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Design\u003Cbr>[acorngroup.com](acorngroup.com)\u003Cbr>Project Team |\n\nJennifer Rigby, project manager and interpretive planner Tony Ignacio, landscape architect and designer  \nBrad Morrison, Meeting facilitator, Morrison Forbes  \nProject Advisory Team   \nMembers of the Delta community who participated in the community meetings and provided input on this plan  \nDelta Marketing Task Force (Visit CA Delta) Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy  \nDelta Protection Commission  \nDelta Stewardship Council  \nThe development of this report and sign designs was conducted under a contract with the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy and made possible with planning funding from the Delta Stewardship Council.  \nDELTA SIGN PLAN  \nTable of Contents  \nExecutive Summary 1  \nSection I, Introduction 2  \nDescription of current project 2  \nHow to use this plan 3  \nSection II, About The Region 4  \nLocation and regional context 4  \nSense of place in the Delta 5  \nSection III, Existing Conditions 6  \nCurrent opportunities  6  \nCurrent constraints  7  \nExisting Sign Locations 8  \nExisting Sign Examples 9  \nSection IV, Sign Classification and Design Guidelines 10  \nProject purpose, principles, and goals 10  \nSign nomenclature 10  \nAccessibility guidelines 13  \nFont sizes 13  \nSign template: welcome and orientation 14  \nSign template: welcome and orientation comparison 15  \nSign template: wayfinding 16  \nSign template: place marker 17  \nSign template: interpretive panel 18  \nSection V, Style Guide 19  \nSection VI, Evaluation 20  \nRecommendations  20  \nFront-end evaluation 20  \nFormative evaluation 20  \nSummative evaluation 20  \nProposed Welcome Sign Locations 21  \nProposed Sign Locations Composite 22  \nSection VII, Fabrication and Installation 24  \nTips for selecting vendors 24  \nTips for preparing requests for quotes (RFQs)  25  \nSpecifications 25  \nInstallation guidelines 25  \nMaintenance standards 26  \nSection VIII, Appendices 27  \nPublic involvement 27  \nRelated planning efforts 27  \nGuiding statements 28  \nLinks to Delta Sign Plan docs (templates, meeting minutes) 29  \nLists of agencies and agency leads 29  \nDELTA SIGN PLAN  \nExecutive Summary  \nIn 2017, work began on development of a sign plan for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Given the current lack of directional signs, this effort is critical on many fronts. Not only do visitors get lost while traveling in the Delta, but also are often unaware they either entered or left the Delta in the first place. The lack of gateways and wayfinding tools affects the visitor’s experience and likely undermines marketing efforts in the Delta.  \nThe Acorn Group was hired in November 2017 to work with the Delta Marketing Task Force, the Delta community as a whole, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy, and the Delta Protection Commission to develop the Delta Sign Plan. The Delta Stewardship Council provided funding for the project. During several visits to the Delta, the consultant team took stock of existing signs and assessed both opportunities and constraints. The team also studied guiding documents to understand recommendations already in place, and researched the design standards of five Delta counties and state entities.  \nBetween November 2017 and May 2018, community members of the Delta were invited to five meetings to determine sign needs, opportunities, and design preferences. Facilitated by Morrison Forbes, these meetings were open to the public and designed to gather direction on how best to strengthen Delta branding, identify legacy towns and points of entry, and use icons and text to help convey information. The public also provided feedback on the draft plan and sign templates.  \nThe draft sign plan was posted online for public review April-May  \n2018. 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