Signage and Wayfinding Sample Clauses
The Signage and Wayfinding clause establishes the requirements and standards for the placement, design, and maintenance of signs and directional aids within a property or facility. It typically outlines who is responsible for installing and updating signage, specifies the types of signs permitted (such as tenant identification, directional arrows, or safety notices), and may set guidelines for size, branding, and compliance with local regulations. This clause ensures that visitors and occupants can easily navigate the premises, reducing confusion and enhancing safety by providing clear and consistent information throughout the site.
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Signage and Wayfinding. Licensee shall provide adequate signage, in a size and format acceptable to the City, to properly direct patrons to the correct bus bay or transit stop and waiting area assigned to Licensee. This shall include, at a minimum, a properly-sized “flag-mount” bus stop sign to be located at the point of boarding and alighting for Licensee service. Licensee shall maintain the signs at all times in good condition and repair during the Term of this Agreement. Any permanent sign installation and subsequent removal at the end of the Term will be performed by City at Licensee’s cost, as outlined in the City's Citywide Fee Resolution.
Signage and Wayfinding. The Signage Plan principles and approval rights identified in the Development Agreement will be maintained and OVG and Seattle Center shall agree upon appropriate terms for repair, replacement, updating, and revisions to the Signage Plan during the term of the Lease Agreement.
Signage and Wayfinding. City may develop its own signage and wayfinding system for the Scooters or request that Company provide a signage and wayfinding program, subject to City approval. City may elect to encourage the use of pavement markings or adhesive graphics placed horizontally on infrastructure to limit visual sign clutter.
Signage and Wayfinding. Signage relating to the flow of traffic and processing of passengers within the Agency control zone is the responsibility of the Operator. Such signage must be maintained to facilitate the speedy passage of people and goods through the border. Where changes to signage have been exceptionally provided at cost to the Agency, responsibility for maintaining that signage will be transferred to the Operator after an agreed transitional period. The Agency will only request changes to the signage within its control zone where necessary and reasonable to do so. The implementation of these changes will be the responsibility of the operator. The Agency recognises that it is the first point of contact in the UK for many travellers and will work with the operator to ensure that signage is not inconsistent with that purpose.
Signage and Wayfinding. Licensee shall provide adequate signage, in a size and format acceptable to the City, to properly direct patrons to the correct bus bay and
Signage and Wayfinding. Any additional special signage and wayfinding requirements beyond Section 6.5 of the Contract shall be compensated as ADDITIONAL SERVICES.
Signage and Wayfinding. Licensee shall provide adequate signage, in a size and format acceptable to the City, to properly direct patrons to the correct bus bay and waiting area assigned to Licensee. This shall include, at a minimum, a properly-sized “flag- mount” bus stop sign to be located at the point of boarding and alighting for Licensee service.
Signage and Wayfinding. If the Work includes work pertaining to signage and wayfinding, then the Contractor shall follow the Owner’s Wayfinding and Communications Standards Manual, which is available for download at: ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/vendor- information/design-guidelines.