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Welcome

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Alameda Community Development Agency Economic and Civic Development Department

Eden Area Signage Plan

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• Create a community identity: what do people think of when they think about their community?

• Build a sense of place: signs say that you’re entering or moving through a distinct place

• Build community pride

• Well-designed signs set a positive tone and look: visually signals that this is a cared-for place

• Direct visitors and shoppers to shopping districts: a boost for locally owned shops, restaurants and service businesses

A good sign program can help:

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Purpose:

Gateways Wayfinding

Design:

Placement:

Community Identity

Prominent and attractive Location

Near Community Border

High Traffic Street

Freestanding

Decorative Materials

Freestanding or Attachable

Allows for more destinations to be added

Give Directions

Signage Types

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• Family of signs has - Same shape and layout - Different logo and color

• High contrast colors

• 3” minimum text size

• Scale and size limits

Effective Signage: Important Points

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Analysis PGAdesign and Alameda County staff toured the urban unincorporated areas of Ashland, Cherryland, Castro Valley and San Lorenzo.

• Retail/Industrial Districts

• Freeway Access

• Existing County installed sign locations:

- Castro Valley Streetscape Sign

- Cherryland Gateway Sign

- Grant Avenue Sign

- Fairmont Terrace Signs

- Hillcrest Knolls Signs

PGAdesign identified the following destinations:

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Mapping: Sign Locations

Proposed SignLocations

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Case Studies: Downtown, Los Angeles

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Case Studies: City of San Juan Capistrano

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Case Studies: City of Pasadena

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Case Studies: City of Pasadena

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Case Studies: City of Emeryville

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Case Studies: City of Folsom

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Case Studies: Hayward

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Case Studies: City of San Leandro

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Community Identity:

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• County Facility

• Freeway

• Retail District / Industrial District

• Sign Consolidation

Signage Criteria

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4 distinct but linked communities

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PEDESTRIAN FRIENDLY

ASHLAND

Fairview

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Cherryland Logo(~~lrlfJ;~©J lflJcdJl(Q)g(Q)

~ Cherryland , Cherryland

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Fairview Logo

~ Fairview ' Fairview ?Fairview ~Fairview

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Option

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Option

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Option

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~ Ashland

------~~ ------Ashland

Freeway Entrance

~ County Facility

" Retail District

1' Freeway Entrance

Castro Valley

1' Freeway Entrance

~ County Facility

" Retail District

1' Freeway Entrance

San Lorenzo

1' Freeway Entrance

~ County Facility

" Retail District

1' Freeway Entrance

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mi Cherryland

Cherryland

1' Freeway Entrance

~ County Facility

" Retail District

1' Freeway Entrance

Fairview

1' Freeway Entrance

~ County Facility

~ Retail District

1' Freeway Entrance

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Sample Intersection: Liberty St. & 163rd Ave.

Proposed Sign Location

580 EastEntrance Sign

REACH Youth CenterE. 14th/Mission Retail District

Existing Sign Location

REACH Youth CenterE. 14th/Mission Retail District580 East Fwy

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Ashland Gateway: E. 14th St. & Thrush Ave.

PROPOSEDASHLAND

GATEWAY SIGNLOCATION

Bayfair Mall

159th Ave.

Thrush Ave.

E 14th St.

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• Economic Development Forum • Electronic Survey on Design Preferences• Community Meetings: -Ashland Association -Castro Valley / Eden Area Chamber of Commerce -Economic Development Committee -Castro Valley Municipal Advisory Committee -Cherryland Community Association -San Lorenzo Village Homes Association• Economic Development Forum • Unincorporated Services Committee• Board of Supervisors for Plan Approval

Outline of Public Process

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