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Foothills

Signage&

Wayfinding Manual

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1.0 - Signage and Wayfinding Manual Introduction 1.1 - Purpose and Need........................................................................................................................................ 1.2 - Funding............................................................................................................................................................. 1.3 - Manual Review............................................................................................................................................... 1.4 - Sign Maintenance......................................................................................................................................... 1.5 - Sign Plan Approval....................................................................................................................................... 1.6 - Procurement Process.................................................................................................................................. 1.7 - Data Bases.......................................................................................................................................................

2.0 - Inventory of 2015 Signage: 2.1 - Existing Signage Inventory Description............................................................................................... 2.2 - Collection Process of Existing Signage................................................................................................ 2.2.1 - Belleview Acre Park......................................................................................... 2.2.2 - Alper’s Farm Park.............................................................................................. 2.2.3 - Bobby Hyatt Jr. Memorial Park.................................................................... 2.2.4 - Dancing Willows Park..................................................................................... 2.2.5- Chaucer Park...................................................................................................... 2.2.6 - Eagle Meadows Park...................................................................................... 2.2.7 - Powderhorn Park / Rod Palmer Fields...................................................... 2.2.8 - Sanctuary Park.................................................................................................. 2.2.9 - Sledding Hill Park............................................................................................. 2.2.10 - Westbury Park................................................................................................. 2.2.11 - Sgt. Timothy M. Mossbrucker Memorial Park..................................... 2.2.12 - Williamsburg I Park....................................................................................... 3.0 - Regulations: 3.1 - Regulation Description...............................................................................................................................

3.1.1 - ADA Regulatory................................................................................................. 3.1.2 - FHWA - MUTCD Signs.................................................................................... 3.1.3 - CDOT - State Highway Signs........................................................................ 3.1.4 - Jeffco Signage Regulatory ..........................................................................

4.0 - Signage and Wayfinding Design Standards and Guidelines: 4.1 - Design Standards and Guidelines Description..................................................................................

4.1.1 - Jeffco Standards.............................................................................................. 4.1.2 - ADA Standards.................................................................................................. 4.1.3 - Fire Lane Sign Standards.............................................................................. 4.1.4 - Sign Standards.................................................................................................. 4.1.5 - Post Standards.................................................................................................. 4.1.6 - Sign and Post Standards...............................................................................

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4.1.7 - Color Palette Guidelines............................................................................... 4.1.8 - Font Standards................................................................................................. 4.1.9 - Letter Height Guideline................................................................................ 4.1.10 - Logos................................................................................................................ 4.1.11 - ID Number........................................................................................................ 4.1.12 - Sequence of Sign Placement...................................................................

5.0 Sign Catalog: 5.1 - Sign Catalog Description........................................................................................................................... 5.1.1 - Sign Catalog.......................................................................................................

6.0 Placement of Signage and Wayfinding: 6.1 - Next Phase Description............................................................................................................................... 6.2 - Overall FHPRD Map...................................................................................................................................... 6.3 - Ward 1 Map.....................................................................................................................................................

Community Parks 6.3.1 - Sixth Avenue West Park and Pool............................................................... 6.3.2 - Weaver Hollow Park and Pool......................................................................

Neighborhood Parks 6.3.3 - Dewey Haberman Memorial Park............................................................... 6.3.4 - Estates Park......................................................................................................... 6.3.5 - Jim Hoida Memorial Park............................................................................... 6.3.6 - Trappers Glen Park........................................................................................... 6.3.7 - Weaver Creek Park...........................................................................................

6.4 - Ward 2 Map.....................................................................................................................................................

Regional Parks 6.4.1 - Robert F. Clement Park................................................................................... 6.4.2 - Fehringer Ranch Park ..................................................................................... 6.4.3 - Daniel L. Schaefer Athletic Complex ........................................................

Community Parks 6.4.4 - Harriman Lake Park..........................................................................................

Neighborhood Parks 6.4.5 - Blue Heron Park................................................................................................ 6.4.6 - Governor James B. Grant Park..................................................................... 6.4.7- Lakehurst Park.................................................................................................... 6.4.8 - Lakehurst West Park........................................................................................

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6.4.9 - Lilley Pad Park.................................................................................................... 6.4.10 - Sunrise Creek Path ........................................................................................ 6.4.11 - Westfield Park.................................................................................................. 6.4.12 - Woodmar Square Park ................................................................................

6.5 - Ward 3 Map.....................................................................................................................................................

Regional Parks 6.5.1 - Robert A. Easton Regional Park...................................................................

Neighborhood Parks 301 - Alper’s Farm Park................................................................................................ 302 - Belleview Acre Park............................................................................................ 304 - Bobby Hyatt Jr. Memorial Park...................................................................... 305 - Chaucer Park........................................................................................................ 310 - Dancing Willows Park....................................................................................... 311 - Eagle Meadows Park......................................................................................... 318 - Powderhorn Park / Rod Palmer Fields......................................................... 319 - Sanctuary Park..................................................................................................... 321 - Sledding Hill Park................................................................................................ 320 - Sgt. Timothy M. Mossbrucker Memorial Park........................................... 330 - Westbury Park...................................................................................................... 332 - Williamsburg I Park.............................................................................................

6.5 - Ward 4 Map.....................................................................................................................................................

Community Parks 206 - Lilley Gulch Recreation Center Park and Pool.........................................

Neighborhood Parks 306 - Chief Colorow Park............................................................................................. 307 - Christensen Meadows Park............................................................................ 325 - Valley View Park.................................................................................................. 326 - Victory Park........................................................................................................... 327 - Wayside Meadows Park................................................................................... 329 - West Laurel Park..................................................................................................

6.6 - Ward 5 Map.....................................................................................................................................................

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204 - Deer Creek Park and Pool................................................................................ Neighborhood Parks 308 - Coronado Park..................................................................................................... 309 - Dakota Station Park............................................................................................ 333 - Willow Creek Park............................................................................................... 334 - Wingate South Park........................................................................................... 7.0 Establishment Process: 7.1 - New Sign Approval....................................................................................................................................... 7.2 - Construction, Prices, and Maintenance................................................................................................ 7.3 - Vendors.............................................................................................................................................................

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ManualIntroduction:

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Foothills Park and Recreation District (FHPRD) is developing this manual to provide consistent signage and wayfinding throughout our parks. Our signs will direct and inform the public on what is allowed within the perimeters of Foothill’s Parks, give a positive impression of our parks, and enhance our wayfinding methods. This manual will provide the reader or user: a sample inventory of existing signs, future plans and placement of signs, regulations to follow, standards and guidelines created in the decision-making phase, FHPRD sign catalog, and the establishment process.

1.1 - Purpose and Need

The purpose of this Manual is to provide FHPRD a way to track new and replaced signs for warranty purposes and to understand a sign’s life span, develop signage standards and guidelines, develop a sign catalog to maintain consistent signs throughout our parks, and develop solutions for cost effec-tiveness, maintenance purposes, and maintain aesthetic values. This manual will guide the reader or user through the process of replacing and / or placing new signs; which includes purpose and place-ment of each sign, approval process for signs, sign number in sign catalog, prices and vendor infor-mation, and the installation process.

Other sign objectives are to:

1. Provide positive impressions of our parks to create neighborhood engagement

2. Educate visitors about regulations and safety concerns

3. Acknowledge visitors of their location and how to wayfind throughout our parks 4. Control park usage to create a safer, more enjoyable, environmentally friendly experience

The objective is to balance the aesthetic considerations of our parks to avoid “sign pollution.”

The Signage and Wayfinding Manual informs FHPRD of the existing signs, existing sign conditions, identifies the needs of signs, and the need of wayfinding through our parks. FHPRD needs a struc-tured Manual with an efficient method to achieve an effective process to establish new or replace signs, and create methods of wayfinding throughout our Foothill’s Parks.

This manual : 1. Provides an sample inventory of our existing signs.

2. Establishes the issues for our existing signs.

3. Provides regulations, codes, and policies for signs.

4. Provides design standards and guidelines developed by FHPRD Maintenance and Planning

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5. Provides a Sign Catalog approved by FHPRD Maintenance and Planning Team.

6. Describes the sequence of signs throughout our parks. 7. Identifies the types of signs in each sequential phase.

8. Identifies the purpose and placement of signs in each sequential phase.

9. Describes the installation process for signs.

10. Describes the maintenance needs.

1.2 - Funding

Fundings for signs will be issued and reviewed by FHPRD. Funding will be provided by the FHPRD, grants, or the public who has issued a sign approval application through Jefferson County. Section 3.0 and Section 7.0 provides the process of the sign approval approach.

1.3 - Manual Review

A periodic review of this manual should be performed by FHPRD.

1.4 - Sign Maintenance

FHPRD Maintenance Department will properly position, maintain, and update all new placements or replacements of signs throughout our parks. This Manual will provide the maintenance staff the ordering process, placement and mounting of the sign, type of sign, and the installation process.

1.5 - Sign Plan Approval

Any sign approvals must by approved by Jefferson County.

1.6 - Procurement Process

A variety of vendors will be used for Foothills Parks and Recreation signage.

1.7 - Data Bases

Any new or replacement of sign will be updated into FHPRD GIS data base after Section 6.0 for new signage and wayfinding methods has been completed.

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2.0 - Inventory of 2015 Signage

2.1 - Existing Signage Inventory Description: This section of the manual describes the collection process of existing signs, what information was found about our existing signs, and a sample of existing signs in various parks. The collection process informs the reader or user who collected the data, how data information was collected, and what data information was collected. The research collected and information found helped develop and support the standards and guide-lines of this manual “Design Standards and Guidelines Section.” The standards and guidelines will increase the consistency of signs throughout our parks, and consistent sign and post layouts.

The following pages provide a sample of the existing signs at our parks, which includes: - A Map of the Park illustrating:

- Roadways

- Pathways

- Destinations

- Placement of: trees, benches, trash cans, playgrounds, picnic shelters, multi-fields, court yards, wetlands, creeks, and signs

- Type of: trees and signs

- Surrounding community: commercial buildings, residential houses, undeveloped land, etc.

- The Address of the Park

- Type of Park - Primary and Secondary Roadway Names

- The Parks Environment describe the surrounding community, the park’s acreage, the park’s landscape, and types of destinations to visit at the park.

- Description of Sign Types and Placement in Each Sequential Phase: Research shows the placement of signs are inconsistent, and sparely located throughout each park. There are three phases that an individual would approach a sign at a specific moment throughout the park. These types of sequential phase in this manual are: Signs into Park - Signs located at the entry points of a park or the perimeter of the park.

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Signs along Pathway - These signs would be located along a walk-through path ways through the park.

Signs at Destination - These signs would be placed at destination points, which would be a place of interest.

- Photos demonstrating the existing sign conditions and locations.

- Diagram of sign location. - Type of Sign at location

- Height of a Sign on a Post (H)

- Height and Width of Sign (HW)

- The Distance of a Sign to the Sidewalk (SW) - The Distance of a Sign to the Street (ST)

The research collected was analyzed to inform our maintenance and planning staff that Foothill’s Park and Recreation needs to address their signage and wayfinding methods.

2.2 - Collection Process of Existing Signage: The signage and wayfinding data collection informs FHPRD of the pro and cons of our existing sign conditions. The existing signage gives us an insight on what signs are achieving or failing in from our existing signage and wayfinding methods. Our findings inform us of:

- FHPRD wayfinds through our signs.

- Inconsistent types of sign from park to park.

- Sign placement is inconsistent at entry point, along pathways, and at destinations. - Lack of purpose in sign placement.

- Damage or unreadable signs.

- Inconsistent sign and post layout.

- Varying sign and post heights.

2.1 - Existing Signage Inventory Description: This section of the manual describes the collection process of existing signs, what information was found about our existing signs, and a sample of existing signs in various parks. The collection process informs the reader or user who collected the data, how data information was collected, and what data information was collected. The research collected and information found helped develop and support the standards and guide-lines of this manual “Design Standards and Guidelines Section.” The standards and guidelines will increase the consistency of signs throughout our parks, and consistent sign and post layouts.

The following pages provide a sample of the existing signs at our parks, which includes: - A Map of the Park illustrating:

- Roadways

- Pathways

- Destinations

- Placement of: trees, benches, trash cans, playgrounds, picnic shelters, multi-fields, court yards, wetlands, creeks, and signs

- Type of: trees and signs

- Surrounding community: commercial buildings, residential houses, undeveloped land, etc.

- The Address of the Park

- Type of Park - Primary and Secondary Roadway Names

- The Parks Environment describe the surrounding community, the park’s acreage, the park’s landscape, and types of destinations to visit at the park.

- Description of Sign Types and Placement in Each Sequential Phase: Research shows the placement of signs are inconsistent, and sparely located throughout each park. There are three phases that an individual would approach a sign at a specific moment throughout the park. These types of sequential phase in this manual are: Signs into Park - Signs located at the entry points of a park or the perimeter of the park.

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- Lacking aesthetic values in signage with the park’s scenery.

Below describes the details of the data collection process of signs for this manual’s existing inven-tory. This research will help structure standards and designs for our signage and wayfinding meth-ods.

Who:

FHPRD collected the existing conditions of signs within various park to complete this manual’s inven-tory data. Updating this manual is recommend to inform FHPRD the latest version of our signs.

GPS Data Collection:

The location of signs were collected by a GPS, and then documented in FHPRD GIS database for storage. GPS data collected informs us of a sign’s location, location of trees that might effect a sign conditions, and identifies potential sign or wayfinding placements needs.

Measurement Data Collection:

Measurement documentation gives FHPRD the opportunity to compare and contrast signs from a pedestrian and driver perspectives. The height of a sign effects ones experience before entering a park and within the setting of the park. The placement of a sign makes the sign have a purpose for its location to a pedestrian or driver.

Picture Data Collection:

Picture documentation informs FHPRD of the conditions of each sign and takes into consideration the needs of our future signs. The condition of each sign informs us of why and how a sign came to be. The conditions that are taken into consideration for our future sign includes:

- What is the sign’s foundation? concrete structure, T-post

- What is the surrounding landscape of the foundation? xeriscape, flower bed landscaped, grass landscaped

- What type of landscape maintenance does the sign need? spray weed killer on xeriscaping maintains flower bed weed whack landscape around foundation

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- How is the sign structurally built? welded, screws, bolts

- How is the sign produced? vinyl sticker, decal lettering, painted lettering

- What is the sign material? steel, aluminum, wood, laminate paper - What is the size and shape of the sign? rectangle, square, diamond, house shape - Is the sign reflective?

- What type is the sign?

- What is the purpose for sign?

- How visible is the sign? tree coverage, distance for sidewalk or road, readability

- What type of weather damage does the sign have? sunlight exposure, snow, rain impacts

- What is the life span of the sign?

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2.2.1 - Belleview Acres Park: #302

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Address: 5420 S Zinnia Ct, Littleton, CO 80127

Type of Park: Neighborhood Park

Primary Street: S Zinnia Ct

Secondary Street: S Xenophon Way

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environ-ment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivision. This park approximately total is 3.37 acres, contain-ing a playground, a picnic shelter, a gazebo, and a walk-through pathway. Deciduous trees are sparsely located throughout the mowed park, while coniferous trees dominate the eastern access point.

