City of Wagga Wagga - Signage Style Guide by Wagga Wagga City Council

City of Wagga Wagga

SIGNAGE STYLE GUIDE

PURPOSE OF THE STYLE GUIDE

This style guide has been prepared by the City of Wagga Waggaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Marketing and Communications Team to assist in the selection, production and installation of signs in the Wagga Wagga Local Government Area. The guide was created to bring harmony, consistency and ensure quality construction replication. The guide aims to link all signage elements with the City of Wagga Wagga corporate stationary suite by using consistent colours, fonts, logos and materials. A colour coded system helps to break up the large quantities of information and provides a hierarchy to the signage system.

Version control: April 2019

Responsibility for updating the guide, approving non standard signs and resolving sign usage issues lie with; and any queries regarding signs should be directed to: Graphic Designer Ph: 6926 9195 E: media@wagga.nsw.gov.au Wagga Wagga City Council Cnr Baylis & Morrow Streets Wagga Wagga NSW 2650

HOW TO USE THE STYLE GUIDE Step 1: Identify signage type from within this guide Step 2: Gain Manager approval for copy/ content/budget

This style guide provides simple steps for selection, design and production of signs. The guide deals directly with the process of choosing appropriate signs for any situation, site and type.

Step 3: Liaise with Marketing and Communications to confirm sign selection and to ensure artwork is consistent with the Cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s corporate branding Step 4: Marketing and Communications to arrange professional graphic design of sign artwork Step 5: Final approval of sign artwork by Marketing and Communications and Manager Step 6: Production and installation

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PROCEDURE

DISTRIBUTING THE GUIDE Marketing and Communications will maintain and distribute the Style Guide. An electronic version (in PDF form) will be available on the City of Wagga Wagga website. All signage will be designed and installed in compliance with the specifications outlined in the guide. All new signage proposals must be submitted to Marketing and Communications for review and approval.

a) Compare each new sign to ensure the sign maintains a consistent City of Wagga Wagga brand b) Review the proposal for conformity with these signage standards c) Make recommendations regarding non standard signage requests d) Provide final approval so that sign may be completed and installed e) Arrange artwork, manufacture and installation if required

NEW AND EXISTING SIGNAGE All new signage will adhere to this style guide so as not to dilute the new system or provide contradictory information. Missing or damaged signage will also be replaced with signs from this guide.

New construction and renovation projects

Signage shall be included in the scope and budget for new construction and renovation projects including demolition of obsolete signs.

Existing signage

The long term vision is for all existing signage to be removed and replaced. The only exception to this is where an external signage element is an integral aspect of the architecture or has historical significance.

Materials, finishes and fixings

The signage design, and material selection, was carefully chosen to reflect the City’s brand position. High quality materials, finishes and fixtures were selected to ensure longevity and a lasting quality appearance. The signage system requires durable materials and fittings that will; • Minimise vandalism • Be easily installed and removed if need be • Be low in maintenance

Maintenance

City of Wagga Wagga signs must be kept in good condition. A regular inspection program is recommended to check the following; • That the sign has not been vandalised or

removed

• The legibility of the message • The condition of the paintwork, materials and

fixtures are kept at a high standard

Leaving redundant signs undermines the authority of other signage and as such, signage is to be reviewed with respect to other signs and changing circumstances. Signs which have outlived their usefulness should be removed.

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BRANDING AND LOGO USAGE

The signage style guide is consistent with the current City of Wagga Wagga corporate style guide and aims to strengthen the Cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s image. The colour selection is sympathetic to the existing brand colours â&#x20AC;&#x201C; no new colours are to be added to this palette. Our corporate identity is our public face and reflects our values of professionalism, accountability and trust. It is a tangible way of demonstrating the forward-thinking and fresh approach we take to our operations; the pride we have in our community; and the many ways the City provides services to ensure the Wagga Wagga Local Government Area is an exciting place to live, work and invest.

LOGO The correct corporate logo for outdoor signage is the ‘City of Wagga Wagga’ variant. Shown right are the acceptable formats for the logo.

