4.3 Tier One: Vehicular Wayfi nding Signage;Guiding Vehicles and Bicycles to the Trail System Within 1 Mile Radius

Our research identifi ed a gap in the wayfi nding signage for the HWPGTS. Currently, there is limited vehicular/on-street bicycle wayfi nding signage that guides potential trail users to the greenway trail system. The goal for this tier of wayfi nding signage is to guide the trail users that arrive to the greenway trail system via arterial and local streets to the trailheads and other points of access to the greenway trail system. Two types of signage are included within this tier; vehicular wayfi nding signage and trailhead monument signage.

Vehicular Wayfi nding Signage

Wayfi nding signage at street intersections includes the brandmark, branding color, greenway trail system name and an arrow indicatingdirection to the greenway trailhead.This wayfi nding signage is to belocated at key street intersectionswithin a one mile radius of eachgreenway trailhead.

The vehicular wayfi nding signage is to be placed 200 feet prior to the intersection on arterial streets and 150 feet prior to the intersection on local streets. This measurement is from the face of the intersecting curb, or if there are existing street signs, from the last existing street sign behind the intersecting curb. If there are existing TxDOT street signs, this distance is to be 250 feet. See Appendixes C through F for site specifi c wayfi nding signage locations within the HWPGTS.

The use of this signage in TxDOT highway right-of-ways is prohibited due to a statewide signage policy. However, with coordination, TxDOT will allow these signs to be located in secondary TxDOT highway right-of-ways.

and an arrow indicatingdirection to the greenway trailhead.This wayfi nding signage is to belocated at key street intersectionswithin a one mile radius of eachgreenway trailhead.

Image 1: An example of on-street vehicular wayfi nding signage.

Image 3: Vehicular wayfi nding signage placement at street intersection with existing signs.

Image 2: Vehicular wayfi nding signage placement at street intersection.

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Section 5GRAPHIC STANDARDS5.1 Color and Material Palettes5.2 Typography5.3 Symbol and Code5.4 Vehicular Wayfi nding Signage5.5 Trailhead Monument Signage5.6 Wayfi nding Map Signage5.7 Trail Rules, Trail Etiquette and Interpretive Signage5.8 Wayfi nding Markers5.9 Mile/Warning Markers5.10 Street Identifi cation Signage5.11 Miscellaneous Direction Signage5.12 Technical Recommendations

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5.1 Color and MaterialPalettesThe use of a consistent color and material palette for all signage within the greenway trail system creates a rec-ognizable system.

The color and material palettes on the following pages are to be used for specifi c signage throughout the gre-enway trail system as described. Additional colors are to be used only as necessary.

The fabricator is required to submit image proofs includ-ing color and material samples, for approval prior to fab-rication of the signage.

It is important that the signage meets all ADA require-ments, including, but not limited to, character propor-tions, character height, stroke thickness, character spacing, line spacing, installation height, location, fi nish, contrast, case and style.

Pantone Matching System (PMS) is an industry standard for color matching. The colors provided within the follow-ing pages utilize PMS with the exception of the aluminum signage, which is per the Texas Department of Transpor-tation (TxDOT) color standards.

Color Palette 1 - Primary Palette

The colors shown on this page are the most commonly used colors within the wayfi nding signage. These colors are used to create the brandmark and used throughout the Tier Three signage.

Pantone 4625C

Pantone 142C

Pantone 2263C

Pantone 188C

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C1 Yellow Orange, Pantone 142C

Brown, Pantone 4625C

White, Pantone White

C2

C3

Color ID, Name, Pantone Color

Park Green, Pantone 2263C

Black, Pantone Black

Red, Pantone 485C

Corazon, Pantone 188C

C4

C5

C6

C7

Olive Green, Pantone 5777C(Map Park and Greenway)

Light Olive, Pantone 615C(Map Background)

C8

C9

Pear Green, Pantone 2263C(Map Sports Field)

Green Yellow, Pantone 393C(Map School Area)

Cantalope, Pantone 714C(Map Historical Site)

