Sign guidelines: for planning, designing, fabricating, procuring, installing, and maintaining signs for outdoor public use areas

U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, 2006 - Government publications - 109 pages

Introduction	1

Scope	9

Table of Contentscontinued	12

Hiking andor Horse Trails	18

Waterway Markers	19

Interpretive Signs	21

Interpretive Signs in Relation to Other Media	22

Planning	23

R Sign Materials	60

HighDensity Overlay HDO Plywood	61

Carsonite	62

Fiberglass Embedment	63

Specific Design Guidelines	65

B Design Type A2 Identification Signs	68

Design Type A3 Identification Sign	71

Design Type B1 and B2 Identification Sign	73

Example	24

Visitor Profile and Marketing Research	25

Text	26

Graphics	27

E Construction Materials	28

Masonite Silk Screen	29

Rigid Vinyl	30

Probable locations may be	31

G Special Considerations	32

Bilingual Signing	33

Table of Contentscontinued Page	44

P Rules for Capitalization	54

Q Spacing Guide	55

Vertical Spacing	56

Horizontal Spacing	58

E Design Type C1 Recreation Component Sign	76

F Design Type D1 InformationBulletin Board Sign	78

G Design Type E1 InformationInstructional Sign	80

H Design Type F1 Directional signs	82

Design Type G RegulatoryWarningSecurity Signs	84

J Design Type H Miscellaneous Signs	92

Procurement	95

Sign Funding and Inventory	97

Design	98

Date Condition Determined	99

G Planning Period	100

Sign Maintenance	101

Maintenance Performance	103

Volunteers	107

References	109

Title	Sign guidelines: for planning, designing, fabricating, procuring, installing, and maintaining signs for outdoor public use areas
Author	United States. Bureau of Reclamation
Publisher	U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, 2006
Original from	University of Minnesota
Digitized	11 Jun 2009
Length	109 pages

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