Full colour corporate logo

Mono (black) corporate logo

Mono (white) corporate logo

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BRANDING AND LOGO USAGE

MINIMUM CLEARANCE

LOGO SELECTION Minimum clearance indicated by relative width of the crow icon. All external elements must be kept out of the safe zone. Logo must stand clear on sign at all times.

LOGO PLACEMENT When possible, the logo should sit left and base aligned on a layout for harmonious composition.

Please exercise best judgement when selecting the most suitable logo format.

INCORRECT LOGO USAGE Where the logo is used on signage, there should be strict adherence to the brand guidelines. The City logo must not be modified in any way. Please make sure the “do’s” and “do not’s” are followed to ensure our corporate identity is not distorted or diminished in any way.

Do not crop or cut off any part of the logo either by cropping or by running off the edge of the layout.

Do not use low quality, low resolution files.

Do not obscure the logo by placing objects on top.

Do not change the colours used in the logo.

Do not rotate the logo on an angle.

Do not change the typeface used in the logo.

Do not apply effects to the logo, such as shadows, gradients, bevels, outer glows, etc.

Do not distort the logo by stretching or shearing.

Do not reflect the logo icon or move around the logo elements.

Do not add extra graphics to the logo.

Do not change the layout of the logo elements. There are many old and incorrect versions of the logo still in circulation and should be deleted or updated if found.

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TYPOGRAPHY RULES

CORPORATE TYPEFACES Using the typeface consistently throughout our documents will help reinforce a strong consistent image. It is important not to deviate from the typefaces specified. Helvetica Neue is the primary font and has been selected for its legibility and flexibility. Helevetica Neue is a simple, clean sans-serif font, which is highly effective in communicating information. Different weights within the font family can be used to illustrate a hierarchy of information if required. Arial has been selected as a secondary font if Helvetica cannot be acquired. Professional graphic designers and sign writers should have both fonts in their library.

Text will appear in light colours (white) on a dark background (blue or black) â&#x20AC;&#x201C; internationally established as the most legible approach in an outdoor environment.

Helvetica Neue 45 Light

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz123 Helvetica Neue 55 Roman

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz123 Helvetica Neue 75 Bold

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz123

Arial Regular

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz123 Arial Bold

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz123

While condensed and extended variants exist in the Helvetica family, it is important not to deviate from those outlined in this document.

Walking Track Walking Track

Helvetica Condensed

Walking Track Helvetica Extended

W a l k i n g Tr a c k Do not increase spacing (tracking) between letters.

Walking Track Do not use typefaces that â&#x20AC;&#x153;lookâ&#x20AC;? similar to those specified.

Walking Track

Do not decrease spacing between letters to make text fit into a space.

Walking Track

Do not stretch text out of proportion to fit into a space.

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C O R P O R AT E COLOURS

The City of Wagga Waggaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s corporate colours and blue and black and shades of these colours are also acceptable. You will need to know the PMS properties of these colours when ordering signage. A simple and minimal colour palette is highly effective in reducing clutter and allowing the signs to sit within the environment.

PMS 293 C 100%

Pantone Black C 100%

Black 65%

RGB - Screen R 0 G 61 B 165

RGB - Screen R 0 G 0 B 0

RGB - Screen R 119 G 120 B 123

Web safe RGB 1b449c

Web safe RGB 000000

Web safe RGB 77787B

CMYK - 4 colour printing C 100 M 87 Y 0 K 0

CMYK - 4 colour printing C 0 M 0 Y 0 K 100

CMYK - 4 colour printing C 0 M 0 Y 0 K 65

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ACCESSIBILITY & INCLUSION

Ensuring that our city signage is designed and constructed with consideration for accessibility and inclusion should be an indispensible part of our process. Signs provide useful, informative and often critical, safety-related information to residents and visitors to our city. This information must be accessible to all, regardless of their ability. This is of particular importance in the implementation of wayfinding, interpretive and advisory signage situated at the pedestrian level. Producing accessible and inclusive signs requires: • Taking height into consideration and ensuring that

those of short stature and those using wheelchairs are able to read the sign content.