Signs into Park:

Vechicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: The main entry sign has been placed off the primary road between two suburban houses. The southeast side is faded due to the sun- damage, and S Xenophon Way lacks a main entry sign. MUTCD Warning Sign: A “MUTCD pedestrian sign” is located along S Zinnia Court to inform drivers about potential pedestrian activity.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: A 12”x18” rule sign is placed at the eastern edge near S Xenophon Way. The density of the trees and shrubs make the sign’s readability very difficult The post is surrounded by shrubs limiting the access to the sign at a short distance, while trees screen the visibility from a longer distance.

Signs along Pathway:

Dog Sign: A dog sticker sign is located on a dog waste dispense along the eastern side of the walk-through pathway to information passing visitors about our dog regulations.

Signs at Destination:

Playground Sign: A “children sign” is located adjacent to the playground to engage children with the play equipment.

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Dog Sign:

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Main Entry Sign:

H: ---HW: 6’ 6” x ---SW: 5’ST: 13’

Other Side of Main Entry Sign:

H: ---HW: 6’ 6” x ---SW: 5’ST: 13’

MUTCD Warning Sign:

H: --- HW: 18” X 18” SW: 16’ 5”ST: 10’

Playground Sign:

H: 6” HW: 3’ 4” X 3’SW: ---ST: ---

Rule Sign:

H: 4’ 5”HW: 18” X12”SW: 8’ST: 31’

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Address: 6204 S Moore St, Littleton, CO 80123


Primary Street: S Moore St / S Oak St

Secondary Street: W Belmont Ave

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivi-sion. This park approximately total is 5 acres, containing a playground, two picnic shelters, and an entrance pathway. Coniferous trees dominate the tree population located around the playground space with native grasses covering the surrounding landscape.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: The double-sided main entry sign has been placed off the primary roadway, and between the two access points of the park’s main destination.

Parking Sign: A “No Parking Between Signs <--” was present; however, the other directional sign “No Parking Between Sign -->” failed to be present. Parking was unclear from a driver’s perspective. Available parking is located on the north side of the park and on the opposite side of the street to the west.

Authorized Vehicle Sign: Two “No Motorized Vehicles” have been placed on the north side of the park and one to the south edge of the park. The signs are to help prevent damage to the native grasses and restricts access to the neighbor’s backyards. “No motorized Vehicles” restricts access to handicap individuals.

MUTCD Warning Sign: A “MUTCD Children Playing Sign” on the southern edge of Alpers Farm park is placed for drivers to be aware of potential children playing.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: On the southern edge of Alpers Farm park, a12“x18” unraveling vinyl rule sign has been placed for pedestrians approaching from the southern neighborhoods. This informs the public before entering the parks perimeter.

Dog Sign: Two unknown dogs sign are placed on the northern edge of the park.

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No signs are present from the entry point of park to the park’s destination.


Rule Sign: As you proceed to the playground and picnic shelters, a 2’x3’ sun damaged rule sign is present with large font that makes it easy to read. The sign informs the public of FHPRD rules for the public‘s health and safety, and preserves damage to FHPRD grounds.

Dog Sign: A vinyl sign is present on a dog waste dispenser beneath the 2’ by 3‘ rule sign.

Address: 6204 S Moore St, Littleton, CO 80123


Primary Street: S Moore St / S Oak St

Secondary Street: W Belmont Ave

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivi-sion. This park approximately total is 5 acres, containing a playground, two picnic shelters, and an entrance pathway. Coniferous trees dominate the tree population located around the playground space with native grasses covering the surrounding landscape.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: The double-sided main entry sign has been placed off the primary roadway, and between the two access points of the park’s main destination.

Parking Sign: A “No Parking Between Signs <--” was present; however, the other directional sign “No Parking Between Sign -->” failed to be present. Parking was unclear from a driver’s perspective. Available parking is located on the north side of the park and on the opposite side of the street to the west.

Authorized Vehicle Sign: Two “No Motorized Vehicles” have been placed on the north side of the park and one to the south edge of the park. The signs are to help prevent damage to the native grasses and restricts access to the neighbor’s backyards. “No motorized Vehicles” restricts access to handicap individuals.

MUTCD Warning Sign: A “MUTCD Children Playing Sign” on the southern edge of Alpers Farm park is placed for drivers to be aware of potential children playing.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: On the southern edge of Alpers Farm park, a12“x18” unraveling vinyl rule sign has been placed for pedestrians approaching from the southern neighborhoods. This informs the public before entering the parks perimeter.

Dog Sign: Two unknown dogs sign are placed on the northern edge of the park.

Main Entry Sign:

H: ---HW: 6’ 8” x 6‘SW: 6’ST: 10’


H: ---HW: 6’ 8” x 6‘SW: 6’ST: 10’

Dog Sign:

H: 3’ 8”`HW: 18” x 4”SW: 5”ST: ---

Rule Sign: H: 6‘ 8”HW: 3’ x 2’SW: 5”ST: ----

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Dog Sign:

H: ----HW: 6” x 4”SW: 3” ST: 4’ 3”

Dog Sign:

H: --- HW: 6” x 4”SW: 24’ 4”ST: 28’ 4”

MUTCD Warning Sign:

H: 8’ 6”HW: 18“ x 18”SW: 5’ST: 9’

Rule Sign:

H: 7’ 9”HW: 18” x 12”SW: 23’ 10”ST: 27’ 10”

Authorized Vehicle Sign:

H: 6’ 5”HW: 18” x 12”SW: 26’ST: 30’


H: ---HW: 18” x 12”SW: 24’ 4” ST: 30’ 6”

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Parking Sign:

H: 7’ HW: 18” x 12”SW: 5’ST: 9’


H: 6’ 9”HW: 18” x 12“SW: 23’ 10” ST: 27’ 10”

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Address: 5273 S. Ward St, Littleton, CO, 80127


Primary Street: S Ward St

Secondary Street: S Prentice Dr

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivision. This park approximately total is 6.70 acres, containing a swinging bench, two sitting benches, and a walk-through pathway. Coniferous trees are sparsely located throughout the park with deciduous trees at the southern edge of the mowed / native grass park.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: The two main entry signs are set back to far for driving viewers and the street front. S Ward St main entry sign’s visibility is screened by a wooden fence. W Prentice Dr main entry sign is more effected by sun-damage.

Pedestrian Signs: Rule Sign: Both 12”x18”rule sign are cracking due to the weather conditions. The vinyl rule signs are placed adjacent to the entrance pathways. When approaching from the southwest neighborhoods, the western entrance pathway lacks information about the park’s regulations.

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2.2.3 - Bobby Hyatt Jr. Memorial Park:

Main Entry Sign:

H: ---HW: 32” x 48”SW: 5’ST: 32’


H: 36”HW: 32” x 48”SW: 5’ST: 32’

Second Main Entry Sign:

H: 36”HW: 32” x 48”SW: 19’ST: 37’


H: 36”HW: 32” x 48”SW: 19’ST: 37’

Dog Sign: One “dog waste” sign is graffitied and a dog sticker sign is located on a dog waste dispenser beneath a rule sign adjacent to W Prentice Dr. One “dog on leash” sign and a dog sticker sign is located on a dog waste dispenser is beneath a rule sign adjacent to S Ward St.


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Rule Sign:

H: 4’ 7”HW: 18” x 12”SW: 30”ST: 27’

Rule Sign:

H: 4’ 2” HW: 18” x 12”SW: 12’ 8”ST: 18’ 8”

Dog Sign:

H: 1’ 9”HW: 18” x 4“ SW: 30”ST: 27’

Dog Sign:

H: 2’ 1” HW: 18” x 4” SW: 12’ 8”ST: 18’ 8”

Dog Sign:

H: 3’ 2”HW: 18” x 12”SW: 12’ 8”ST: 18’ 8”

Dog Sign:

H: 3’ 7” HW: 18” x 12”SW: 30”ST: 27’

Dog Sign: One “dog waste” sign is graffitied and a dog sticker sign is located on a dog waste dispenser beneath a rule sign adjacent to W Prentice Dr. One “dog on leash” sign and a dog sticker sign is located on a dog waste dispenser is beneath a rule sign adjacent to S Ward St.


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Address: 5732 South Union CtLittleton, CO 80127


Primary Street: W Gould Loop

Secondary Street: None

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environ-ment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivision. This park contains a play-ground, five bench sits, an amphitheater, a mowed open center, and a through path-way. Deciduous trees domi-nate the tree population located throughout the native grasses park.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Parking Sign: There are nine (9) “no parking fire lane” signs located along the park’s perimeter. There are 9 limited parking spaces for visitors. The signs

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adjacent to the parking spaces state “dancing willow guest or resident parking only,” which is confusing because it is a public park. Dancing Willows HOA maintains these signs, and a discussion should be put into place about their layout and purpose of their signs.

MUTCD Traffic Sign: A yield sign is located at the southeast edge of the park adjacent to the round-about.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: Two 18”x12” rule signs are adjacent to the primary pedestrian pathway. A rule sign is placed at the western entry for visitors approaching from Mossbrucker Park or the two parking spaces. The eastern rule sign is placed at the focal point off the primary and secondary access pathways. Both signs are cracking making the sign difficult to read. Dog Sign: One 9”x14” dog on leash sign is located at the western entry beneath a rule sign.


Dog Sign: Two dog signs are located around the edge of Dancing Willows Lake. One dog sticker sign is located on a dog waste dispenser beneath a rule sign on the east side of the park.

Warning Sign: Four 18”x12” warning signs have been placed around the edge of Dancing Willows Lake about thin ice; however, these signs warn visitors and don not reinforce the regulations.


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Dog Sign:

H: 2’ HW: 14” x 9”SW: 1’ 3” ST: 5’ 3”

Water / Lake Sign:

H: 3’ 9”HW: 12” x 18”SW: 7’ST: --

Water / Lake Sign:

H: 3’ 7” HW: 12” x 18”SW: 15’ ST: ---

Dog Sign:

H: 2’ 7” HW: 14” x 9” SW: 7’ST: ---

Rule Sign:

H: 3’ 2” HW: 18” x 12” SW: 1’ 3” ST: 5’ 3”

Dog Sign:

H: 1’ 11”`HW: 18” x 4” SW: 4’ 9”ST: ---

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Parking Sign

H: 2’ 11” HW: 18” x 12”SW: 2’ 5”ST: 6’ 5”

Parking Sign:

H: 8’ 3” HW: 18” x 12”SW: 1’ 4”ST: 4’ 4”

Parking Sign:

H: 7’ 11” HW: 18” x 12”SW: 5’ 2”ST: 1’ 2”

Parking Sign:

H: 7’ 11”HW: 18” x 12”SW: 9”ST: 4’ 9”

Parking Sign:

H: 8’ 3”HW: 18” x 12”SW: ---ST: 1’ 10”

Parking Sign:

H: 7’ 10”HW: 18” x 12”SW: 13’ 5”ST: 2’

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Parking Sign:

H: 8’ 6” HW: 18” x 12”SW: 1‘ 6”ST: 5’ 6”

Parking Sign:

H: 2’ 8” HW: 18” x 12”SW: 8”ST: 4’ 8”

Parking Sign:

H: 7’ 11”HW: 18” x12”SW: 5‘ 2“ST: 1’ 2”

Parking Sign:

H: 7’ 5”HW: 18” x 12”SW: 4’ 4”ST: 1’ 5”

Parking Sign:

H: 7’ 11”HW: 18” x 12”SW: 1’ 7”ST: 5’ 7”

Water / Lake Sign:

H: 3’ 8”HW: 12” x18”SW: 6’ 7”ST: ---

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Water / Lake Sign:

H: 4’ 5”HW: 12” x 18”SW: 5’ 5”ST: ---

Rule Sign:

H: 3’ 5” HW: 18” x 12”SW: 4’ 9”ST: ---

Yield Sign:

H: ---HW: --- SW: 3’ST: 4”

Dog Sign:

H: 2’ 5”HW: 14” x 9”SW: 15’ST: ---

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Address: 10558 W. Vista View Dr, Littleton, CO, 80127


Primary Street: W Vista View Dr

Secondary Street: S Miller Ct and S Lewis Ct

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivi-sion. This park approximately total is 1.59 acres; containing a playground, picnic shelter, bench swing, and bench sitting. Deciduous trees dominate the tree population at the edge of the mowed park with coniferous trees located in the center.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: Entry sign is visible at the W Vista View Dr and S Lewis Ct Intersection. The entry sign is south facing that could potentially fade the signage color; however, tree coverage partially protects the sign from sun damage.

MUTCD Traffic Sign: The stop sign is located at S Miller Ct and S Lewis Ct intersection.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: A 2’x3’ ,cracked and wrinkled, rule sign has been placed on the southeast edge of Chaucer Park. Observation of the community will need to be documented for the new rule sign placement.

Dog Sign: A “dog on a leash” sign and dog vinyl sign on a dog waste disperser is located along the eastern access pathway to inform passing visitors about dog regulations, public health, and public safety.


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Address: 10558 W. Vista View Dr, Littleton, CO, 80127


Primary Street: W Vista View Dr

Secondary Street: S Miller Ct and S Lewis Ct

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivi-sion. This park approximately total is 1.59 acres; containing a playground, picnic shelter, bench swing, and bench sitting. Deciduous trees dominate the tree population at the edge of the mowed park with coniferous trees located in the center.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: Entry sign is visible at the W Vista View Dr and S Lewis Ct Intersection. The entry sign is south facing that could potentially fade the signage color; however, tree coverage partially protects the sign from sun damage.

MUTCD Traffic Sign: The stop sign is located at S Miller Ct and S Lewis Ct intersection.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: A 2’x3’ ,cracked and wrinkled, rule sign has been placed on the southeast edge of Chaucer Park. Observation of the community will need to be documented for the new rule sign placement.

Dog Sign: A “dog on a leash” sign and dog vinyl sign on a dog waste disperser is located along the eastern access pathway to inform passing visitors about dog regulations, public health, and public safety.


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H: 38”HW: 32” x 48”SW: 9’ 3”ST: 13’ 3”


H: 38”HW: 32” x 48”SW: 9’ 3”ST: 13’ 3”

Dog Sign:

H: 4’ 9”HW: 18” x 12” SW: 7’ST: 11’

Dog Sign: H: 4’ 3”HW: 18” x 4”SW: 7’ST: 11’

Rule Sign:

H: 4’HW: 3’ x 2’ SW: 4’ST: 8’

Stop Sign:

H: ---HW: ---SW: ---ST: ---

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Address: 10576 W Glasgow Ave, Littleton, CO, 80127


Primary Street: W Glasgow Ave

Secondary Street: None

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gath-ering place or focal point within the subdivision. This park approximately total is 10.45 acres; containing a playground, basketball court, tennis court, sand pit, a gazebo, and an entrance pathway. Deciduous trees are sparsely located through the mowed park, while wetlands are located on the southern part of the park that FHPRD is trying to protect.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: Located off primary road. Views of main entry sign are blocked for both passing vehicles and pedestrians due to parked cars in front of the sign.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: Two 3’x2’ rule signs have been place behind the main entry sign. Visitors approaching from the northwest or east would notice and be informed about the park’s rules.

