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Meeting April 30,2003 <br />I:00 p.m. <br />Present: Councilmember Tom Kough, Carol Kriegler, Dino LaBaido, James Moses, Ron <br />Ness, Sid Ryals, Neal Beets, Carolyn Curti <br />Mayor Kysylyczyn arrived shortly before the meeting ended. <br />Tom explained that the City Council discussed this issue briefly at their April 28 meeting. <br />He said that it was okay to have signs with civic organizations but not businesses. <br />Currently we are planning for the Kiwanas, Lions, VFW, American Legion and Roseville <br />Visitors Association to financially support the signs and to have logos on the signs. <br />These signs will be placed around the City and not near City Hall. The architects will <br />recommend signs for near City Hall. <br />Carol Kriegler tall{ed about the best type of signs. Wood signs are high maintenance. <br />She showed two types processes using silk screening on aluminum. Both of those are <br />relatively low cost and have some benefits to prevent vandals from ruining the signs. <br />Participants discussed whether to sill{ screen the logos or if it would be better to purchase <br />logos and attach. They also discussed the size of logos and how visible they would be <br />from the street. They also talked about what colors to use and whether the groups require <br />that we use specific colors or if there is some flexibility in that. <br />Participants briefly discussed where they want to place signs. <br />Although Carol did not want to give a specific quote she guessed that aluminum signs <br />wouldn't cost more than $800 each for signs that are 2 feet by 4 feet. Public Works <br />would install the signs. Tom discussed the possibility of each group contributing a <br />minimum of $500 so that we could purchase at least 4 signs. Tom intends to solicit <br />money from community members so that we could purchase several more signs. <br />Carol will bring an estimate for four 2' x 4' signs to the next meeting. She will find <br />samples of the logos that can be silk screened and laminated into the signs. <br />Carolyn will check with Duane about what size signs may be placed along county roads. <br />Next meeting is May 21 at �;Q� p.m. <br />PS —when I checked with Duane about sign size, he said it depends upon location, traffic <br />flow, speed, other. He recommends t�at we select locations and sizes ASAP and then he <br />can work with the State to get approval. <br />
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