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Mount Vernon meeting to kickoff wayfinding signage study
Signs will focus on drawing visitors to downtown from the new Highway 30 interchange
The City of Mount Vernon is holding a public meeting at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday to introduce a wayfinding signage study to focus on drawing visitors to downtown Mount Vernon from the new Highway 30 interchange.
The study will consider and develop a new informational and directional signage system for Mount Vernon, according to a news release from the city. The study may also recommend markers, gateways and other wayfinding elements to complement the overall signage system.
The meeting will be held in the meeting room at the Mt. Vernon-Lisbon Police Department, 380 Old Lincoln Highway in Mount Vernon.
Members of the public are invited to attend these meetings and will be provided with an opportunity to engage and provide input on this study.
For more information, contact City Manager Chris Nosbisch, (319) 895-8742 or cnosbisch@cityofmtvernon-ia.gov.
The corner of Highway 1 and First Street in Mount Vernon on Friday, Mar. 27, 2015. A Highway 30 bypass near Mount Vernon opened in November 2019. (The Gazette)
Work is underway on the Highway 30 bypass in July 2018 in Mount Vernon. The bypass around Mount Vernon and Lisbon opened in November 2019, part of the Iowa’s plan to widen Highway 30 to four lanes across the state. (The Gazette)
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