Dog Sign: Dog signs are located beneath the rule signs to inform the public about the dog regulations before entering the park.


Dog Sign: A dog sign is located between the primary and secondary pathways, which should only be placed at the entry points of the park.

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Main Entry Sign:

H: 3’HW: 32” x --- SW: ---ST: ---


H: 3’HW: 32” x --- SW: ---ST: ---

Rule Sign:

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Rule Sign:

H: 4’ 7”HW: 3’ x 2’SW: ---ST: ---

Warning Sign: Warning signs about thin ice are located along the edge of the wetland area.

Wildlife Sign: FHPRD has developed areas for wildlife habitat and nesting preservation on the south-ern side of the park.


Rule Sign: Tennis rule sign have been placed on the fence outside the entry point into the tennis courtyard.

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Wildlife Sign:

H: 2’ 2” HW: 12” x 18”SW: ---ST: ---

Wildlife Sign:

H: ---HW: 12” x 18” SW: ---ST: ---

Water / Lake Sign:

H: 5’ 1” HW: 11” x 15”SW: 41’ST: ---

Tennis Sign: H: --- HW: --- SW: ---ST: ---

Water / Lake Sign:

H: --- HW: 11” x 15” SW: --- ST: ---

Dog Sign:

H: 2’ x11” HW: 18” x 12”SW: ---ST: ---

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Water / Lake Sign:

H: 2’ 2” HW: 18” x 12”SW: ---ST: ---

Tennis Sign

H: ---HW: ---SW: ---ST: ----

Dog Sign:

H: 2’ 11”HW: 18” x 12”SW: ---ST: ---

Dog Sign: H: 4’ 10” HW: 18” x 12”SW: 9’ST: ---

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2.2.7 - Powderhorn Park Rod Palmer Field: #318

Dog Sign and 18”x12” Rule Sign

Handicap Sign

Handicap SignDog Sign and 18”x12 Rule Sign

Other Sign

Athletic Sign and Tribute Sign

No Parking Sign

No Parking Sign

Dog Sign, 18”x12” Rule Sign, and 3’x2’ Rule Sign Pedestrian Sign

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Address: 11501 W. Coal Mine Ave, Littleton, CO 80127

Type of Park: Community Park

Primary Street: W Coal Mine Ave

Secondary Street: S Queen St

Park Environment: This community park is situated within an suburban environment attracting visitors from the nearby subdivision and meeting community-based recreational needs. This park approximately total is 10.05 acres; containing a playground, two picnic shelter, and two multi-use fields. Deciduous trees dominate the tree population at the edge of the mowed park with coniferous trees sparely scattered.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: Entry sign is visible at the intersection of S Queen St and W Coal Mine Ave. The entry sign is southwest facing with sun-damaged paint. The main entry is larger than other urban park main entry signs, and the purpose for its larger size is Powderhorn Park is a commu nity park.

ADA Sign - Two handicap signs are located closest to the walk-through pathway entrance and multi-use fields.

MUTCD Regulatory Sign - Three “No Parking” signs are located on the primary roadway due to MUTCD purposes.

MUTCD Warning Sign - Pedestrian signs are located at the cross way of the primary roadway, the playground entrances, and at the beginning of the walk-through pathway.

Bus Sign - A bus stop is located at the southeast corner of the park, which Foothills could use to their advantage by bringing other visitors in our park by other methods of transportation.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule and Dog Sign - Two 18”x12” rule sign with dog signs below have be placed at the entrance of walk-through pathways. The placement of the 18”x12” rule sign and dog sign at the northeast corner of the parking lot is odd. If there are already rule signs at the walk-through pathway entrance, the placement of the 3’x2’ rule sign along the primary roadway is unneces-

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Address: 11501 W. Coal Mine Ave, Littleton, CO 80127

Type of Park: Community Park

Primary Street: W Coal Mine Ave

Secondary Street: S Queen St

Park Environment: This community park is situated within an suburban environment attracting visitors from the nearby subdivision and meeting community-based recreational needs. This park approximately total is 10.05 acres; containing a playground, two picnic shelter, and two multi-use fields. Deciduous trees dominate the tree population at the edge of the mowed park with coniferous trees sparely scattered.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: Entry sign is visible at the intersection of S Queen St and W Coal Mine Ave. The entry sign is southwest facing with sun-damaged paint. The main entry is larger than other urban park main entry signs, and the purpose for its larger size is Powderhorn Park is a commu nity park.

ADA Sign - Two handicap signs are located closest to the walk-through pathway entrance and multi-use fields.

MUTCD Regulatory Sign - Three “No Parking” signs are located on the primary roadway due to MUTCD purposes.

MUTCD Warning Sign - Pedestrian signs are located at the cross way of the primary roadway, the playground entrances, and at the beginning of the walk-through pathway.

Bus Sign - A bus stop is located at the southeast corner of the park, which Foothills could use to their advantage by bringing other visitors in our park by other methods of transportation.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule and Dog Sign - Two 18”x12” rule sign with dog signs below have be placed at the entrance of walk-through pathways. The placement of the 18”x12” rule sign and dog sign at the northeast corner of the parking lot is odd. If there are already rule signs at the walk-through pathway entrance, the placement of the 3’x2’ rule sign along the primary roadway is unneces-

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Handicap Sign:

H: 6’11”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 1’7”

Handicap Sign:

H: 6’10” HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 1’5”


Other Sign - There is a unused sign holder on the edge of a drained-up detention pond. The sign was used to inform the public about thin ice and water regulatory.


Contribute / Tribute Sign - A contribute sign on a rock is located between the walk-through path-way and the multi-use fields. The sign informs visitors about the family and friends who promoted and dedicated the fields at Powderhorn Park. Another tribute sign is located at the northwest corner of the playground turf. The sign informs visitors where funds came from for the community play-ground, and thanks the community and funders in making the build possible.

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Dog Sign:

H: ---HW: 14”x9“SW: ---ST: 1’6”

Dog Sign: H: ---HW: 14”x4” SW: ---ST: 1’6”

Dog Sign:

H: 2’ 10” HW: 14”x4”SW: 1’10”ST: 5’10”

Bus Sign:

H: 7’7”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: ---

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H: 4’6”HW: 12”x18”SW: ---ST: ---

Contribute Sign:

H: 18”HW: 18”x12”Rock: 30”x34”SW: 3’ST: ---

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Pedestrian Sign:

H: ---HW: 18”x18” SW: 11’8”ST: 15”8”

Regulatory Sign:

H: 10’6”HW: 8”x30“SW: 9’5”ST: 13’5”

Other Sign:

H: 5’HW: 10.5”x15” SW: 15’ST: 25’

Multi-field Sign:

H: 3’5”HW: 20”x28”SW: 3’ ST: ---

Other Side of Athletic Sign:

H: 3’5”HW: 20”x28”SW: 3’ ST: ---

Rule Sign:

H: 5’1” HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 1’6”

Contribute Sign:

H: 18”HW: 18”x12”Rock: 30”x34”SW: 3’ST: ---

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Parking Sign:

H: 6’6” HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: ---

Parking Sign:

H: 6’6” HW: 18”x12”SW: 9’5”ST: 13’5”

Rule Sign:

H: ---HW: 3’x2’SW: 18’8”ST: 22’8”

Rule Sign:

H: 4’2”HW: 18”x12”SW: 1’10”ST: 5’10”

Rule Sign:

H: 4’6”HW: 18”x12”SW: 4’3”ST: 2’5”

Dog Sign:

H: ---HW: 14”x9”SW: 18’8”ST: 22’8”

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Dog Sign:

H: 4’6” HW: 14”x9”SW: 4’3”ST: 2’5”

Dog Sign:

H: 3’3”HW: 14”x4” SW: 4’3”ST: 2’5”

Handicap Sign:

H: 6’3”HW: 6”x12” SW: --- ST: 1’7”

Handicap Sign:

H: 6’2”HW: 6”x12”SW: ---ST: 1’5”

Warning Sign:

H: ---HW: --- x --- SW: 11’8”ST: 15”8”

Pedestrian Sign:

H: 8’HW: 30”x30“SW: 9’5”ST: 13’5”

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No Trespassing Sign

Wildlife Habitat Sign

Thin Ice SignTemporary Water

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18”x12: RuleSign andDog Sign Wildlife

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No Dumping and No MotorizedVehicles Sign

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Address: S Miller Ct and W Glasgow Ave, Littleton, CO 80128


Primary Street: W Glasgow Ave Secondary Street: W Indore Dr

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivi-sion. This park approximately total is10.90 acres; containing a playground. Sanctuary Park is one big wildlife habitat and wetland environment that stretched from one end of the park to Sledding Hill Park.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Parking Sign: Two “No Parking” signs have been placed between an opening that leads to a gated community.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: A 18”x12” rule sign is located at the western edge of the park along the pathway.

Dog Sign: A dog sign is located below the rule sign on the western side of the park. There is no dog sign if an individual was entering the park from the east side.


Rule Sign: The18”x12” rule sign is located further in from the eastern entry point. The rule sign was placed further back along the pathway due to visitors crossing through the grass from the northwest.

Lake / Water Sign: Four laminated 11”x8.5” signs have been placed around a drainage swale to warn the public about rapid water could be present. The sign is mounted on plywood, which will absorb water passing through to the creek, and the sign will break down over time. Thin ice signs are mounted in the interchangeable sign frames, which are to be exchange in the summer with a “No Wading, Swimming, Ice Skating, Boating” Sign. The maintenance staff don’t do this, and the sign frame is corroding away. A “No Wading, Swimming, Ice Skating, Boating” sign is located across the pond, which is unreadable to passing visitors. A “Warning Rapidly Rising Water “ sign is unreadable on the south side of the stream unless you are within the protected environment.

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Address: S Miller Ct and W Glasgow Ave, Littleton, CO 80128


Primary Street: W Glasgow Ave Secondary Street: W Indore Dr

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivi-sion. This park approximately total is10.90 acres; containing a playground. Sanctuary Park is one big wildlife habitat and wetland environment that stretched from one end of the park to Sledding Hill Park.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Parking Sign: Two “No Parking” signs have been placed between an opening that leads to a gated community.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: A 18”x12” rule sign is located at the western edge of the park along the pathway.

Dog Sign: A dog sign is located below the rule sign on the western side of the park. There is no dog sign if an individual was entering the park from the east side.


Rule Sign: The18”x12” rule sign is located further in from the eastern entry point. The rule sign was placed further back along the pathway due to visitors crossing through the grass from the northwest.

Lake / Water Sign: Four laminated 11”x8.5” signs have been placed around a drainage swale to warn the public about rapid water could be present. The sign is mounted on plywood, which will absorb water passing through to the creek, and the sign will break down over time. Thin ice signs are mounted in the interchangeable sign frames, which are to be exchange in the summer with a “No Wading, Swimming, Ice Skating, Boating” Sign. The maintenance staff don’t do this, and the sign frame is corroding away. A “No Wading, Swimming, Ice Skating, Boating” sign is located across the pond, which is unreadable to passing visitors. A “Warning Rapidly Rising Water “ sign is unreadable on the south side of the stream unless you are within the protected environment.

Authorized Vehicle / Dumping Sign:

H: 32”HW: 10.5”x14”SW: ---ST: ---

Wildlife Sign: H: ---HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: ---

Dog Sign:

H: 4’6” HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: ---

Wildlife Sign:

H: 63” HW: 12”x12”SW: ---ST: ---

Wildlife Sign: One of the “Wildlife Habitat” signs states “protected wildlife habitat and nesting area... please stay on north side of streams and ponds.” However, the sign has been placed across a stream were visitors cannot see the signs unless they are already within protected environment. The other sign is facing the residents on the south side, and doesn’t inform the public about the wildlife habitat preservation.

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H: 57.5” HW: 10.5”x15”SW: ---ST: ---

Parking Sign:

H: 7”2”HW: 18”x12”SW: 16”ST: 78”

Parking Sign:

H: 7’1”HW: 18”x12”SW: 5’10”ST: 39”

Rule Sign: H: 4’6”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: ---

Rule Sign:

H: 6’3HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: ---

Water / Lake Sign:

H: 2’HW: 11”x8.5” SW: ---ST: ---

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Trespassing Sign:

H: ---HW: --- SW: ---ST: ---

Water / Lake Sign:

H: 70”HW: 10.5”x15”SW: 16’ST: ---

Water / Lake Sign:

H: 61.5” HW: 10.5”x15”SW: ---ST: ---

Water / Lake Sign:

H: 2’10”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: ---

Water / Lake Sign:

H: 2’6”HW: 18”x12”SW: --- ST: ---

Water / Lake Sign:

H: 2’HW: 11”x8.5”SW: --- ST: ---

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Dumping Sign

Warning Turn Sign and Speed Sign

No Parking Sign, 10 Minute Parking Sign, and Tow Away Zone Sign

Tree City Sign

No Parking Sign

No Parking Sign

No Parking Sign

Sledding Hill Sign

Sledding Hill SignKen Carol Map Sign

Sledding Hill Sign

Sledding Hill Sign

Sledding Hill Sign

Other Sign and Sledding Hill Sign

No Parking Sign

Warning Curve Sign, 30 mph Sign, and Next 2000 Feet Sign

Sledding Hill Sign

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Address: S Kipling Pkwy and W Ken Caryl Ave, Little-ton, CO 80128

Type of Park:Neighborhood Park

Primary Street: S Kipling Pwky andW Ken Caryl Ave

Secondary Street:W Glasgow Ave

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situ-ated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivision. This park approximately total is 30.40 acres; containing a sledding hill. The hill is covered with native grasses and scat-tered areas of prairie dog habitats.

Signs into Park:

Vehicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: The damaged main entry sign has been placed off the primary road way, and the

Right Lane Must Turn Right Sign

Stop Sign and Right Turn Only Sign

Speed Limit40 Sign

Bus Stop Sign

Adopt-A-Highway Sign, Vivian Court Friends Sign, and

Litter Pick Up Ahead Sign

Yield Sign


No Motor Vehicles Sign and Bike

Route Sign


No ParkingBeyond This Point Sign

Main Entry Sign and Sledding Hill Sign

No Parking Beyond This Point Sign

Contribute Sign

Handicap Sign, Van Sign, and Rule Sign

Handicap Sign and Sledding Sign

Sledding Hill Sign



Sledding Hill Sign



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entrance to the parking lot. The roadway entrance to the parking lot as allowed drivers to somehow hit our main entry sign.

