Neighborhood Signs Committee Meeting
5 February 2001

The Neighborhood Signs Committee met on February 5th to review sign design.

•  Committee members examined three font choices and voted in favor of Kunstlers (above) , primarily because it seemed more readable from a distance than the other two fonts under consideration.

•  The committee reviewed the dimensions of the large and small signs (above). The committee favors adding the date that Williamsburg nieghborhood was established.

•  The committee felt that the sketch of the governor's house and surrounding landscape should be multi-colored, with a red brick house, gray roof (to simulate slate), and green trees and grass.

•  Committee members felt that the updated sketch provided by County Staff (above) featured too much black and should be revised to afford more opportunity for color.

•  The Committee did not settle on the background color.

The Signs Committee met again on February 15th and again on 21 February to work through the various options.

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