• Placement of signs is situated with appropriate

clearance to accommodate for users of varying ability and ensuring there are no obstructions in close proximity to the sign, such as bins, benches etc.

• Amending sign copy to maximise legibility and use

of simplified plain English wherever possible to assist those with limited language skills.

• Ensuring text is appropriately sized for legibility and

for viewing at a distance.

• Application of colour aims for high level of contrast

to maximise legibility of coloured text and text placed over coloured backgrounds.

• Use of symbols/icons as outlined in our system

wide graphics (p16) which are interpreted more readily and bridge language barriers.

• Consistent design in use of colour, typography

and layout to establish visual linkage and assist in guiding people on a path.

• In the context of interpretive signage, giving

consideration to signs that are interactive and allow for other sensory experiences in addition to visual/ text information, such as audio recordings and tactile/moveable features.

DISABILITY INCLUSION ACTION PLAN - PROVISIONS FOR ACCESSIBILE SIGNAGE The below items outline the requirements that Wagga Wagga City Council has specified with regards to our signage in our Disability Inclusion Action Plan (DIAP) 2017-2021.

Project owner must review language used in their signage to ensure it is inclusive and focuses on accessibility, ability and inclusion, and reflects best practice for inclusive sign design. Project owner must ensure that new signage installed includes provisions for accessibility and where appropriate, Braille is included in high usage pedestrian areas.

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SYSTEM WIDE GRAPHICS

The following set of international symbols is to be used throughout the City of Wagga Wagga to provide unambiguous and universally recognisable pictorial information. These pictograms form a consistent, easily understood group of symbols which bridge language barriers and simplify basic messages.

Arrows

Facilities symbols

Restricted activties symbols

Warning symbols

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FIND YOUR SIGN

Site Identification. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Large site identification. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Shared path identification.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Car park identification. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Wayfinding Signage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Site wayfinding. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Car park wayfinding. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Pedestrian wayfinding.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Pathway marker.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Interpretive Signage.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Temporary Signage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

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S I T E I D E N T I F I C AT I O N

Signage type

Location Description

Large Site Identification Floor mounted monolith sign

A large park, oval or reserve that is frequently used by both locals and visitors to the Wagga Wagga area. These sites will benefit from informative entry point signs containing maps and park facilities (toilets, BBQ areas, play areas etc). To be placed at the site entrance, in a prominent, highly visible location. Orientation should be perpendicular to traffic flow.

Purpose

Sign message to include site name at top. Sites with significant ties or connections to the community may have a brief outline - no more than 100 words, no other type of content should be included, such as graphs, tables, photos/images, etc. Base of the sign may display icons which symbolise facilities available at the park or oval. Base of the sign may display icons which symbolise regulatory information.

Material specfications

• 3mm Aluminium composite material (ACM) panels • Graphics: Applied vinyl • 2 pac anti-graffiti coating • Powdercoated or painted black steel frame • Steel frame 100mm x 50mm

Recommended size

Sign face: 1.2m x 2.4m (preferred) or 0.9m x 1.8m.

3 metres 1.2m

Corporate logo always at top of sign on white.

2 metres

Site name very large and prominent, white reversed on dark blue.

Willans Hill Park Reserve This reserve was proclaimed in 1887, named after William Willans who owned an 80-acre farm on the north-western side. The area was originally used for firewood collection, grazing and gold mining, but gravel and rock were also extracted for the development of Wagga Wagga. Since the 1950s, Willans Hill Reserve has been revitalised with trees replanted from 1951-57, and walking tracks and picnic areas developed in 1958. The lookouts were developed in 1960 in association with the sealing of Captain Cook Drive and contour banks were constructed in the 1960s. Willans Hill is regularly used by the community for walking, running and mountain biking.