Parking Sign: “No Parking Between Signs” have been placed along the south edge of the park due to visitors parking on the grass and sidewalk. There is an area with limited-time park ing off Ken Caryl Ave. The 10 minute parking area was put in place for drivers to drop-off people at the top of the hill to go sledding. “No Parking Beyond This Point” signs are located on the southeast corner of the parking lot due to visitors driving on our pedestrian / bicycle pathway, which provided sliders easier physical work and saved time.

Transportation Sign: A bus stop is located on the southeast side of the park that Foothills could use to their advantage. A bike route is located on the east side pathway, which Jeffco County is promoting this path in their Jeffco Bikeway Wayfinding Master Plan (Spring 2016).

ADA Sign: Two handicap signs are located in the parking lot, which include one for only van vehicles and the other for any vehicle. Signs are mandatory by law.

MUTCD Traffic and Warning Sign: There is an assortment of traffic signs within the Ken Caryl and Kipling right-of-way. The presence of these sign in the R.O.W. directly influences the placement of Foothill’s MUTCD traffic and warning signs with our parking lot, along the inter nal roadways, and next to the parks perimeter.

Authorized Vehicle / Dumping Sign: A “No Motorized Vehicle and No Dumping” sign has been placed at the northwest corner of the park and closest to the neighborhoods.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: Only one rule sign is located in the parking lot beneath a handicap sign, and mounted at a pedestrian friendly height. If visitors are being dropped off at the top of the hill, the rules for the park would be unknown.

Sledding Sign: 5 sledding sign are located around the parking lot. The 8.5”x11”, laminated paper, signs are temporary, and have been placed anywhere possible on benches, abandoned post, etc.

Tribute Sign: A tribute sign has been placed next to the parking lot to inform visitors who funded the parking lot.


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Warning Sign:

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Regulatory Sign:

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Sledding Sign: Six sledding signs have been placed at the top of the hill for visitors to see before sledding down the hill. The placement of signs have been mounted on every bench, and any post present.

Other Sign: A Ken Caryl Map was located at the southwest edge at the top of the hill. There is a lack of purpose for this sign, and it illustrates a map of the neighborhood behind the sign. A sun damaged sign is located at the top of hill that is completely sign and unreadable.

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Sledding Sign:

H: --- HW: 11”x8.5” SW: ---ST: ---

Parking Sign:

H: 78”HW: 18”x12”SW: 5’6”ST: 3’8”

Sledding Sign:

H: --- HW: 11”x8.5” SW: ---ST: ---

Parking Sign: H: 74”HW: 4”x12”SW: 5’6”ST: 3’8”

Parking Sign:

H: 96”HW: 18”x12”SW: 5’6”ST: 3’8”

Parking Sign:

H: 72”HW: 18”x12”SW: 1’1”ST: ---

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Parking Sign:

H: 30” HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 4’

Authorized Vehicle / Dump-ing Sign:

H: 73”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 32’

MUTCD Regula-tory Sign:

H: 59”HW: 18”x12”SW: 3’ST: 2’4”


H: ---HW:18”x18” SW: ---ST: ---

Sledding Sign:

H: 51”HW: 11”x8.5”SW: 18’ST: ---


H: ---HW:18”x18” SW: ---ST: ---

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Handicap Sign:

H: 81”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 2’

Sledding Sign:

H: 46”HW: 11”x8.5”SW: ---ST: ---

Sledding Sign:

H: ---HW: 11”x8.5” SW: ---ST: ---

Sledding Sign:

H: 45” HW: 11”x8.5”SW: ---ST: ---

Sledding Sign:

H: ---HW: 11”x8.5” SW: ---ST: ---

Sledding Sign:

H: 53”HW: 11”x8.5”SW: ---ST: ---

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Parking Sign:

H: 81”HW: 18”x12”SW: 2’5”ST: ---

Parking Sign:

H: 77”HW: 4”x12”SW: 2’5”ST: ---

Parking Sign:

H: 76”HW: 18”x12”SW: 7’5”ST: ---

Parking Sign:

H: 72”HW: 4”x12”SW: 7’5”ST: ---

Parking Sign:

H: 86” HW: 18”x12”SW: 3’ST: ---

Parking Sign:

H: 82” HW: 4”x12”SW: 3’ST: ---

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Warning Sign:

H: 127” HW: 24”x24”SW: 5’6”ST: 2’

Parking Sign:

H: 96”HW: 6”x18”SW: 2’ST: 3’

Regulatory Sign:

H: 94”HW: 24”x24”SW: 3’ST: 6’

Other Sign: H: 57”HW: 18”x12”SW: 21’ST: 25’

Regulatory Sign:

H: --- HW: --- SW: 3’ST:

Rule Sign:

H: 65” HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 2’

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Parking Sign:

H: 72”HW: 24”x24”SW: 2’ST: 3’

Parking Sign:

H: 90”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 9’

Regulatory Sign:

H: 88”HW: 18”x12”SW: 9’10”ST: 5’

Parking Sign:

H: 72”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 9’

Parking Sign:

H: 84”HW: 4”x12”SW: 9’10”ST: 5’

Parking Sign:

H: 68”HW: 6”x12”SW: ---ST: 9’

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Parking Sign:

H: 72”HW: 24”x24”SW: 2’ST: 3’

Parking Sign:

H: 90”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 9’

Regulatory Sign:

H: 88”HW: 18”x12”SW: 9’10”ST: 5’

Parking Sign:

H: 72”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 9’

Parking Sign:

H: 84”HW: 4”x12”SW: 9’10”ST: 5’

Parking Sign:

H: 68”HW: 6”x12”SW: ---ST: 9’

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Warning Sign:

H: 42”HW: 18”x12”SW: 18’ST: ---

Other Sign:

H: 31”HW: 11”x8.5”SW: 18’x18’ST: ---

Other Sign:

H: 65”HW: 30”x24”SW: 1’8”ST: 2’2”

Warning Sign:

H: 40”HW: 53”x82”SW: ---ST: ---

Regulatory Sign:

H: 59”HW: 18”x12”SW: 1’8”ST: ---

Donation Sign:

H: 47”HW: 15”x24”SW: ---ST: 5’

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Bus Sign:

H:102” HW: 18”x12”SW: 3’ST: 2’4”

Regulatory Sign:

H: --- HW:18”x18” SW: ---ST: ---

Parking Sign:

H: 65” HW: 11”x8.5”SW: ---ST: 1’5”

Parking Sign:

H: 80”HW: 18”x12”SW: ---ST: 1’5”

Regulatory Sign:

H: ---HW: 18”x12” SW: ---ST: ---

Regulatory Sign:

H: ---HW: --- SW: ---ST: ---

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To Be Deter-mine: H: 56”HW: 18”x18”SW: 4’ST: 10’

To Be Determine: H: 44”HW: 12”x18”SW: 4’ST: 10’

To Be Determine:

H: 75”HW: 4“x12” SW: ---ST: 2’

Regulatory Sign:

H: ---HW: --- SW: 5’6”ST: 5’6”

Warning Sign: H: 102”HW: 18”x18”SW: 2’ST: 3’

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Address: 10001 W Burgundy Dr, Littleton, CO 80127


Primary Street: W Burgundy Dr

Secondary Street: W Lake Dr

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivi-sion. This park approximately total is 4.14 acres; containing a playground, pinici shelter, and sitting benches. Trees are scatterd along the walk-through pathway, and mowed park.

Signs into Park:

Vechicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: Entry sign is visible to drivers for Kipling Pwky and Burgundy Dr.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: A 18”x12” rule sign is located at the beginning of the eastern entrance path way.

Dog Sign: A dog sign is located below the rule sign at the eastern entrance.

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Address: 10001 W Burgundy Dr, Littleton, CO 80127


Primary Street: W Burgundy Dr

Secondary Street: W Lake Dr

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivi-sion. This park approximately total is 4.14 acres; containing a playground, pinici shelter, and sitting benches. Trees are scatterd along the walk-through pathway, and mowed park.

Signs into Park:

Vechicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: Entry sign is visible to drivers for Kipling Pwky and Burgundy Dr.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: A 18”x12” rule sign is located at the beginning of the eastern entrance path way.

Dog Sign: A dog sign is located below the rule sign at the eastern entrance.


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Rule Sign: A 18”x12” rule sign is located along the pathway before approaching the park destina-tions. Another rule sign has been placed along the edge of the mowed and native grasses. The sign is not necessary within the wildlife habitat.

Dog Sign: A dog sign is located below the rule sign along the pathway.

Wildlife Sign: A 20”x16” coyote sign stands at 7’ 3” in the air, which made the sign difficult to read for an average person. The image of the coyote helps visitors understand the risk on coyotes in the area, and inform the public what to do if a coyote is spotted on site. The site is mounted on a green painted piece of plywood.


Tribute Sign: A tribute sign was placed next to the pavillion to inform the public that the “People of Coors” donated the pavilion to Westbury Park.

Playground Sign: Playground signs are incorpated within the playground extents for the public’s safety.

Main Entry Sign: Other Side of Main Entry Sign:

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Rule Sign:

H: 34” HW: 18”x12”SW: 39’7”ST: ---

Dog Sign:

H: 37”HW: 18”x4”SW: 6’ST: 20’5”

Rule Sign:

H: 67”HW: 18”x12”SW: 5’7”ST: ---

Rule Sign:

H: 59”HW: 18”x12”SW: 6’ST: 20’5”

Tribute Sign:

H: ---HW: 2’x3’x6” SW: ---ST: ----

Wildlife Sign:

H: 87”HW: 20”x16”SW: 5’7”ST: ---

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Playground Sign:

H: 38” HW: 41”x36”SW: 5’ST: ---

Playground Sign:

H: 38” HW: 41”x36”SW: 5’ST: ---

Dog Sign:

H: 49”HW: 18”x4”SW: 5’7”ST: ---

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No Trespassing Sign


18”x12” Rule Sign and Foothills Parking Sign

Foothills Parking Sign

Main Entry Sign

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Address: W Cross Ave & S Xenon St , Littleton, CO 80127


Primary Street: S Zinnia Ct

Secondary Street: S Xenophon Way

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivi-sion. This park approximately total is18.48 acres; containing a playground, a sand pit, soccer field, two picnic shelter, and a walk-through pathway. Deciduous trees are sparsely located around the park destination areas, east of multi-use field. A prairie environment is located south of the parking lot.

Signs into Park:

Vechicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign - Located in the middle of the park’s north edge on a primary roadway. The main entry sign informs the public the park’s theme is of an arboretum. ADA Sign - Two handicap signs are located within close proximity to the primary pathway.

Parking SIgn - Two “No Overnight Parking” Sign are located on the east side of the parking lot. These signs were placed due to residents parking in our parking lot overnight.

Rule Sign - A 18”x12” rule sign is located above a parking sign, which is not necessary for a vehicle.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign - The only rule sign placed at an entry points is located within the parking lot. The 18”x12” rule sign is located below a handicap sign that is visible while approaching the walk-through pathway.

Dog Sign - A dog sign is placed between the rule signs in the parking lot.

Other Sign - A wooden kisok is located at the entry point of the walk-through pathway from the parking lot. Signs were on the kisok to inform the public about the different types of trees in the park and details about the arboretum.

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Main Entry Sign:

H: 2’ 9”HW: --- x ---SW: 33’ 4‘ST: 37’ 4”


H: 2’ 9”HW: --- x ---SW: 33’ 4”ST: 37’ 4”

ADA SIgn:

H: 5’ 4”HW: 18” x 12”SW: 4’ST: 2’

ADA Sign: H: HW: SW: ST:


Trepassing Sign - Two “No Trepassing” sign are placed along the pathway entering from the west. Woodane HOA does not want the public to access their private property.


Rule Sign - A 18”x12” rule sign is placed before entering the playground.

Dog Sign - A dog sign is placed below the rule sign. This dog sign is quite different from other dog signs in other parks.

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Rule Sign:

H: 4’ 3”HW: 18” x 12” SW: 1’ & 1’ST: ---

Parking Sign:

H: 4’ 4”HW: 18” x 12”SW: ---ST: 1’

Other Sign:

H: ---HW: 4’6” x 6’SW: 3’ST: ---

Trepassing Sign:

H: 5’ 8” HW: 18” x 12” SW: ---ST: ---

Trepassing Sign:

H: 4’ 0”HW: 18” x 12”SW: ---ST: ----

Rule Sign:

H: 4’ 11” HW: 18” x 12”SW: ---ST: 10”

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Rule Sign:

H: 3’ 10”HW: 18” x 12”SW: 2’ST: 4’

Parking Sign:

H: 3’ 5”HW: 18” x 12“SW: ---ST: 10”

Dog Sign:

H: 2’ 4”HW: 18” x 4”SW: 4’ST: 2’

Dog Sign:

H: ---HW: 18” x 12”SW: 1’ & 1’ST: ---

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No Parking Sign Bus Stop Sign

Main Entry Sign

Dog Sign


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Address: W Ken Caryl Ave and S Kipling Pkwy, Littleton, CO, 80128


Primary Street: W Ken Caryl Dr

Secondary Street: W Lauel Pl, W Spread Eagle Mountain, W Morraine Pl, W Nova Pl, W Fairview Ave, W Walden Ave, W Canyon Ave, Crestone Mountain, Johnson Ct

Park Environment: This neighborhood park is situated within a suburban environ-ment attracting adjacent single family subdivision, and serves as a gathering place or focal point within the subdivision. This park approximately total is 5.83 acres; containing a playground. Trees are sparely spread out throughout the Williamsburg I Park greenbelt. Williamsburg I Park is fenced in for children’s safety around Ken Caryl Ave and Kipling Pkwy intersection.

Signs into Park:

Vechicle Signs:

Main Entry Sign: Two entry signs are located on the street fronts of W Spread Eagle Mountain and Crest one Mountain. The entry signs were provided by the HOA committee. The black lettering on the sign makes Williamsburg I name difficult to read. The main entry sign is mounted on two wooden post surrounded by a rock foundation.


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MUTCD Traffic Sign: A “Right Lane Must Turn Right” Sign is placed at the intersection of Kipling Pkwy and Ken Caryl Ave for the turning lane.

Parking Sign: A “No Park ing” sign has been placed on the north side of the parks edge along Ken Caryl Ave.

Bus Sign - A bus stop is located along the edge of Ken Caryl Ave. Foothills could use this to their advantage by having access to other methods of transportation.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: A 18”x12” rule sign has been placed before approaching the playground.

Dog Sign: A dog sign has been placed below the rule sign before approaching the playground.


Dog Sign: Dog signs have been placed at the beginning of the greenbelt pathway along either

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MUTCD Traffic Sign: A “Right Lane Must Turn Right” Sign is placed at the intersection of Kipling Pkwy and Ken Caryl Ave for the turning lane.

Parking Sign: A “No Park ing” sign has been placed on the north side of the parks edge along Ken Caryl Ave.

Bus Sign - A bus stop is located along the edge of Ken Caryl Ave. Foothills could use this to their advantage by having access to other methods of transportation.

Pedestrian Signs:

Rule Sign: A 18”x12” rule sign has been placed before approaching the playground.

Dog Sign: A dog sign has been placed below the rule sign before approaching the playground.