Arctic Blue, Pantone 305C(Map Water)

C10

C11

C12

C13

Pebble, Pantone 424C(Map Road)

C14

Color Palette 2 - Graphic Signage

The colors shown on this page are colors used for graphic signage, in which production of the signage is through iZone Imaging or similar process. This color palette will be utilized for the design of the Tier 1 vehicular wayfi nding signage and trailhead monument signage, Tier 2 wayfi nding maps, trail rules, trail etiquette and interpretive signs and Tier 3 wayfi nding markers and mile/warning markers. Additional colors beyond these listed are to be limited and only used if necessary. Wayfi nding signage utilizing these colors are manufactured by iZone Imaging or an approved equal, with an Exterior Matte fi nish.

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Color Palette 3 - Refl ective Signage

The colors shown in this palette are colors used for Tier 3 street identifi cation signage and miscellaneous direction signage. These colors are refl ective colors that are used on aluminum signage as per TxDOT specifi cations. The colors shown are to match the colors in the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffi c Control Devices (TMUTCD).

Color ID, Name

Refl ective Red(To match standard TMUTCD red)

R1

Refl ective Yellow(To match standard TMUTCD yellow)

R2

Refl ective Green(To match standard TMUTCD green)

R3

Refl ective Blue(To match standard TMUTCD blue)

R4

Refl ective Orange(To match standard TMUTCD orange)

R5

Refl ective White(To match standard TMUTCD white)

R6

Refl ective Black(To match standard TMUTCD black)

R7

Color Palette 4 - Powder Coated Signage

The colors shown in this palette are colors used for Tier 1 trailhead monument signage, primarily for the Leon Creek Greenway system. These colors are for powder coating application.

Color ID, Name, Pantone Color

Plate White, Pantone WhiteP1

Plate Brown, Pantone 4625CP2

Plate Grey, Pantone 8CP3

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Material Palette

The materials shown are the materials that are to be used to fabricate the various signage. Prior to fabrication, materials and samples of the materials are to be provided for approval.

Material ID, Material

Graphic Signage Panel(iZone Imaging product with matte exterior fi nish or approved equal, www.izoneimag-ing.com)

M1

Galvanized Steel(Size per details, hot dipped galvanized steel)

M2

Aluminum Sign Panel(Minimum 1/8” thickness, refl ective paint per standard TMUTCD colors, colors per its use)

M3

Aluminum Sign Post(SignComp product or approved equal, www.signcomp.com, no prior surface preparation, surface scratches, die lines or imperfections present, not ready for paint)

M4

Aluminum Plate(Minimum 1/4” thickness, powder coated, colors per its use)

M5

Bronze Plaque(3/8” thickness, custom cast bronze)

M6

Directional Arrow

The directional arrow, as shown to the right, is to be used throughout the greenway trails Tier 3 wayfi nding markers and mile/warning markers. For consistency, the directional arrow order shown below, is to be used when providing direction to multiple locations in multiple directions. Destinations ahead (up arrow) fi rst and destinations behind (down arrow) last. Directions provided are to be coordinated with the Owner.

Image 1: Arrow ratio, utilize this graphic to create directional arrows.

Image 2: Directional arrow order. Destinations ahead (up arrow) on the trail are to be identifi ed fi rst and destinations behind (down arrow) or going away from on the trail are to be identifi ed last. Destinations to the right or left are to be identifi ed after the destinations ahead and before the destinations behind.

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Rage Italic

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Za b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0Tahoma Bold

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Za b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0Arial Narrow

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Za b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0Arial

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Za b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0Highway Gothic

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5.2 TypographyThe following pages provide a reference for the type-faces to use throughout the HWPGTS wayfi nding sig-nage. The typefaces are to be used for the signage as described, without variation.

Typeface Palette

Times New Roman

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Za b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

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Typeface Uses

The following provides a reference for the typefaces to use throughout the HWPGTS wayfi nding signage. Typefaces are to be used as described without variation.

