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� Council � <br /> ' Exhibit C <br /> Sign Descriptions COP� <br /> Lakeview Legacy Park ORONO <br /> Temporary Sign <br /> A temporary sign application for a 3' x 5' sign has already been submitted with a description of the type of <br /> sign, its location and the duration of its use (90 days). One change to the description has been made. <br /> Instead of producing the sign on printed aluminum,the sign will be printed on 16-18 mil heavy vinyl and <br /> stretched across the cedar frame indicated in the application. If necessary the banner will be further <br /> supported by a wood backing sheet.The sign has been discussed with Dave Engelman, owner of the UPS <br /> store in Wayzata, and they will produce the banner. <br /> Park Signs <br /> Given the educational focus, as well as the legacy aspect, signage will be very important to the Lakeview <br /> Legacy Park. Much of the inspiration for the use of signs has come from the University of Minnesota <br /> Landscape A�boretum as well as Noerenberg Memorial Gardens. Signs are also a key feature in the park <br /> plan articulated in Citizen for Lakeview Preservation's 501(c)(3)application and in its fundraising literature. <br /> Signs will fall into the following categories: <br /> 1) Main Park Sign <br /> 2) Interpretive/Educational Signs <br /> 3)Tree and planting signs <br /> 4) Memorial or dedication signs <br /> Main Park Sign <br /> At this point SLC and CLP have not finalized a specific design or construction for the main park sign. <br /> However it is contemplated that it will be similar to the large sign ( approx.8'x 4') approved by Orono for <br /> Noerenberg Gardens Memorial Park and located along Highway 51. The Lakeview Sign will be similarly <br /> placed along North Arm Drive. There will be only one main park sign. <br /> Interpretive/Educational Signs <br /> Considerable thought and inquiry has gone into the plan for interpretive and educational signs. The current <br /> site landscape plan has 7-8 such signs. These signs will all be of one construction aligned with the standards <br /> of the National Park Service: <br /> 2'x 3' phenolic resin high pressure laminate (10 year warranty) <br /> Traditional Style low profile base with 6 in wide aluminum <br /> support posts utilizing 2 in x 4 in aluminum tube with a welded <br /> plate at 30 degrees. <br /> A local vendor, experienced in this type of design, has been consulted and will produce the signs. <br />