Dog Sign: Dog signs have been placed at the beginning of the greenbelt pathway along either

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Bus Sign:

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Dog Sign:

H: 41”HW: 18”x4” SW: 2’4”ST: ---


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Dog Sign:

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Parking Sign:

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Rule Sign:

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Dog Sign:

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Dog Sign:

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3.1 - Regulation Description: This section of the manual informs the reader of detailed informa-tion about the signage and wayfiinding standards and guidelines from the county level to the federal level. The next pages highlight information about regulations, codes, and policies that Foothills must follow.

3.1.1 - Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Regulatory:

ADA Parking Sign: https://adata.org/factsheet/parking

Other ADA Website: http://www.mtc-inc.com/index.html

For more ADA Regulation information: Call the Accessibility Implementation Consultant at 719.444.0252, for Geoff Ames - ext. 106 or e-mail [email protected]

3.1.2 - FHWA – MUTCD Signs:

MUTCD Sign Layout - http://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/ser-shs_millennium.htm

MUTCD Regulatory Policies: http://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/pdfs/2009/pdf_index.htm

Section 2A.07 - Retroreflectivity and Illumination Section 2A.09 - Shapes Section 2A.10 - Sign colors Section 2A.012 - Symbols Section 2A.013 - Word Messages Section 2A.014 - Sign Borders Section 2A.015 - Standardization of Location Section 2D - Guide Signs on Conventionals Roads Section 2D.50 - Community Wayfinding Signs Section 2J - Specific Service Signs Section 9B - Signs Section 9B.01 - Application and Placement of SIgns Section 9B.09 - Selective Exclusion Signs Section 9B.12 - Shared-Use Path Restriction Sign Section 9B.18 - Bicycle Warning and Combined Bicycle / Pedestrian Signs Section 9B - Mode-Specific Guide Signs for Sharded-Use Paths Section 9B - Object Markers Section 9C - Markings

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3.1.3 - CDOT – State Highway Signs:

CDOT Outdoor Advertising Manual 2013 – https://www.codot.gov/library/manuals/outdoor-advertising-manual

CDOT Roadway Design Guide 2005 – https://www.codot.gov/business/designsupport/bulletins_manuals/roadway-design-guide

CDOT Sign Design Manual 2015 - https://www.codot.gov/library/traffic/traffic-manuals-guidelines/fed-state-co-traffic-manuals/Sign%20Design%20Manual.pdf

CDOT Standard Highway Signs - https://www.codot.gov/library/traffic/traffic-manuals-guidelines/fed-state-co-traffic-manuals/standard-highway-signs

CDOT Guide Signing Policies and Procedures - https://www.codot.gov/library/traffic/traffic-manuals--guidelines/fed-state-co-traffic-manuals/colorado-guide-signing-policies-and-procedures-2012-1

CDOT LOGO & TODS Sign Program - https://www.codot.gov/programs/logos-tods.html

3.1.4 - Jeffco Signage Regulatory:

Jeffco Standards and Policies: Appendix A

Jeffco Sign Permit Application: Appendix B

Jeffco ADA Parking Signs: Appendix C *Note: Jeffco ADA Signage Regulation are against ADA Regulation

Report a problem with Existing Sign: Call the T&E Sign Shop at 303.271.5285

Report a Traffic Signal or Signage Problem: Call 303.271.8461 or complete Jeffco online service request form at http://jeffco.us/transportation-and-engineering/contact-transportation/


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Appendix A

Section 11: Signs And Outdoor Advertising Devices(orig. 2-10-58; am. 7-20-81; am. 2-6-84; am. 2-13-01; am. 4-20-10)

A. Intent and Purpose

1. This section is intended to provide for the orderly control of signs and outdoor advertising, to permit the use of signs and outdoor advertising necessary for adequate identification and direction in order to promote the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Jefferson County, and to minimize distractions to motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians, and protect aesthetic qualities by preventing visual clutter, protecting scenic views and preserving the County's character. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 9-29-15)

2. Contained in this section are the requirements for signs and outdoor advertising which are allowed in various zone districts. These include details pertaining to the size, shape, height, location, setbacks and construction of signs and other outdoor advertising. (orig. 7-20-81)

B. General

1. No sign shall be erected, maintained, modified or continued unless it is in full compliance with the regulations for the zone district in which it is located and all applicable provisions and regulations of this Zoning Resolution, Colorado State Statutes and Federal regulations. (orig. 7-20-81)

2. No sign shall be placed in the right-of-way of any public street/road or highway except as specifically provided for in parts of this section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 2-10-58; am. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02; am. 9-15-09)

3. Signs and outdoor advertising devices located in the Vision Clearance Triangle shall comply with the specifications noted in the Definitions Section of this Zoning Resolution. Traffic safety shall be considered as a part of any request for relief from the requirements of the Vision Clearance Triangle specifications. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 12-17-02; am. 7-1-03; am. 9-29-15)

4. Sign Permits

a. No sign, except for those not subject to permits listed below, shall be erected or modified without first obtaining a permit from Planning and Zoning. The permit shall be valid for one year, all work must be completed within this time frame or a new or renewal permit will be required. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 9-29-15)

b. The location and placement of signs requiring a permit may be reviewed and approved as part of a Site Development Plan Process; however, a Sign Permit is still required prior to the installation of such signs. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 6-14-88; am. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02; am. 3-26-13; am. 3-3-15; am. 9-29-15)

c. Prior to construction of a sign requiring a permit, an application for a permit for such sign shall be filed with Planning and Zoning and shall include the following information: (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02; am. 9-29-15)

(1) Application. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 5-3-94, am. 9-29-15)

(2) Plot plan drawn to scale showing property boundaries of the lot, parcel or tract with all existing structures, vision clearance triangles and location of proposed sign. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 9-15-09

(3) Elevation drawing, picture, or rendering of the sign and/or building wall showing the height, area, dimensions and appearance of the proposed sign. (orig. 7-23-02; am. 04-04-06; am9-15-09)

5. A nonrefundable processing fee in an amount established by the Board of County Commissioners.(orig. 7-20-81; am. 5-3-94; 9-29-15)

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C. Prohibited Signs or Advertising Devices (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02)

The following types of signs or advertising devices are expressly prohibited in all districts unless specifically permitted in a Planned Development (P-D) District. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 11-19-91; am. 2-13-01;am. 9-29-15)

1. Balloons or similar types of “lighter than air” objects tethered to the ground or wall by lines or other method. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 04-04-06; am.10-25-11; am. 9-29-15)

2. Search lights. (orig. 7-20-81)

3. Signs or advertising devices consisting of any mechanical, flashing, blinking, rotating or otherwise animated parts or lighting. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 9-29-15)

4. Billboards and Off-Premise signs (excluding Tourist-Oriented Directional Signs or Bus Benchespermitted and approved pursuant to the Policies and Procedures Manual). (orig. 11-19-91; am. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02; am 04-04-06; am. 9-29-15)

5. Roof Signs. (orig. 7-23-02)

D. Signs Or Advertising Devices Not Requiring Permits

1. Temporary Ground Signs: Six (6) such signs shall be allowed on each property. Temporary signs shall not be erected for more than 6 months within a consecutive 12 month period. (orig. 9-29-15)

a. All Zone Districts: Signs shall not extend outside the property line, shall not exceed 42 inches in height and shall not be more than 8 square feet per sign face in area. (orig. 9-29-15)

b. Agricultural Zone Districts: Properties meeting the minimum lot size requirements of the Zone District shall be allowed Temporary Signs of up to 32 square feet in lieu of the 8 square foot signs. Signs in excess of 8 square feet shall be set back 10 feet from the property line and shall not exceed 10 feet in height. (orig. 9-29-15)

2. Signs or tablets, not to exceed 2 square feet, when cut into any masonry surface or inlaid so as to be part of the building or when constructed of bronze or other incombustible material. (orig. 7-20-81;am. 9-29-15)

3. Occupant Signs: Signs containing the name(s) of occupant(s) and address of the premises. These signs shall be limited to Wall and Ground Signs which are no more than 2 square feet in area per sign face and may be illuminated either by a concealed light source or internal illumination. Signs identifying an address and/or occupant name(s) shall be limited in number to two (2) and shall be located within 5 feet of the most visible entrance (either to the site or the structure), contain a minimum lettering or numbering height of 6 inches for non-residential uses and 4 inches otherwise, shall be made of non-combustible material, and shall contain lettering or numbering in a color that contrasts with the background of the structure or fence upon which it is affixed. Wall Signs may be attached to any structure and/or fence. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 04-04-06; am. 9-15-09; am. 9-29-15)

4. Cautionary Signs: Signs of danger or a cautionary nature. These signs shall be limited to Wall and Ground Signs which are no more than 2 square feet in area per sign face and may be illuminated either by a concealed light source or internal illumination. Signs of a danger or cautionary nature shall be limited to one (1) sign every one hundred (100) feet on the property lines or on any fence or other permitted structure that lies within the property lines. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 04-04-06; am. 9-15-09; am. 9-29-15)

5. Public Signs: Signs required or specifically authorized for a public purpose, notice or posting by any law or statute. These signs may be of any type, number, area, height above Grade and location authorized by the law or statute under which the signs are erected. (orig. 7-20-81)

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6. Window Signs: Signs in or painted on the display window of a business which do not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the total area of the window in which they are displayed. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 9-29-15)

7. Tourist-Oriented Directional and Trailblazer Signs: Signs approved by the Director of Planning and Zoning and authorized pursuant to C.R.S. §43-1-401 through 420, as amended, and located in Stateor County rights-of-way. These signs shall conform to State rules and regulations, in addition to the following: (orig. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02; am. 3-3-15)

a. Properties which share a common boundary with a State right-of-way and are visible from that right-of-way are not eligible for a Tourist-Oriented Directional Sign. (orig. 7-23-02)

b. Other Off-Premise signs for a business shall be removed prior to the approval of a Tourist-Oriented Directional Sign for that same business. (orig. 7-23-02)

c. Trailblazer Signs shall be permitted within the County right-of-way for a business only if there is a Tourist-Oriented Directional Sign within the State right-of-way for that same business. (orig. 7-23-02)

d. Tourist-Oriented Directional Signs, unless approved before July 23, 2002, shall not be permitted on State Highway 74. (orig. 7-23-02)

8. Bus Bench Signs: Signs that are part of a bus bench in unincorporated Jefferson County which bus bench shall be reviewed approved and authorized pursuant the Policies and Procedures Manual, asamended. (orig. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02)

9. Directional Signs: Wall and Ground Signs giving parking and traffic directions. These signs shall be no more than 5 square feet per face in area and may be illuminated either by a concealed light source or internal illumination. Ground Signs shall be no more than 42 inches in height above Grade. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 04-04-06)

10. Entry Feature Signs: Signs located on an entry feature. These signs shall be reviewed as part of the miscellaneous permit for the entry feature. Multiple signs per entry feature are allowed, provided the total sign square footage does not exceed the sign area permitted for a Ground Sign in the applicable zone district. The signs can be illuminated either by a concealed light source or internal illumination. (orig. 04-04-06)

11. Banner Signs: Banner Signs shall be allowed on non-residential uses and shall be limited to a total of one (1) Banner Sign per business, organization, or tenant, not to exceed 50 square feet per sign. Banners Signs shall be securely mounted to a wall, structure or duly permitted sign on the premise in which the business, service or product is sold or conducted. (orig. 10-25-11; am. 9-29-15)

12. Portable or Wheeled Signs (A-frame/Sandwich Board Signs): Portable or wheeled signs shall be allowed on non-residential uses and shall be limited to a total of one (1) portable signs per business, organization, or tenant, not to exceed 12 square feet per sign face, with a maximum height of 6 feet.The signs shall be allowed on the premise in which the business, service or product is sold or conducted, and shall only be displayed during business hours of the establishment to which a specific sign pertains, Such sign shall not inhibit pedestrian access or circulation, and placement of such advertising device shall allow a minimum of 30 inches of clearance around the device to ensure uninhibited pedestrian access or circulation. (orig. 10-25-11)

E. Specific Zone District Sign Regulations

1. All Zone Districts (orig. 7-23-02)

a. Signs shall be clearly incidental, customary and commonly associated with a permitted use in the zone district and shall be located on the same lot as such permitted use. (orig. 7-20-81)

b. A First Amendment protected non-commercial message may be substituted, in whole or in part, for the message on any permitted sign that is not on public property or right-of-way, other than a public sign, cautionary sign, or directional sign. The substitution sign must be of similar


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material and quality as the permitted sign, unless the substitution sign fall within the Banner Sign exception of Section D.11 above, and may be made without any additional approval or permitting. (orig. 9-29-15)

c. Signs may be illuminated. However, such illumination shall be either by a downcast, concealed light source or internal illumination and shall comply with the requirements of the Lighting Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02, am. 04-04-06; am. 9-15-09)

2. Residential Zone Districts (CD-LR, CD-MR, ground floor residential in MU, Residential, M-H, Mountain-Residential, Suburban Residential) (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 11-4-03, am. 04-04-06, am. 9-29-15)

a. Maximum Number of Signs per Lot: One Single-Faced Ground Sign, or one Double-FacedGround Sign, and one Wall Sign. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 9-29-15)

b. Total Sign Area Per Lot: 25 square feet. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02)

c. Setback from lot lines: 10 feet (am. 04-04-06)

d. Sign Characteristics Table: (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 9-29-15)

Type Maximum Sign Area(subject to Total Sign Area per Lot) Maximum Sign Height

Wall Signs 4 s.f. Wall height to which sign is attached.Ground Signs 25 s.f. per face in Signable Area 8 feet

3. Agricultural and Conservation Zone Districts (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02, 04-04-06 am. 9-29-15)

a. Maximum Number of Signs per Lot: One Single-Faced Ground Sign or one Double-FacedGround Sign for each lot line adjacent to a street and any combination of other authorized signs subject to Total Sign Area Per Lot requirements. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 5-20-08; am. 9-29-15)

b. Total Sign Area Per Lot: 200 square feet. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02)

c. Setback from lot lines 10 feet (am.04-04-06)

d. Sign Characteristics Table (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 9-29-15)


Wall Signs 30% of Signable Area Wall height to which sign is attached.Projecting Signs 12 s.f. Wall height to which sign is attached.Ground Signs 50 s.f. per face in area 12 feet

4. Commercial, Industrial and Mineral Conservation Zone Districts (including: CD-O/LI, CD-RS, CD-RM, CD-MU, MU (other than ground floor residential)) (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 04-04-06;am. 9-29-15)

a. Maximum Number of Signs per Lot (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 04-04-06)

(1) Project or Center Identification signs: Two Single-Faced Ground Signs, or one Double-Faced Ground Sign per primary access. Such sign may include project/center name and address, and shall not include tenant identification. (am. 9-29-15)

(2) Single-Tenant Building: One Single-Faced Ground Sign or one Double-Faced Ground Sign per lot line adjacent to a street. Any number of Wall or Projecting signs subject to the sign area limitations outlined in this section. (orig. 7-23-02; am 04-04-06; am. 9-29-15)


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(3) Multi-Tenant Building: One Single-Faced Ground Sign or one Double-Faced Ground sign listing or identifying the businesses within the building (Tennant Identification), per lot line adjacent to a street. Any number of wall or projecting signs subject to the sign area limitations outlined in this section. (orig. 7-23-02; am. 9-29-15)

(4) Accessory Buildings (Including but not limited to garden centers, car washes, fuel pumping canopies): Three (3) Wall Signs. (orig. 7-23-02)

b. Setback: 8 feet. For setbacks on lot lines not adjacent to a street, the setback may be 5 feet. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 04-04-06)

c. Materials: Ground Sign material shall be similar to the architecture and materials of the building. (orig. 9-15-09)

d. Single Tenant Sign Characteristics Table (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02, am. 9-29-15)


Wall Signs 1 square foot of total sign area per linear foot of Building Frontage* not to exceed 350 square feet total.No individual sign shall exceed 150 square feet.Each building will be allowed to have a minimum of 100 square feet of total sign area regardless of the amount of Building Frontage. However, if the building does not have 100 linear feet of Building Frontage the maximum individual sign size shall not exceed 50 square feet or 1 square foot of sign per linear feet of Building Frontage, whichever is greater.

