br /> Designed signage is encouraged to be informative yet, creative and unique in both its design and <br /> use. They should be artistic, graphic, expressive, and individualized, and yet tie into the project <br /> themes and district identity that will be part of Waterfront Place Central. Signage will be <br /> integrated with architecture and will be part of the overall design approach of the district's place <br /> making rather than being seen as a separate design statement. <br /> Sign Design Program and Review <br /> The design of buildings and sites shall identify locations, sizes, and conceptual character for <br /> future signs through a 'sign design program'. The sign design program (or sign program) is <br /> required to ensure signs fit with the architectural character, proportions, and details of the <br /> building in concert with the district and community identity of Waterfront Place Central. As <br /> tenants or owners install signs, it is expected that such signs shall be in conformance with the <br /> approved sign program. <br /> Development teams are required to review and meet the intent of these design guidelines through <br /> the sign design program. The sign design program will use text, scaled drawings or graphics, <br /> and examples to identify locations, sizes, and conceptual character for future signs. <br /> 2014 Waterfront Place Central Supplemental Design Guidelines -30- <br />
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