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2.4m Brief description of site, significance to the community, history and cultural ties.

Isometric view

1 metre Icons to indicate facilities available for use at site, prohibited activities and health/ safety warnings.

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Signage type

Shared Path Identification

Location Description

A pathway often used by the community for walking and cycling, typically in a scenic location.

Purpose

Floor mounted monolith sign

To be placed in highly visible location with high pedestrian traffic, approximate starting points or popular gathering points. Sign message to include City of Wagga Wagga corporate logo; standard icons to indicate purpose of pathway and; name of location.

Material specfications

• 3mm Aluminium composite material (ACM) panels • Graphics: Applied vinyl • 2 pac anti-graffiti coating • Powdercoated or painted black steel frame • Steel frame 60mm x 30mm

Recommended size

Sign face: 0.3m x 1.2m

Lake Albert

Shared walkway

3 metres

2 metres

Isometric view

0.3m Corporate logo always at top of sign on white.

Shared walkway

1.2m

Lake Albert

1 metre

Icons to indicate shared path use. Site name and description.

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Signage type

Carpark Identification

Location Description

An off street carpark owned and patrolled by the City of Wagga Wagga.

Floor mounted monolith sign/elevated pylon sign

To be placed at all carpark entrance points, in a prominent, highly visible location. Orientation should be perpendicular(?) to traffic flow. Purpose

Material specfications

v Recommended size

Sign message to include City of Wagga Wagga corporate logo; carpark time limit as indicated by hours in the style of 1P, 2P or 3P; name of carpark and; number of car spaces and spaces for disabled access. • 3mm Aluminium composite material (ACM) panels • Graphics: Applied vinyl • 2 pac anti-graffiti coating • Powdercoated or painted black steel frame • Steel frame 60mm x 30mm

Sign face: 0.5m x 2m. Note: Signage for car parks is required by law to be a certain size, drivers need to be given reasonable warning regarding the parking time limit to allow avoidance of infringement notices.

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Corporate logo always at top of sign on white.

Isometric view Prominent indication of car park time limit at driver eye level.

Site name and description. Secondary information on car spaces available.

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W AY F I N D I N G S I G N A G E

Directional signage is fairly self-explanatory however it is important these signs are the right size, are in good condition and have a consistent message. Directional signs must be large enough to read while in motion, if you can’t process the information at first glance, most won’t return for a second look. It is important for someone to review your plan of directional sign locations from an outside point of view, as it is easy for locals to assume visitors will make the same directional choices. The City of Wagga Wagga uses standard on-street parking signs for people who seek quick convenient parking in the City. For those seeing longer parking periods such as 2hr or all day parking, there are long-term bays spread out across the CBD. It is important these signs are clear and concise so the driver can find the relevant time for the period they wish to park.

Signage type

Location Description

Purpose

Site Wayfinding Elevated pylon sign

Street location in close proximity to site.

To be placed in highly visible location, indicating direction to site. Orientation should be perpendicular to traffic flow. Elevated to increase visibility from a distance. Sign message to include City of Wagga Wagga corporate logo; name of site; arrow pointing in direction of next turn to site.

Material specfications

• 3mm Aluminium composite material (ACM) panels • Graphics: Applied vinyl • 2 pac anti-graffiti coating • Powdercoated or painted black steel frame • Steel frame 60mm x 30mm • Column: TBC

Recommended size

Sign face: 0.5m x 0.9m

3 metres

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0.5m Corporate logo always at top of sign on white.

0.9m

2 metres

Wiradjuri Reserve

Site name, white reversed on dark blue. Prominent indication of site direction.

City Centre

Icons to indicate facilities available for use at site

Isometric view

1 metre

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Signage type

Location Description

Purpose

Carpark Wayfinding Elevated pylon sign

Street location in close proximity to public car park.

To be placed in highly visible location, indicating direction to car park. Orientation should be perpendicular to traffic flow. Elevated to increase visibility from a distance. Sign message to include City of Wagga Wagga corporate logo; carpark time limit as indicated by hours in the style of 2P or 3P; name of carpark.