Wall height to which sign is attached.

Accessory Building Wall Signs 50 s.f. total sign area Wall height to which sign is

attached.

Projecting Signs 12 s.f. Wall height to which sign is attached.

Project or Center Identification Signs 50 s.f. per face 12 feet

Building IdentificationSigns 50 s.f. per face 12 feet

*The longest building wall containing customer access will calculate building frontage.

e. Multi-Tenant Sign Characteristics Table (orig. 7-20-81; am. 7-23-02; am. 9-29-15)


Wall Signs 1 square foot of total sign area per linear foot of tenant Building Frontage* not to exceed 350 square feet total.No individual sign shall exceed 150 square feet.Each tenant will be allowed a minimum of 50 square feet of total sign area regardless of tenant Building Frontage.Tenants that do not have Building Frontage will be allowed 1 Wall Sign not to exceed 50 square feet. The area of this sign will not be deducted from the total allowable sign area.

Wall height to which sign is attached.

Accessory Building Wall Signs

50 s.f. total sign area Wall height to which sign is attached.

Projecting Signs 12 s.f. Wall height to which sign is attached.

Project or Center Identification Signs

50 s.f. per face 12 feet

Tenant IdentificationSigns

100 s.f. per face 12 feet


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*The longest building wall containing customer access will calculate tenant building frontage.

5. Planned Development (P-D) Zone Districts: Sign regulations for Planned Development Zone Districts shall be as stated in the Official Development Plan for the particular Planned Development. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 12-17-02)

F. Sign Area Measurement

1. Area to be Measured: The area of a sign shall be measured in conformance with the regulations as herein set forth; provided that the Sign Structure or bracing of the sign shall be omitted from measurement unless such Sign Structure or bracing is made a part of the message or face of the sign. (orig. 7-20-81; am. 9-29-15)

2. For purposes of calculating Total Sign Area per Lot, only a single face of a Ground Sign is considered. For a Double-Faced Ground sign the total area of the largest face shall determine the area of the sign. (orig. 9-29-15)

3. Signs with Backing: The area of all Signs with Backing or a background, material or otherwise, that is part of the overall sign display shall be measured by determining the sum of the areas of such square, rectangle, triangle, portion of a circle or any combination thereof, which creates the smallest single continuous perimeter enclosing the extreme limits of the Display Surface or face of the sign, including all frames, backing, face plates, nonstructural trim or other component parts not otherwise used for support. (orig. 7-20-81)

4. Signs without Backing: The area of all Signs without Backing or a background, material or otherwise, that is part of the overall sign display shall be measured by determining the sum of the areas of each square, rectangle, triangle, portion of a circle, or any combination thereof, which creates the extreme limits of each word, written representation (including any series of letters), emblems or figures of similar character, including all frames, face plates, nonstructural trim or other component parts not otherwise used for support for parts of the sign having no backing. (orig. 7-20-81)


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Section 28: C-O Conservation Zone District(orig. 12-26-62; am. 2-6-84;am. 11-11-96; am. 12-17-02; am. 7-11-06; am. 4-20-10)

A. Intent and Purpose:

1. The Conservation Zone District is intended to provide areas for the conservation of open space and the development of parks and recreational facilities to meet the recreational needs of the County.(orig. 11-3-81)

2. Contained in this section are the allowed land uses, building and lot standards (including minimum setbacks) and other general requirements specified for this zone district. (orig. 11-3-81)

B. Permitted Uses

1. Agricultural uses, provided that no dwellings are located within such areas. (orig. 12-16-62; am. 4-20-62; am. 11-3-81)

2. Public parks and/or recreation area. (orig. 12-16-62)

3. Telecommunications Land Uses shall comply with the provisions of the Telecommunications Uses Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 6-29-04; am. 7-11-06)

C. Accessory Uses

Buildings and structures customarily accessory to the permitted uses; provided that no dwellings are located within such areas except as specifically provided herein. (orig. 12-26-62; am. 1-4-65)

D. Special Uses

The following uses shall be permitted only upon review by the Planning Commission and approval by the Board of County Commissioners: (orig. 12-26-62; am. 11-3-81)

1. Riding academy or stable. (orig. 12-26-62; am. 11-3-81)

2. Golf driving ranges and other similar uses of an open nature. (orig. 12-26-62)

3. Railroad right-of-way. (orig. 12-26-62)

4. Residence for caretaker of public area on which it stands. (orig. 1-4-65)

5. Campground for mounted camper units, camp trailers and tents. This provision shall apply only for campground areas for tourists, climbers and other such individuals involved in similar temporary transient activity. Plans of such areas must be registered with and approved by the County and be subject to all sanitary requirements of Public Health on a continuing basis. This provision shall not be construed to permit mobile homes or trailers, as provided within the Residential-Trailer District.(orig. 1-4-65; am. 12-17-02; am. 4-20-10)

6. Recreational uses and activities which are open to the public and operated upon property owned by the Federal or State government or by any political subdivision of the State by a private entity authorized by said governmental landowner to operate such facility. (orig. 11-3-81)

7. Oil and gas drilling operations. Such operations shall conform to the standards contained in the Drilling and Production of Oil and Gas Section of this Zoning Resolution, except as modified by the Board of County Commissioners in the resolution approving the Special Use. (orig. 10-17-83; am. 12-17-02; am. 7-11-06)

E. Lot and Building Standards

Deviation from the standards established below may be allowed for Special Uses providing adequate justification is presented and approved at time of hearing. (orig. 11-3-81)

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1. Height Limitation

No structure shall exceed 25 feet in height. (orig. 12-26-62)

2. Front Setback

The minimum front setback for any building, structure or camper unit shall be 100 feet. (orig. 12-26-62; am. 11-3-81)

3. Side Setbacks

The minimum side setback shall be 50 feet. (orig. 12-26-62; am. 1-4-65; am. 11-3-81)

4. Rear Setback

The minimum rear setback shall be 50 feet. (orig. 12-26-62; am. 1-4-65; am. 11-3-81)

5. Stream Setback

No building, structure or camper unit intended for overnight living quarters shall be permitted to be constructed or placed within the floodplain of any stream as determined by the high-water line of a 25-year flood. The term "stream" shall be construed to include channel, marshlands, swamp or any other area subject to inundation. (orig. 1-4-65)

6. Fences

a. Maximum height: 7 feet, except for enclosure fences immediately surrounding swimming pools, tennis courts and other similar outside private recreational facilities, which shall not exceed 12 feet in height. (orig. 11-3-81)

b. Fence permits are required for any fence over 42 inches in height. (orig. 11-3-81)

c. No electric fence shall be permitted for a boundary or perimeter fence. (orig. 11-3-81)

d. Fences on corner lots must comply with the vision clearance triangle requirements as specified in the Definitions Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 11-3-81; am. 7-1-03)

F. Signs and Outdoor Advertising Devices

Signs and outdoor advertising devices shall comply with the provisions of the Signs and Outdoor Advertising Devices Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 11-3-81; am. 12-17-02; am. 7-11-06)

G. Lighting

Lighting shall comply with the provisions of the Lighting Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 12-17-02; am. 7-11-06)

H. Architecture

Architecture shall comply with the provisions of the Architecture Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 12-17-02; am. 7-11-06)

I. Parking

Parking shall comply with the provisions of Off-Street Parking and Loading Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 12-17-02; am. 7-11-06)

J. Landscaping and Open Space

Landscaping and open space shall comply with the provisions of the Landscaping Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 12-17-02; am. 7-11-06)


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material equal or greater in strength, except when it is necessary to remove them for training,


K. General Requirements

1. All setbacks shall be measured from the foundation or wall; however, eaves, roof overhangs and fireplaces may protrude 24 inches into the setback. (orig. 11-3-81)

2. No structure may be erected, placed upon or extend over any easement unless approved in writing by the agency or agencies having jurisdiction over such easement. (orig. 11-3-81)

3. Manure shall not be allowed to accumulate so as to cause a hazard to the health, safety or welfare of humans and/or animals. The outside storage of manure in piles shall not be permitted within 100 feet of the front lot line and shall conform to the side and rear setback requirements of a dwelling.(orig. 11-3-81; am. 12-17-02)

4. Stallions and bulls shall be kept in a pen, corral or run area enclosed by a 6 foot chain link fence, or

breeding or other similar purposes. (orig. 11-3-81)

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Vision Clearance Triangle

No fence, wall, hedge, shrub, structure or other obstruction to view which is over 42 inches inheight shall be erected, placed or maintained within a triangle formed by the property lineimmediately adjacent to a street, road, railroad right-of-way, or non-residential drives as illustratedin the �gure below.

Distance of Vision Clearance Triangle

Street/Road Classi�cation Required Distance from IntersectionNon-residential drive 25’

Local 25’

Collector 40’

Arterial 55’

Railroad right-of-way 55’

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100 Je�erson County Parkway, Suite 3550, Golden, Colorado 80419-3550 303.271.8700 • Fax 303.271.8744 • http://planning.je�co.us

SIGN PERMIT APPLICATION

Je�erson County, Colorado Planning & Zoning Division

4/10/15 Plan-Zone CD-ROM

Legal Description

Expiration Date

Owner’s AddressStreet City State ZIP

Contractor AddressStreet City State ZIP

Applicant’s Name

Address of siteStreet City State ZIP

Property Owner Phone

Contractor Phone Fax

Please read and checkI hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state that the above is

correct, and agree not to start this project until this application is approved, and shall comply to the laws of the State of Colorado and the Zoning Regulations of Je�erson County.

Any violation of the above noted terms will cause immediate revocation of this permit.I hereby acknowledge that I am aware that this permit does not include a legal parcel

review as it pertains to Senate Bill 35 and subdivision of land or a review of access to my site. I am aware that legal parcel review and/or a review of access to my site may be required for other permits or processes on this site in the future. Approval of this application does not guarantee approval of any future permits or processes on the property.

Date Phone

Applicant’s Signature

Applicant’s E-mail Address

Sta� use only

Zone District Map #

Plat Book Page

ODP Book Page

Je�erson County Sta� ApprovalName Date Fee Receipt #

Permit # SP

Permanent Temporary New Replace

1 . This form is only an application until validated by Je�erson County sta�.2 . Fees are on-line at our web site or call 303-271-8700. Make checks payable to Je�erson County Treasurer.3 . All sign permit applications must be accompanied by a site plan drawn to scale .4 . All sign permit applications must be accompanied by a drawing of the sign(s) to scale .

(Indicate height and dimensions ) If wall sign: drawing of wall with dimensions of wall.5 . All spaces below must be filled in before turning in application to Je�erson County sta�.

On Premise O� Premise Sign type: Ground Window Wall Projecting Illuminated? Yes No

Height of Sign # of Faces Sq. Ft. Per Face

Floodplain? Yes No

Floodplain Permit #

Drainage Easement Yes No

Corner Lot Yes No

V.C.T. Clear Not Clear NA

Height of sign in V.C.T. <42” >42”

B.O.A. Case #

Other

Maximum Signage Allowed

Existing Requested

Remaining Signage Available

Max. Size Ground Sign Permitted

Wall Sign Calculations:Dimensions of Signable Area

Sq. Ft. 30%

Max. Height

Min. Setbacks

Easements

Street Frontage

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12. Grading: All grading activity shall comply with the Land Disturbance Section of this Zoning Resolution. The maximum grade within parking lots, excluding maneuvering lanes, shall be 6 percent in any direction, except for passive recreational uses where the maximum grade may be 8 percent. (orig. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02; am. 10-12-04;am. 9-15-09)

13. Landscaping: Landscaping for parking facilities shall comply with the Landscaping Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02; am. 9-15-09)

14. Vision Clearance Triangle: Parking signage, structures, landscaping and the location of parking spaces shall be designed so as to comply with the vision clearance triangle requirements as specified in the Definitions Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 7-23-02; am. 7-1-03)

15. Parking Space Delineation

a. Surface Markings: All paved parking areas shall be marked by painted lines striped at least 18feet long and 4 inches wide to establish vehicular and pedestrian movement and to define parking spaces. All accessible spaces shall be designated by a standard diagram centered on the ground of each parking space as specified below. (orig. 7-23-02)

b. Signage: All accessible spaces shall be designated by a sign mounted on a post centered at the head of each space at a height of no less than 3.5 feet and no more than 6 feet above the surface as indicated below. All directional signs, excluding those required for accessible spaces, shall comply with the Signs and Outdoor Advertising Devices Section of this Zoning Resolution. (orig. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02; am. 9-15-09)

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15. No portion of a parking space or loading area shall extend into any street right-of-way or other public way. (orig. 7-23-02)

16. Except for single-family or duplex residential uses, head-in or back-out parking onto any public right-of-way, high-volume traffic lane or over a sidewalk shall not be permitted. (orig. 7-23-02)

F. Remote Parking

1. The Director of Planning and Zoning may approve locating the required automobile parking for a use on a remote site provided all of the following conditions are satisfied: (orig. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02;am. 3-3-15)

a. Both the primary use and related off-site parking are located in a zone district which allows the primary use. (orig. 7-23-02)

b. The remote parking site is located within 300 feet of the primary use it serves, except for valet parking facilities. (orig. 7-23-02)

c. On-site parking has been maximized. (orig. 7-23-02)

d. All required accessible parking and loading spaces have been provided on-site. (orig. 7-23-02)

e. Submission of a written agreement between the record owners guaranteeing the use and operation of remote parking areas for the life of the principal use. (orig. 7-23-02)

G. Shared Parking

1. The Director of Planning and Zoning may approve the reduction of required automobile parking spaces for mixed-use developments under the following conditions: (orig. 7-23-02; am. 12-17-02;am. 3-3-15)

a. The applicant has submitted a study that clearly demonstrates the feasibility of shared parking. This study shall indicate overall peak parking demand, traffic loads and impacts for each of the buildings, structures or uses including the characteristics (size, tenant mix), the days and hours of operation, the differences in projected peak parking demand per building, structure or use,

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4.0 - Signage and Wayfinding Design

Standards and Guidelines:

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4.0 - Design Standards and Guidelines:

4.1 - Design Standard and Guidelines Description: This section of the signage and way-finding manual outlines the standards and guidelines for FHPRD. Standards and guidelines were decided at our FHPRD decision-making meeting with the Planning and Maintenance Department on March 29, 2016.These sign standards and guidelines give FHPRD the opportunity to achieve the following:

- developing consistent signage standards

- signage and wayfinding guidelines to help guide the reader or user

- use an efficient design process to establish new signs

- consistent sign image throughout our parks

- consistent sign placement

Details on design standards and guidelines are provided in the subtitles ; which include jeffco stan-dards, ADA standard, Metro Fire Lane sign standards, sign standards, post standard, sign and post height standards, color palette standards, font standard, letter height guidelines, logos,ID number, and sequence of signs. Subtitle a, b, and c outlines and diagrams some general information about regulations.

