Examples for this type of sign are shown on the following pages. These signs will vary from agency to agency. Specific design requirements will be developed through discussions with each managing entity. The office sign coordinator should be responsible for establishing typical designs agreeable to all parties involved. It is recommended that signposts/supports, as shown on the second example of this design type, do not extend above the main face of the sign.

One fundamental requirement applies to all signs of this type. Each sign should have the Bureau of Reclamation designation lettered on the main body of the sign board, including Reclamation's emblem.

An example for this type of sign is shown on the following page. In signing situations where Reclamation is the dominant entity, sign designs should closely follow the guidelines shown for Design Type A,. On the other hand, when another agency has the dominant role in an office, they should be responsible for designing a sign that will adequately identify Reclamation. However, use of Reclamation sign designs should be encouraged.