Material specfications

• 3mm Aluminium composite material (ACM) panels • Graphics: Applied vinyl • 2 pac anti-graffiti coating • Powdercoated or painted black steel frame • Steel frame 60mm x 30mm • Column: TBC

Recommended size

Sign face: 0.4m x 0.9m

3 metres

0.4m

0.9m

2 metres

Morgan Street Car Park

Corporate logo always at top of sign on white.

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Prominent indication of car park direction. Site name and description.

Isometric view

1 metre

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Signage type

Carpark Wayfinding

Small floor mounted monolith sign

Location Description

In close proximity to a carpark owned and patrolled by the City of Wagga Wagga. Ideal for placement to assist driver navigation within a large park or reserve.

Purpose

To be placed in highly visible location, indicating direction to car park, in close proximity to car park to allow for clear and easy wayfinidng/navigaiton. Orientation should be perpendicular to traffic flow.

Material specfications

• 3mm Aluminium composite material (ACM) panels • Graphics: Applied vinyl • 2 pac anti-graffiti coating • Powdercoated or painted black steel frame • Steel frame 60mm x 30mm

Recommended size

Sign face: 0.3m x 1m

3 metres

2 metres

Isometric view

0.3m

1 metre

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Signage type

Pedestrian Directional Sign

Location Description

Locations with high pedestrian traffic and reasonable proximity to a number of key City locations.

Purpose

Floor mounted monolith sign

To be placed in prominent locations along the walkway, approximate starting points or popular gathering points. Sign message to include City of Wagga Wagga corporate logo; standard icons to indicate purpose of pathway; name of location.

Material specfications

• 3mm Aluminium composite material (ACM) panels • Graphics: Applied vinyl • 2 pac anti-graffiti coating • Powdercoated or painted black steel frame • Steel frame 60mm x 30mm

Recommended size

Sign face: 0.4m x 1.2m

3 metres

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2 metres

Isometric view

0.4m Corporate logo always at top of sign on white. 1 metre Visitor Information Centre Civic Centre

1.2m

• Wagga Wagga Art Gallery and National Art Glass Gallery • Library • Museum of the Riverina

Name of project and location

• Civic Theatre

Wagga Beach Wiradjuri Walking Track

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Signage type

Pathway Marker

Location Description

Locations with high pedestrian traffic, where helpful navigation to facilities would be beneficial, such as a large park or reserve.

Purpose

Floor mounted monolith sign

To be placed in prominent location to provide helpful on-foot navigation to facilities available on the site, while not being too dominant in size to detract from surrounds. Sign message to include icons to indicate facilities available; direction of facilities. Icons displayed should be minimal, not excessive, no more than five (5) icons.

Material specfications

• 3mm Aluminium composite material (ACM) panels • Graphics: Applied vinyl • 2 pac anti-graffiti coating • Powdercoated or painted black steel frame • Steel frame 200mm x 200mm

Recommended size

Sign face: 0.2m x 1.2m

3 metres

2 metres

0.2m

Isometric view

0.2m

1 metre

1.2m

1.5m

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INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE

Most interpretive signs are custom designed by the City’s graphic designer and match an existing brief with an overall theme and message that relate to one another. Interpretive signs are used to orient and provide information for people on foot. Most signs carry written and pictorial information, which relates directly to what the visitor is seeing or experiencing. Due to the many purposes and designs which may be used on interpretive signs, this manual is not prescriptive on their design other than the placement of the City of Wagga Wagga logo on the signage it its correct form.

Signage type

Location Description

Interpretive Signage Floor mounted sign

Locations with local and historic significance.