4.1.1 - Jeffco Standards

Detail information on Jeffco Standard can be found in Section 3.0 - Jeffco Standard Regulatory. General sign Information about Jeffco Sign Standard include:

- 10 Feet Setback from Property Line

- Clear the Vision Clearance Triangle

- The Sign Permit Application Process (Includes form, fees, site plan, and elevations) - Temporary Sign can Only be Mounted no More Than 6 Months (No Permit Required)

- Other information about “No Permit Required” is located in Section 3.0 - Jeffco Standard Regulatory. Signs are prohibited:

- In the Right-Of-Way (Permit Required)

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4.1.2 - ADA Standards

Handicap signs must be mounted in the center of the post with a minimum height of 6’ measured to the bottom of the sign. Information provided by Geoff Ames. Call the Accessibility Implementa-tion Consultant at 719.444.0252 - ext. 106, or e-mail [email protected] for more information. Last updated: 3/2016

4.1.3 - Metro Fire Department - Fire Lane Sign Standards

The NO PARKING - FIRE LANE sign must be a minimum of 7’ measured to the bottom of the post and maximum spacing of 70‘ between the each sign. The spacing between fire lane signs will decreases around curves for visibility purposes. Information provided by Bruce Kral , Fire Marshall of West Metro Fire District. Call 303.989.4307 or e-mail [email protected] for more information. Last updated: 4/8/2016

4’ 9

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5’ 9

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7’6’7’ 6

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4’ 9

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5’ 9

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- Upon Any Easements (Permit Required)

- Flowing Objects, Search Lights, Mechanical Movement, and Flashing / Blinking Lights

- Billboards, Some Off-Premise Signs, and Roof Signs (Permit Required)

- Extend over 12 feet.

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4.1.4 - Sign Standards

The standard aluminum sign size for vendors is 18” x 12” to maximum a 4’ x 8’ aluminum sheet and reduce waste material. Other standard sign sizes include 9” x 14”, 18” x 27”, and 24” x 36”. Below diagrams aluminum sign standards concerning sign thickness, the sign corners, and hole placement.

Thickness: Sign Corners: Hole Placement:

0.080 to 0.125 thickness * thicker material = less bend damage

Hole 1 inch to center of the hole from middle point of sign.

4.1.5 - Post Standard

The standard thickness for a post is 12 gauge or a 1/8” thickness. The standard post size is 2 3/8” in width due to the vendor’s limitation of attachment methods. The thin-ner post thickness could bend by an individual jumping on the post.

These post variety in type, sizes, lengths, and finishing.

Corner Radius 1.5”

Types of Posts

NEX PostSquare PostCircular Post

U-Channel Post

Finishes for Posts

Galvanized Powdered-Coat

*Prevent from rusting

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4.1.5 - Sign and Post Height Standards

Pedestrian Sign and Post Height Standards:

Two standard sign and post heights for pedestri-ans purposes have been decided on in our FHPRD decision-making meeting. The 5’ to the bottom of the sign is the maximum height a sign should be. The purpose of this height addresses an individual‘s comfort of reading the sign from 3 to 5 feet away. These signs should be located at the entrance of the park to create a focal point and bring public awareness to the purpose and place-ment of the sign. Some final destination signs could qualify for this height standard; including signs on fences / buildings, or signs at destination entry points. The 3’ to the bottom of the sign is

5’5’ 9

”

3’

Vehicle Sign and Post Height Standards:

Vehicle signs should vary from 6’ to 7‘ to the bottom of the sign to allow viewing from greater distances, and minimize screening by objects around the post base. Signs addressed to drivers must be retroreflective to increase sign visibility at night, decrease fatal crashes in our parking lots / into our parks, and to follow MUTCD standards. For more information about “Retroreflectivity” can be found in Section2A.07 and Section 2A.08 of the MUTCD 2009 Edition– https://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/pdfs/2009r1r2/part2a.pdf

4’ 9

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6’

7’

the maximum a sign should be along the pathway and / or at the final destinations. This height standard is to retain the aesthetic values of the park’s natural and cultural environment.

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4.1.6 - Color Palette Guidelines

This diagram illustrates the background and font colors that should be used for each sign type.

Yellow background

colors should be used for warning

sign of what is ahead, surface

condition ahead, or wildlife

caution areas.

Orange background

colors should be used for

temporaryconstruction

areas, or seasonal environment conditions.

Redbackground

colors should be used for

regulatory signs.

Ex: stop sign, yield sign, do not enter

sign, and wrong way sign

Black background

colors should be used for one way

sign.

* black background signs could be used

for night signs.

Brownbackground

colors should be used for guidance and inform signs relating to park

and rec interest or destinations.

Ex: dog sign, memo-rial location sign

Purple background

colors is to bedetermine.

Green Font should be used

for specific users or usage.

Ex: staff parking sign, handicap sign

Red Font should be used for rule enforce-ment or regula-

tory sign .

Ex: parking sign, authorized vehicle

sign, dumping sign, trespassing sign,

trash sign, baseball sign

Greenbackground

colors should be used for Foothill

Logo signs, or informational

wayfinding signs.

Black Font should be used for warning or

regulatory signs.

Ex: MUTCD sign, irrigation sign, air craft sign, dog sticker sign,

lake / water sign, wildlife education sign, baseball sign

Multiple background color

should be used for Informational

wayfinding maps, playground signs,

dog waste dispensers, and tribute / contrib-

ute signs.

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4.1.7 - Font Standard

Berkeley Bold is our standard font for our “Foothills Park and Recreation District” Logo. All other words, except logos, on sign must use Segoe UI.

4.1.8 - Letter Height Guidelines

Letter heights on signs vary greatly in size. A pedestrian letter size standard must be a minimum of .11 inches or 8 point. Roadway letter size minimum should be at least 4 inches (288 point) to 6 inches (432 point). These letter sizes form guidelines that were based off of CDOT letter height standards and our existing main entry sign letter height. Below illustrates our main entry sign letter size to inform and guide the reader or user on future decision-making concerning letter sizes.

Berkeley BoldSegoe UI Bold

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inch

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Below illustrates our existing 9’x12’ large regional sign varieties letter heights.

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Below illustrates an example of our main entry sign and the measurements of a park’s name decal. FHPRD must measure the decals for each main entry sign In order to save money on refurbishing the sign. There is a wide variety of sizes in our main entry sign designs. Below is a list of eight different main entry sign sizes and how many FHPRD has:

32”x 48” (24) 32”x50” (18) 40”x62” (12) 42”x86” (1)

72”x 48” (2) 110”x60” (6) 108”x49” (1) 78”x144” (1)

Main entry sign dimensions are:

32”x 48”

Park name decal dimensions are:

10.5”x 43”

Foothills logo decal dimensions are:

7”x14”

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4.1.9 - Logos

Logos inform the public who maintains our parks and who are the supporters of our parks.

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4.1.10 - ID Number

Standard signs will be give an ID number due to vandalism on sign, sun-damaged signs, or unread-able signs. The ID number creates a easy and efficient method to replace signs for the maintenance and planning departments.

T.H.N.PT = Sequence of Sign

Sign into Park: ISign along Pathway: ASign at Destination: D

H = Height of Sign on Post * In Inches

N = Type of SIgn* Type of Signs and Sign Number can be found in the “Sign Catalog” of This Manual

Sign into Park Sign along Pathway Sign at Destination

P = Park Number

- Parking Sign(1 through 8)

- Rule Enforcement Sign(1 through 3)

- Pedestrian Entry / Existing Sign(1 through 5)

- Warning Sign(1 through 5)

- Rule Enforcement Sign(1 through 6)

- Other Sign(1 through 4)

- Baseball Sign(1 through 6)

- Multi-Use Field Sign(Only 1)

- Other Activity Sign (1 through 16)

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4.1.12 - Sequence of Sign Placement: In this section, signs have been classified into three (3) different phases that a visitor would experience approaching our parks. The three phases are divided up by the sequences a visitor would notice when entering the park, along pathways in the park, and at their final destination. Each subtitle will describe where signs should be placed within each phase.

The phases of signs can achieve:

1. Guiding an individual to their destinations or trail

2. Provide distances along a route

2. Better understand a park’s image

3. Warn the public about dangers and conditions

4. Educate visitors of the proper use in our parks

5. Promote areas for the protection of natural habitats

6. Interesting facts about the park features or history

7. Manage activities within our park

8. Outline regulations to control unwanted activities Signs are the quickest and easiest way to give the public a positive impression of Foothills Park and Recreation. Placement and sequence of signs are key components to one’s experience entering our parks to the departure of one’s destination.

Signs into the Park:

The methods of a visitor could enter our parks are by foot, bicycle, horse, vehicle, or bus. The three types of transportation signs that FHPRD is responsible for is our pedestrian, horse, and vehicle signs. FHPRD is not responsible for other methods of transportation signs; which have a more regional scale purpose. Other methods of transportation can be beneficial to FHPRD in bringing the local commu-nity to our parks and recreation facilities; includes bicycle route signs maintained by the Jeffco County and bus stop signs maintained by RTD.

Vehicle Signs:

a. Vehicle Entry Signs:

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1. Main Entry Sign - Entry signs should be installed off of primary roadways along our parks. This sign increases the public’s awareness of Foothill’s parks. Our entry signs must have our FHPRD Logo at the top of the sign. Main entry signs should inform the public of any funding or grants provided by the community, county, or etc.

2. Informational Wayfinding Sign - Guide and information drivers of Foothills Park and Recreation destinations. The background color of these signs vary from green or brown with a white font, which follow the MUTCD color standards. A green background sign is used on signs to guide drivers, and a brown background sign is used for recreation purposes. b. Parking Signs: Parking signs are considered prohibition signs (red font with white background) or permissive signs (green font with white background). Prohibition signs are used for prohibited parking at all times or at specific times. Permissive signs are used for limited-time parking, or parking for a particular manner if permitted.

Red Font with White Background

1. No Parking Sign – Prohibited parking at all time due to fire lane regulations, or safety purposes.

2. Park in Designated Spaces Sign – Prohibited parking anywhere except designated parking spaces.

3. Timeframe Parking Sign – Prohibited parking at specific times. This is due to students and residents parking in our parking lots without engaging with our park and recreation facilities.

Green Font with White Background

4. ADA Sign – Handicap signs are reserved spaces for people with disabilities. Designated spaces are to accommodate any type of vehicles and wheelchair vans. Mandatory signs by law.

5. Overflow Parking Sign – Inform and direct driver to extra designated parking spaces.

6. Staff Parking Sign – Reserved parking spaces for Foothills staff.

Other Font and Background Color

7. FHPRD Parking Rule Sign - These rule signs achieve the approach of a

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prohibition sign and a permissive sign. The rule sign includes information from the Park in Designated Spaces Sign, Overflow Parking Sign, and Timeframe Parking Sign. This sign has a green background with white font.

8. Sheriff Sign – Provided by Jeffco Sheriff’s Department to inform the public to lock their vehicles, and don’t leave valuables in your vehicle or in sight. c. Rule Enforcement Signs: 1. Authorized Vehicles / Dumping Sign - Used to re-enforce our list of prohibited activities on our rule signs and dumping is illegal by the state of law. This sign also achieves and informs the public that Foothill’s does not want unauthor- ized vehicles on our property without permission for liability and property damage purposes.

2. MUTCD Traffic / Warning Sign - Signs are used for an assortment of traffic regulations, and safety purposes within our parking lots and pass-through roadway.

3. MUTCD Warning Sign - Signs are used for an assortment of traffic warning purposes within our parking lots and pass-through roadway. Pedestrian Signs:

a. Pedestrian Entry / Exiting Signs: Signs should be located at the entry point of any walk-through pathway into the park.

1. Rule Sign - Provides the public information about prohibited activities within Foothill’s perimeters.

2. Dog Sign / Vinyl Dog Sticker - Informs the public about law enforcement fees for not picking up after your dog and dogs must be on-leash. Foothills enforces these dog regulations for maintenance purposes, and for the dog’s safety from lawn mowers and heavy equipment. The vinyl dog sticker should have a positive image to achieve Foothill’s goal in maintaining the aesthic values of our parks. 3. Apodt-A-Park Sign - Gives a positive impression to the public that Foothill’s wants to create community engagement from the surrounding neighborhood to help support and take pride in our parks.

4. Informational Wayfinding Sign - Provide visitors distances and / or directional information to wayfind to another park or trail head.










5. Wildlife Sign - Educate and inform visitors about present wildlife in parks; includes rattlesnakes, coyotes, bats, birds, frogs, deer, moose, mice, enda- gered species, bugs, etc. Signs along Pathway:

Walk-through pathways have various destinations that a visitor could potentially be attracted towards. FHPRD should place signs along a pathway where potential danger could be present, guide visitors through our parks, and educate visitors about various subjects. a. Warning Signs: These signs warn the public to be extra aware of any danger that could be present to endanger a visitor’s health and safety within our parks. The background color of these signs should be yellow with black font to follow the MUTCD color standards. 1. Irrigate Sign - Warn the public what type of water is being used for our irrigate systems.

2. Surface Condition Sign - Warn the public about any dangerous surfaces and to take into consideration the risk when passing-through.

3. Structural Sign - Warn the public of any unstable structures that could endanger a person’s safety. A template should be created for future warnings that Foothill’s want to inform the public about.

4. Wildlife Sign - Warn the public of wildlife that could be dangerous to visitors, or areas preserved for wildlife habitat.

b. Rule Enforcement Signs: These signs should contain information on the kinds of activities that are allowed along the walk-through pathway in a positive tone. Law enforcements can reinforce these regulatory rules within Foothill’s perimeters.

1. Trespassing Sign - Enforce and inform the public they must not trespass on Foothill’s property for liability and safety purposes.

2. Controlled Aircraft Sign - Foothill’s is only licensed for controlled aircraft permitting at 2 parks, Robert A. Easton Regional Park and Daniel L. Schaefer Athletic Complex. Jeffco County only allows two areas to be permitted. This sign informs the public about the controlled aircraft regulations, legal fees, and you must be permitted to fly a controlled aircraft.