Brandmark Typefaces

• The brandmark tagline option of the trail name or cities/towns typeface is to be Tahoma Bold with a vertical scale of 85%, shadow and stroke.

• The brandmark tagline option of “Explore the Fun,” or similar, typeface is to be Rage Italic.

Wayfi nding Typefaces

• Tier 1 vehicular wayfi nding signage typeface is to be Arial/Arial Narrow. The text height is to be as shown in the details of this Section.

• Tier 1 trailhead monument signage typeface and text height is to be as shown in the details of this Section.

• Tier 2 wayfi nding map signage, trail rules signage, trail etiquette signage and interpretive signage typeface is to include Tahoma Bold, Arial/Arial Narrow, and Rage Italics. Tahoma bold is used for the trail name, Arial/Arial Narrow is used for the narrative/body of the signage and rage italics is to be used for the signage title. The location and text heights are shown in the details of this Section. The minimum text height used is to be 1/4” uppercase letter.

• Tier 3 wayfi nding marker signage and mile/warning marker signage typeface is to be Arial. All text is to be upper case with text height as shown in the details of this Section.

• Tier 3 street identifi cation aluminum signage and miscellaneous directional aluminum signage typeface is to be Highway Gothic.

5.3 Symbol and CodePictographs

Pictographs are to be utilized throughout the wayfi nding signage. The wayfi nding signage that will most frequently utilize the pictographs are the wayfi nding maps, wayfi nding markers and mile/warning markers. Below are the most common pictographs to be use. These pictographs are to be used as shown without variation.

Restroom Drinking Fountain

Flood Exit Overhead Structure

Seating Area

Wayfi nding Signage

Neighborhood Connection

Low Water Crossing

Fishing Pier Pedestrian Crossing

Share the Trail Dismount and Walk Bike

Bus Stop* Parking Lot Hospital Church

Park Designated Historic Site

Library Community Center

School or University

Public Art

Trailhead Trail Node Neighborhood Connection

* Use the most current VIA logo

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911 Locator

Parks and Recreation staff completed a project with the City’s Information Technology Services Department (ITSD) to incorporate the greenway trail system mile and quarter mile numbering, the 911 locators, into the 911 dispatch system.

The 911 locators provide critical information for the trail users to us in emergency situations. This information al-lows the emergency responders to locate the trail users within the HWPGTS. The 911 locators are to be used with the wayfi nding markers and mile/warning markers and coordinated with City for location within the green-way trail system.

The list provided on the right provides the two letter ab-breviation code to be used for each section of the HWP-GTS. These are to be used as shown without variation.

Leon Creek Trail North

Leon Creek Trail South

LN

LS

Greenway TrailCode

Salado Creek Trail North

Salado Creek Trail South

SN

SS

Olmos Basin Trail

Medina River Trail

OB

MR

Huebner Creek Trail

Alazan Creek Trail

HR

AL

Martinez Creek TrailMC

Apache Creek Trail

San Pedro Creek Trail

AP

SP

Huesta Creek Trail

Culebra Creek Trail

HA

CC

Zarzamora Creek TrailZC

Beitel Creek Trail

French Creek Trail

BC

FC

Maverick Creek Trail

Lorence Creek Trail

MV

LO

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Th ese drawings are meant for DESIGN INTENT ONLY and are not for construction. Th e Contractor shall verify and be responsible for all dimensions and conditions of the job. Th e Contractor shall be familiar with the existing site and conditions. Th e Owner or Owner’s Representative must be notifi ed of any varia-tions from the dimensions and conditions shown in these drawings. Shop drawings and details must be submitted to the Owner or Owner’s Representative for approval prior to proceeding with fabrication.

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5.4 Vehicular Wayfi nding Signage

Th ese drawings are meant for DESIGN INTENT ONLY and are not for construction. Th e Contractor shall verify and be responsible for all dimensions and conditions of the job. Th e Contractor shall be familiar with the existing site and conditions. Th e Owner or Owner’s Representative must be notifi ed of any varia-tions from the dimensions and conditions shown in these drawings. Shop drawings and details must be submitted to the Owner or Owner’s Representative for approval prior to proceeding with fabrication.

