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F�P,16IT A, Pts. NO. 01- . is Civic Campus Comprehensive Sign Plan (Amended and re -drafted on 8/25/2009) The City of New Brighton operates several building that carry out many local government functions. Administrative activities, including Council chambers are located at 803 Old Highway 8 NW; recreational and educational services are centered at the building located at 400 10th Street NW; and finally, all public safety related services are centered at 785 Old Highway 8 NW. These three sites exist in the downtown area of the Old Highway 8 corridor, which is considered a renewal area. By their very nature, the functions of the three buildings have city-wide effect. Consequently, it is important that appropriate signage for the three sites guide residents and others utilizing City services. Furthermore, it is important that all Civic signs are cohesive and of a high quality. The City Council may, by Special Use Permit, establish special regulations for signs that are either more restrictive or less restrictive than those provided by the Zoning Code. The general purposes of sound identification, reduction of clutter, and aesthetic enhancement shall be the controlling standard. A Comprehensive Sign Plan, when approved by the City Council, shall constitute the permitted signs for that area and any future change to the plan shall be submitted under the Special Use Permit procedure and when adopted shall become a part of that plan. Civic Campus Sign Plan Objectives: • Introduce pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists to major Civic buildings in downtown New Brighton • Identify building entrances • Identify major activities in the buildings • Create an overall image and identity for the Civic Campus Sign Regulations The following pages outline what signs are permitted as part of this plan, categorized by site. Family Service Center (400 10" ST NW) City Hall (803 Old Highway 8 NW) Public Safety Center (785 Old Highway 8 NW) 0