3. Trash Sign - Theses signs should be a positive regulatory sign to inform the public to take pride in our parks, and dispose of trash properly.

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5. Wildlife Sign - Educate and inform visitors about present wildlife in parks; includes rattlesnakes, coyotes, bats, birds, frogs, deer, moose, mice, enda- gered species, bugs, etc. Signs along Pathway:

Walk-through pathways have various destinations that a visitor could potentially be attracted towards. FHPRD should place signs along a pathway where potential danger could be present, guide visitors through our parks, and educate visitors about various subjects. a. Warning Signs: These signs warn the public to be extra aware of any danger that could be present to endanger a visitor’s health and safety within our parks. The background color of these signs should be yellow with black font to follow the MUTCD color standards. 1. Irrigate Sign - Warn the public what type of water is being used for our irrigate systems.

2. Surface Condition Sign - Warn the public about any dangerous surfaces and to take into consideration the risk when passing-through.

3. Structural Sign - Warn the public of any unstable structures that could endanger a person’s safety. A template should be created for future warnings that Foothill’s want to inform the public about.

4. Wildlife Sign - Warn the public of wildlife that could be dangerous to visitors, or areas preserved for wildlife habitat.

b. Rule Enforcement Signs: These signs should contain information on the kinds of activities that are allowed along the walk-through pathway in a positive tone. Law enforcements can reinforce these regulatory rules within Foothill’s perimeters.

1. Trespassing Sign - Enforce and inform the public they must not trespass on Foothill’s property for liability and safety purposes.

2. Controlled Aircraft Sign - Foothill’s is only licensed for controlled aircraft permitting at 2 parks, Robert A. Easton Regional Park and Daniel L. Schaefer Athletic Complex. Jeffco County only allows two areas to be permitted. This sign informs the public about the controlled aircraft regulations, legal fees, and you must be permitted to fly a controlled aircraft.

3. Trash Sign - Theses signs should be a positive regulatory sign to inform the public to take pride in our parks, and dispose of trash properly.

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4. Lake / Water Sign - Inform the public about prohibited activity allowed at / on the lake, or other water sources for health and safety purposes.

5. Smoking Sign - To be determined by Jeffco County’s Health Department and Foothill’s Board Directors.

6. Horse Sign - Inform the public about the regulatory rules about horses for health, safety, and property damage purposes. Horses could potentially damage our irrigate systems and ball fields due to their mass and hooves.

c. Other Signs: 1. Tribute Sign - Informs the public Foothill’s gratitude to anyone who has tribute their time and / or funding for a park facility.

2. Contribute Sign - Informs the public of a grant or funding donated in order to help achieve a park project.

3. Informational Wayfinding Sign - Provide visitors distances and directional information to wayfind through our parks or trail pathway.

4. Interpretive / Educational Sign - Educate the public about the park’s theme, history,etc to enhance the prominence and identification of a park and / or trail.


All parks have various type of activities and destinations. Destination signs focus on the main sub-jects about an activity’s regulatory rules, warnings to take into consideration, and / or educate the public about information.

a. Baseball Signs: 1. Field Number Sign - Athletic directors will provide the organization, who reserved a field, a field number. This sign informs the public what the baseball field number that has been set up and prepared by the maintenance depart ment for their tournament.

2. Distance Number Sign - Inform the public the distance of Foothill’s baseball fields, and the distance inform the public if the field is qualified for national or state tournaments.

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visitors watching the game.

4. Field Closed Sign - Foothills might need to renovate a baseball field, and need to inform the public a baseball field is closed for maintenance purposes. 5. Field Use Sign - Inform the public a permit is required to use our baseball fields. The permit guarantees users and other visitors that one’s organization has been reserved and paid for on specific days and times. This sign informs the public you must pay to reserve a field, so Foothills can maintain a consi- tent revenue, and to maintain our facilities to the public

6. Dog Sign - Informs the public that dogs should not be within the baseball fence for baseball reservation purposes, and health and safety purposes. b. Multi-Use Field Signs:

1. Field Number / Name Sign - Athletic directors will provide the organization, who reserved a field, a field number. These signs will need to be re-designed without the peak at the top of the sign due to the decision from the signage and wayfinding decision-making meeting.

c. Other Activity Signs:

1. Skate Park Sign - Warn visitors to skate at their our risk, and highly recom mended safety equipment.

2. Disc Golf Sign - Inform visitors about the distance and placement of the next disc golf tee.

3. Playground Sign - These signs are provided by playground vendors, and vary in size, color, text, and shape.

4. Memorial Sign - Inform visitors about the memorial purpose, educational facts about the memorial, and / or regulatory rules.

5. Tennis Court Sign - Inform visitors about the regulatory rules within the tennis courtyard.

6. Sledding Sign - Warn the public the risks and take into considerations before sledding down the hill.

7. Mile Marker - Mile markers will be placed around ponds or along trial to inform

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the public how far of a distance they have completed. Mile makers should label features and distance indicators state every 0.25 mile.

8. Lake / Water / Fishing Sign - Inform the public type of fish are in the lake, what activities are prohibited in / on / around the lake, rapid rising water present, or warnings about safety precautions.

9. Basketball Sign - To be determined if sign is needed within Foothill’s parks.

10. Volleyball Sign - To be determined if sign is needed within Foothill’s parks.

11. Batting Cage Sign - Inform the public about the batting cage’s regulatory rules, or prohibited activities for safety purposes.

12. Amphitheater Sign - To be determined if sign is needed within Foothill’s parks.

13. BMX Sign - To be determined after construction and build is completed summer of 2016.

14. Fountain Sign - Inform the public about the fountain’s regulatory rules, or prohibited activities.

15. Pool Sign - Inform the public about the pool’s regulatory rules, or prohibited activities allowed within the pool’s perimeter.

16. Interpretive/ Educational Sign - Educate the public about the park’s theme, history,etc.

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5.0 - Sign Catalog:

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5.1 - Sign Catalog Description: The sign catalog will help the planning and maintenance staff with maintaining consistent signs throughout Foothill’s parks, limit signage selection, and ease the vendoring process. The sign selection for this sign catalog was decided by our maintenance and planning department during our signage and wayfinding decision-making meeting on March 9, 2016. The maintenance supervisors can use the sign catalog to order new signs in an efficient and effective method. Section 7.0 provides vendors and prices on the various sizes of these signs.

The sign catalog objectives are to: - Provide the planning and maintenance department an organized layout of FHPRD signs

- Eliminate various type of signs stating the same information

- An inventory of Foothill’s park signs

- Type of signs that need to be updated, developed, or redesigned - Minimize the timeframe to replace a sign

5.1.1 - Sign Catalog The following pages illustrate the selected signs for Foothill’s regional parks, community parks, neighborhood parks, and greenbelt trail systems; and what signs need to be updated, developed, or redesigned.

5.0 - Sign Catalog:

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Take Pride in our Parks

www.ifoothills.org/parks_adopt.asp

ADOPT-A-PARKRULES FOR URBAN PARKS,

TRAILS, GREENBELTS, & OPEN SPACES

ALL STATE, WILDLIFE & LOCAL LAWS APPLYPARK HOURS: 5 A.M. - 10 P.M. (EXCEPT FOR AUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES)

THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES ARE

PROHIBITED:•Dumping and Littering•Golfing •Fireworks•Alcoholic Beverages•Rockets or Remote Control Devices•Horses on Irrigated Turf•Hunting or Harrassment of Wildlife•Contact with Bodies of Water / Ice•Ice Fishing •Overnight Camping•Fires (Except for Charcoal or Gas Grills)•Misuse or Modifying Park Property•Openly Carrying or Discharging a Device with a Projectile

Any unlawful act may be prosecuted under CRS 18-9-117.

EMERGENCIES: CALL 911Report Criminal Activity to:Jefferson County Sheriff: (303) 277-0211

Colorado Parks & Wildlife: (303) 297-1192

Park Information:www.ifoothills.org(303) 409-2300

LEASH, CONTROL & CLEANUP AFTER PETS

NOGLASS CONTAINERS

NOUNAUTHORIZED VEHICLES

RULES FOR

ROBERT F. CLEMENT PARK



PROHIBITED:•Dumping and Littering•Golfing (Except in Permitted Areas Only)•Fireworks•Alcoholic Beverages Over 3.2%ABV (Except by Permit)•Rockets or Remote Control Devices•Horses on Irrigated Turf•Hunting or Harrassment of Wildlife•Contact with Bodies of Water / Ice•Ice Fishing•Overnight Camping•Fires (Except for Charcoal or Gas Grills)•Misuse or Modifying Park Property•Openly Carrying or Discharging a Device with a Projectile






NOGLASS CONTAINERS


RULES FOR

ROBERT A. EASTON REGIONAL PARK



PROHIBITED:•Dumping and Littering•Golfing •Fireworks•Alcoholic Beverages•Rockets or Remote Control Devices (Except by Permit)•Horses on Irrigated Turf•Hunting or Harrassment of Wildlife•Contact with Bodies of Water / Ice•Ice Fishing •Overnight Camping •Fires (Except for Charcoal or Gas Grills)•Misuse or Modifying Park Property•Openly Carrying or Discharging a Device with a Projectile






NOGLASS CONTAINERS


RULES FOR

DANIEL L. SCHAEFER ATHLETIC COMPLEX



PROHIBITED:•Dumping and Littering•Golfing •Fireworks•Alcoholic Beverages•Rockets or Remote Control Devices (Except by Permit)•Horses on Irrigated Turf•Hunting or Harrassment of Wildlife•Contact with Bodies of Water / Ice•Overnight Camping (Except by Permit)•Fires (Except for Charcoal or Gas Grills)•Misuse or Modifying Park Property•Openly Carrying or Discharging a Device with a Projectile






NOGLASS CONTAINERS


Need to re-design

FHPRD parking rule sign

Need to add-in je�co

sheri� sign

Need to add-in

authorized vehicles only - no dumping

Need temple for pedestrian

inform-ation way-

�nding sign

Need temple for

vehicle informa-

tional way�nding

sign

Need to re-design

vinyl sticker on dog waste dispenser

Need temple for main entry

signs

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5.0 - Sign Catalog:

Need to develop

signs about bugs

Need to develop

signs about prairie dogs

Need to re-design

wildlife habitat

preserva-tion area

sign

Need to develop tribute /

contribute sign

Need to develop a baseball warm-up

sign

Need to develop a baseball �eld use

sign

Need to re-design multi-use �eld sign

Need to re-design skate park

sign

Need to develop

foundation sign

Need to develop

pool sign

Need temple for structural

sign

Need to re-design

lake / water sign

Need to develop a horse sign

Need temple for disc golf

sign

Need temple for memorial

sign

Need to develop a

tennis court sign

Need to decide

mile marker decals

Need to develop

lake / water/ �shing

sign

Need to develop batting

cage sign

Need to develop

amphithe-ater sign

Need to develop

BMX sign

Need to re-design

rattlesnake sign

Need to develop

signs about birds

Need to develop

signs about frogs

Need to develop

signs about

deer, elk, or moose

Need to develop

signs about endan-gered

species

Need to add-in surface

condition sign

Park Trash Only!

Help Prevent Illegal Dumping

Keep Our Parks and Greenbelts

Clean!

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6.0 - Placement of Signage

and Wayfinding

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6.0 - Placement of Signage and Wayfinding

6.1 - Next Phase Description:

The next phase for the planning and maintenance department is to begin locating the new sign and post placements for our maintenance department. The maps of the new sign placements will guide the maintenance crew in understanding the new location of the signs. The following pages will diagram:

- the parks within each ward.

- the park’s layout.

- the public’s movement flow throughout the park.

- the purpose of each sign and post placement; which would be effected by the loca tion of primary roadways, secondary roadways, entry points, areas attracting visitors off the walk-through pathway, and / or destinations within the park.

Diagramming the future placement of signs could potentially help support our grant application to fund the repairs or replacement of our existing signs. The planning department can use these maps to integrate with other park projects that are applying for a grant. Documenting the number of poten-tial signs and posts will also help calculate a total pricing for each park. The total pricing for signs and posts can then be phased into our capital repair and replacement funding.

6.2 - Overall FHPRD Ward:

The next page illustrates the 5 ward boundaries located within FHPRD, and primary roadways border-ing the edges.

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6.3 - Ward 1:

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6.4 - Ward 2:

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6.5 - Ward 3:

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6.6 - Ward 4:

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6.7 - Ward 5:

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7.0 - Establishment Process:

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100 Jefferson County Parkway, Suite 3550, Golden, Colorado 80419-3550

303.271.8700 • Fax 303.271.8744 • http://planning.jeffco.us

SIGN PERMIT APPLICATION

Jefferson County, Colorado Planning & Zoning Division

4/10/15 Plan-Zone CD-ROM

Legal Description

Expiration Date

Owner’s AddressStreet City State ZIP

Contractor AddressStreet City State ZIP

Applicant’s Name

Address of siteStreet City State ZIP

Property Owner Phone

Contractor Phone Fax

Please read and check I hereby acknowledge that I have read this application and state that the above is correct, and agree not to start this project until this application is approved, and shall comply to the laws of the State of Colorado and the Zoning Regulations of Jefferson County. Any violation of the above noted terms will cause immediate revocation of this permit. I hereby acknowledge that I am aware that this permit does not include a legal parcel review as it pertains to Senate Bill 35 and subdivision of land or a review of access to my site. I am aware that legal parcel review and/or a review of access to my site may be required for other permits or processes on this site in the future. Approval of this application does not guarantee approval of any future permits or processes on the property.

Date Phone

Applicant’s Signature

Applicant’s E-mail Address

Staff use only

Zone District Map #

Plat Book Page

ODP Book Page

Jefferson County Staff ApprovalName Date Fee Receipt #

Permit # SP

Permanent Temporary New Replace

1. This form is only an application until validated by Jefferson County staff.2. Fees are on-line at our web site or call 303-271-8700. Make checks payable to Jefferson County Treasurer.3. All sign permit applications must be accompanied by a site plan drawn to scale.4. All sign permit applications must be accompanied by a drawing of the sign(s) to scale.

(Indicate height and dimensions) If wall sign: drawing of wall with dimensions of wall.5. All spaces below must be filled in before turning in application to Jefferson County staff.

On Premise Off Premise Sign type: Ground Window Wall Projecting Illuminated? Yes No

Height of Sign # of Faces Sq. Ft. Per Face

Floodplain? Yes No

Floodplain Permit #

Drainage Easement Yes No

Corner Lot Yes No

V.C.T. Clear Not Clear NA

Height of sign in V.C.T. <42” >42”

B.O.A. Case #

Other

Maximum Signage Allowed

Existing Requested

Remaining Signage Available

Max. Size Ground Sign Permitted

Wall Sign Calculations:Dimensions of Signable Area

Sq. Ft. 30%

Max. Height

Min. Setbacks

Easements

Street Frontage

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7.2 - Construction, Prices, and

Maintenance

141

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142

7.3 - Vendors

143

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