Typical Trail Blazing Street Sign Panel

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5.4 Vehicular Wayfi nding Signage

Th ese drawings are meant for DESIGN INTENT ONLY and are not for construction. Th e Contractor shall verify and be responsible for all dimensions and conditions of the job. Th e Contractor shall be familiar with the existing site and conditions. Th e Owner or Owner’s Representative must be notifi ed of any varia-tions from the dimensions and conditions shown in these drawings. Shop drawings and details must be submitted to the Owner or Owner’s Representative for approval prior to proceeding with fabrication.

LEON CREEKGREENWAY

C1 Yellow Orange, Pantone 142C

Brown, Pantone 4625C

White, Pantone White

C2

C3

Color ID, Name, Pantone Color

Park Green, Pantone 2263CC4

Typical Trail Blazing Street Sign Panel Color Graphic

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APPENDIX G. Cost EstimateTier One Vehicular Wayfi nding (Appendix C-F)Appendix Number

Map Number

Location Qty EstimatedUnit Price

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C 1 North Loop 1604 West & Valero Way 1C 1 UTSA Boulevard & Valero Way 2C 2 West Hausman Road & Babcock Road 4C 2 West Hausman Road & JV Bacon Parkway 3C 2 JV Bacon Parkway & De Zavala Road 2C 3 Babcock Road & Bamberger Way 3C 3 De Zavala Road & Babcock Road 2C 4 Prue Road & Tezel Road & Bandera Road 3C 4 Braun Road & Bandera Road 3C 4 O.P. Schnabel Park 1C 4 Guilbeau Road & Bandera Road 1C 5 Mainland Drive & Bandera Road 3C 5 Eckhert Road & Bandera Road 2C 6 Grissom Road & Bandera Road 2C 6 Grissom Road & Timberhill Drive 2C 7 Grissom Road & Timber Path 3C 7 Culebra Road & Timber Path 2C 8 North Western & Ingram Road 2C 8 Ingram Road & Wurzbach Road 1C 8 Culebra Road & Ingram Road 3C 9 Enrique M. Barrera Parkway & South Callaghan

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C 9 Enrique M. Barrera Parkway & Gena Drive 2C 10 West Military Drive & Old Pearsall Road 2C 10 Medina Base Road & Old Pearsall Road 2D 1 West Bitters Road 3D 1 Blanco Road & Longfi eld Street 4D 1 Blanco Road & Wurzbach Parkway 4D 1 Wurzbach Parkway & Northwest Military High-

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D 3 Buckhorn Road 2D 3 Buckhorn Road & Wurzbach Parkway 1D 3 Wurzbach Parkway & Wetmore Road 3D 4 Wurzbach Parkway & Nacogdoches Road 3D 4 Nacogdoches Road & Hillpoint 3D 4 Nacogdoches Road & Forest Oak Drive 2D 5 Connally Loop 410 & Harry Wurzbach Road 1D 6 Austin Highway & Walzem Road 2D 6 Austin Highway & Corinne Drive 2D 6 Austin Highway & Eisenhauer Road 2D 6 Harry Wurzbach & Eisenhauer Road 3D 6 Ira Lee Road & Austin Highway 2D 7 Binz-Engleman Road & Interstate 35 2D 7 Sequin Road 2D 8 Martin Luther King Drive & S. W.W. White Road 3D 8 Martin Luther King Drive 2D 8 Martin Luther King Drive & Sterling Drive 1D 9 Rigsby Avenue & Roland Avenue 3D 9 Pecan Valley Drive & Pecan Valley 3D 9 Rigsby Avenue 2D 9 Rigsby Avenue 2D 9 Rigsby Avenue & S. W.W. White Road 3D 10 Pecan Valley Drive 3D 10 Pecan Valley Drive & Hiawatha Street 4D 10 Southside Lions Park 3D 10 Pecan Valley Drive & East South Cross Boule-

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Estimated Total*Estimated unit price is subject to change.

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