To provide factual information about the site to visitors, including history, cultural ties, technical information and data, diagrams, maps and navigation, instructions and warnings and so on. Purpose

Information should be presented in a format that is clear, concise and easy to understand and interpret. Information on sign should not be excessive. It is recommended that copy is checked and approved by Marketing and Communications to ensure that it meets the above criteria. Low, accessible structure for people on foot, no higher than 2m. To maintain a level of consistency among newly designed interpretive signage, please limit structures to below variations:

Material specfications

• angled steel structure (3mm corten or other) with information

printed on ACM panel and affixed to top section, or • floor mounted monolith sign. All interpretive signage must include the below: • 2 pac anti-graffiti coating • Powdercoated or painted black steel frame

3 metres

2 metres

Lake Albert Site & Boating Safety Information LAKE OPEN

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HEALTH WARNING

OPEN FOR USE:

Exposure to water containing high levels of bacteria or blue green algae may result in gastrointestinal complaints, skin and eye irritations. Boiling of water does not remove toxins. Fish may be unsafe to eat due to bioaccumulation of toxins.

OPEN FOR USE:

ADVISE AGAINST USE OF LAKE DUE TO WATER QUALITY

YOU’RE THE SKIPPER YOU’RE RESPONSIBLE!

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Lake Albert Site & Boating Safety Information LAKE OPEN

O’Halloran Park

Albert

Drive Lakeside

Lake

Country Club

OPEN FOR USE:

DUE TO EVENT

Road

ADVISE AGAINST USE OF LAKE DUE TO WATER QUALITY

YOU’RE THE SKIPPER

YOU’RE RESPONSIBLE!

Ray Beddoe Park

Apex Park

Eastla

Drive

1 metre

HEALTH WARNING

OPEN FOR USE:

LAKE CLOSED

Marshalls Creek

Country Club

Bosley Memorial Park

Boat Club

Apex Park Bosley Memorial Park

Boat Club

Stringy Bark Creek

Look out for pedestrians

Lakehaven Drive

Boat ramp

Shallow water

Submerged trees

Submerged rocks

Look out for pedestrians

Crooked Creek

WEAR A LIFEJACKET

TAKE CARE

BE PROP AWARE

GO EASY ON THE DRINK

KEEP SAFE STAY RIGHT

KEEP A PROPER

LOOKOUT

KNOW BEFORE

YOU TOW

Stringy Bark Creek

Lakehaven Drive

Boat ramp

Shallow water

Submerged trees

Submerged rocks

Crooked Creek

For more information on safe boating visit rms.nsw.gov.au/maritime or call 13 12 36. For further information contact City of Wagga Wagga 1300 292 442 | www.wagga.nsw.gov.au

IT NEVER RUINED A DAY ON THE WATER

CHECK ALL CLEAR BEFORE RUNNING ENGINES

DON’T GO OVERBOARD WITH ALCOHOL. STAY UNDER 0.05

ESPECIALLY IN NARROW CHANNELS AND BENDS

WATCH AND LISTEN FOR OTHER BOATS AND HAZARDS

WEAR A LIFEJACKET

LEARN THE RULES RULES FORLEARN SAFERTHE TOW SPORTS

FOR SAFER TOW SPORTS

TAKE CARE

GO EASY ON THE DRINK

KEEP SAFE STAY RIGHT

KEEP A PROPER

CHECK ALL CLEAR BEFORE RUNNING ENGINES

DON’T GO OVERBOARD WITH ALCOHOL. STAY UNDER 0.05

ESPECIALLY IN NARROW CHANNELS AND BENDS

WATCH AND LISTEN FOR OTHER BOATS AND HAZARDS

BE PROP AWARE

LOOKOUT

KNOW BEFORE

YOU TOW

For more information on safe boating visit rms.nsw.gov.au/maritime or call 13 12 36. For further information contact City of Wagga Wagga 1300 292 442 | www.wagga.nsw.gov.au

IT NEVER RUINED A DAY ON THE WATER

LEARN THE RULES RULES FORLEARN SAFERTHE TOW SPORTS

FOR SAFER TOW SPORTS

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INTERPRETIVE SIGNAGE

Every year there are sites in the LGA that undergo works and upgrades, and often these projects receive funding from third parties, such as local businesses, stakeholders, and state and federal government. Providing a visible recognition of this partnership is often part of the contractual agreement. Use of third-party logos will be subject to further placement requirements, please contact stakeholder.

