Exhibit_1-City_of_Orlando_Park_Sign_Style_Guide.pdf

SIGN AND BUILDING

GUIDELINES

CITY OF ORLANDO

TABLE OF

CONTENTS

ABOUT THIS BOOK

BRAND VISUALS

Logo use Directional Arrows Colors + Typography Sign layout Rule signs Informational signs Transportation - Bike path Park ID signs Park - Direction Yard signs Capital improvements signs

COMMUNITY GARDEN SIGNS

Colors + Typography Logo use + Sign layout

TRANSPORTATION

Transportation - Parking identity Informational parking signs Transportation - Wayfinding Parking - Wind jammer

CITY BUILDINGS

Building marking City facility signage OFP + OPD facility signage

DEDICATION PLAQUES

Typography and layout Plaques - Basic option for displaying Plaques - Additions option

The City of Orlando sign and building guidelines manual was created to maintain brand consistency for internal and external City of Orlando facility identification, wayfinding, and other informational signage.

All signs created after May 1, 2017 must reflect the new brand.

Any edits and/or adjustments made to signage created after May 1, 2017 must be made brand compliant at the time of the replacement.

If you have questions regarding the information within this manual, please contact Communications and Neighborhood Relations at communications@orlando.gov.

ABOUT THIS BOOK

LAST UPDATE: MARCH 2025

BRAND VISUALS

PLEASE

REPORT ANY

GRAFFITI

407.254.GRAF(4723)

CITYOFORLANDO.NET/GRAFFITI

LOGO USE

Signs pertaining to city code or other rules must be branded with the city’s primary logo or emblem.

Communications and Neighborhood Relations will determine the appropriate logo use based upon the content and size of the signage.

If more than one city department, program or initiative is involved, the primary city logo will be used.

Use of the City of Orlando seal may be used on dedication plaques and/or memorials.

Other requests for use of the city seal requires approval by Communications and Neighborhood Relations.

CITY CODES 33.06, 18A, 43.02.

For park or rental information, call 407.246.2283 or visit orlando.gov/parks.

GILBERT MCQUEEN

PARK

• PARK OPENS FROM 6 A.M. TO 11 P.M.

• NO VEHICLES ALLOWED IN THE PARK.

• ALCOHOL IS NOT PERMITTED

IN THE PARK.

• PETS MUST BE ON A LEASH,

CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR PET.

• SLEEPING IS NOT PERMITTED

IN THE PARK.

• NO SKATEBOARDS OR ROLLER

BLADES ALLOWED IN THE PARK

Example A Example B

ORLANDO.GOV/GRAFFITI

COLORS + TYPOGRAPHY

Texta Heavy Texta Medium Texta Bold

Pantone 349 #004712

79/1/100/75 0/71/18

Pantone 294 #1A2E5A

100/88/35/30 26/46/90

Pantone 1797C #1A2E5A

0/100/99/4 227/27/35

Pantone 7727C #006F51

100/0/71/43 0/111/81

Pantone 161C #623c21

42/69/88/47 98/60/33

Pantone 287 #00539b

100/68/0/12 0/83/155

Pantone 376

# 8DC63F

50/0/100/0 141/198/63

COLORS

TYPOGRAPHY

Texta Heavy is used for the header of each sign.

Texta Medium is used for body copy and bullets.

Texta Bold is used for the footer of each sign.

To maintain brand consistency, Texta will be the only font used on all signage.

Pantone 349 is the main color to be used on information signs and park ID signs.

Pantone 294 is the main color to be used on rules signs and signs for general city use.

Pantone 1797C should be used on signage meant to prevent injury or violation. This color should be limited in its use.

Pantone 161C is only to be used on signage at Bill Frederick Park.

Pantone 7727C is only used for transportation signage on roadways, trails, etc.

Pantone 287 (city blue) is the only color to be used for parking signage.

Pantone 287 (city blue) and Pantone 376 are used together for capital improvement signage.

Pantone 376 is used for community garden signage unless there is a major sponsor, in which case you will use the sponsor’s main brand color.