Signage type

Recognition signs

Location Description

Sites that have experienced improvements/upgrades through projects with joint funding.

Purpose

To provide recognition of funding partnerships.

Material specfications

Recommended size

Floor mounted monolith sign

As these signs are providing information regarding funding partnerships for a particular upgrade project – potentially one of many over the course of the site’s existence – the nature of this signage is short term rather than permanent. Therefore construction should allow for removal after a five (5) year period, unless otherwise specified. • 3mm Aluminium composite material (ACM) panels • Graphics: Applied vinyl • 2 pac anti-graffiti coating • Powdercoated or painted black steel frame • Steel frame 60mm x 30mm

Sign face: 0.4m x 1.2m

3 metres

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2 metres

Isometric view

1 metre Apex Park boat ramp This boat ramp, lake foreshore stabilisation and car park facility was upgraded under the NSW Boating Now program. This initiative provides infrastructure for the benefit of the community using funds from boating fees. The project was jointly funded by Transport for NSW and Wagga Wagga City Council.

CITY OF WAGGA WAGGA CITY SIGNAGE STYLE GUIDE

TEMPORARY SIGNAGE A temporary sign is often used to change or inform visitors of an upcoming or existing project. The length of text needs to be carefully considered to ensure a clear message is expressed. It is important to remember that this is not a flyer or promotional poster. Keep the message clear, simple and uncluttered. Where appropriate, include dates to inform visitors and residents about the duration and relevance of the sign. Temporary signs are designed to be removed after the project is completed. Please ensure there is a removal date in the project plan as old messages can be confusing and look very unprofessional.

Signage type

Temporary Project Sign

Location Description

Locations with high pedestrian traffic and reasonable proximity to key City locations.

Purpose

Material specfications

Recommended size

Wall mounted temporary sign

To be placed in prominent location to provide information on the project currently taking place and funding bodies/partnerships involved. Production materials specified allow for low cost temporary signage. Sign message to include City of Wagga Wagga corporate logo; other corporate logos of associated funding bodies; name of location and project; brief information about works taking place and approximate timeline; concept artwork of upgrade. â&#x20AC;˘ 5mm corflute affixed to temporary fences or â&#x20AC;˘ 5mm corflute affixed to star poles to create temporary freestanding

sign.

Sign face: A1 to A2

3 metres

2 metres

Corporate logo always at top of sign on white.

Example Park Upgrade

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Wagga Wagga City Council - Visitors Centre

Moduplay Group Pty Ltd 17-19 Waverley Drive, Unanderra NSW 2526 Ph: 02 4272 1644 email@moduplay.com.au www.moduplay.com.au

Due to ongoing product improvement and Australian Standards requirements Moduplay reserves the right to change any products as required. Drawings are supplied in good faith and product supplied may differ in construction detail from drawings. Colour matches are restricted by printing processes available. Moduplay equipment is designed to comply with AS 4685 1-6: 2004, AS/NZS 4422: 1996, AS/NZS 4486.1:1997.

1 metre

A1 size

Wagga Wagga City Council - Visitors Centre

Moduplay Group Pty Ltd 17-19 Waverley Drive, Unanderra NSW 2526 Ph: 02 4272 1644 email@moduplay.com.au www.moduplay.com.au

A2 size

Name of project and location

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Wagga Wagga City Council - Visitors Centre

Moduplay Group Pty Ltd 17-19 Waverley Drive, Unanderra NSW 2526 Ph: 02 4272 1644 email@moduplay.com.au www.moduplay.com.au

Information about upgrade and concept artwork Corporate logos for affiliated funding bodies.

CITY OF WAGGA WAGGA CITY SIGNAGE STYLE GUIDE

Don’t forget… Don’t waste money on poor signage. Do it right the first time. Think the way visitors think and look at the town from their perspective.