DIRECTIONAL ARROWS

Directional arrows on all city wayfinding signs should remain consistent.

Use the rounded line arrow to maintain consistency. It can be a heavier line weight if visibility is a concern.

LEU GARDENS

0.2 miles 1 minute

BALDWIN PARK

1.1 miles 7 minutes

AUDUBON PARK

MAIN STREET

0.3 miles 2 minutes

SIGN LAYOUT

Header content A. Header should be vertically centered on one line or two lines. Headers may contain a specific park name, or general rules that are applicable regardless of the signs specific location.

Body content B. Text should be placed a minimum of 0.5 inches from the drill holes.

C. Text should be vertically centered.

D. Hanging bullets must be used for list items.

For readability, lowercase copy is preferred.

E. Park rule signs must contain the following three city codes: 33.06, 18A, 43.02.

• When possible, simple icons should be used to convey information quickly. Icons must be approved by Communications and Neighborhood Relations.

Footer content

• City code should be listed in the lower left corner.

• Contact information should be listed on the lower left corner (under city code when appropriate).

Other

• Borders around the edge of the signs are prohibited.

• All content must comply with city grammar style guidelines which can be found in the city brand guidelines manual.

A

E

D

C

B

RULE SIGNS

Blue rule signs are used to convey rules to be followed while at the park.

Standard sizes are:

• 12”x12”

• 18”x24”

• 24”x30”

All general rule signs must have the following three codes:

33.06, 18A, 43.02.

Feeding them the wrong food can make them sick.

Help keep our swans safe by following these rules:

BANNEDALLOWED

bread duck pellets that can be found at any pet or food store popcorn lettuce, spinach, any loose field greens

SWANS ARE ON

A CAREFUL DIET

CITY CODES 33.06, 18A, 43.02.

General park information:

orlando.gov/parks

Since there is no park name listed, this is an example of a generic sign.

When useful, simple icons can be used to help convey the information quickly.

Since the park name is listed, this is an example of a park specific sign.

The city code is listed, which helps law enforcement call out violations.

Medium 18”x24” Large 24”x30” Since the park name is listed, this is an example of a park specific sign.

The city code is listed, which helps law enforcement call out violations.

Small 12”x12”

CITY CODES 33.06, 18A, 43.02.

For park or rental information, call 407.246.2283 or visit orlando.gov/parks.

GILBERT MCQUEEN

PARK

• PARK OPENS FROM 6 A.M. TO 11 P.M.

• NO VEHICLES ALLOWED IN THE PARK.

• ALCOHOL IS NOT PERMITTED

IN THE PARK.

• PETS MUST BE ON A LEASH,

CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR PET.

• SLEEPING IS NOT PERMITTED

IN THE PARK.

• NO SKATEBOARDS OR ROLLER

BLADES ALLOWED IN THE PARK

PARK SPECIFIC SIGN

PARK SPECIFIC SIGN

GENERIC SIGN

Pantone 294 #1A2E5A

100/88/35/30 26/46/90

Pantone 294 is the main color to be used on rules signs.

INFORMATIONAL SIGNS

LAKE DRUID

PARK

DOG PARK

DOGS MUST STAY ON LEASH

IN ALL OTHER AREAS

ENTRANCE AHEAD

LAKE DRUID

PARK

DOG PARK

DOGS MUST STAY ON LEASH

IN ALL OTHER AREAS

ENTRANCE AHEAD

ATTENTION

ALLIGATOR HABITAT

Stay away from the water.

Do not feed the wildlife.

HELP US

KEEP OUR

PARKS SAFE.

PLEASE REPORT

SUSPICIOUS

BEHAVIOR TO 911.

Medium 18”x24”

Small 12”x12”

Green informational signs are used to convey information such as directions or resources for visitors.

Standard sizes are:

• 12”x12”

• 18”x24”

• 24”x30”

Body content

• Text should be placed a minimum of 0.5 inches from the drill holes.

• Text should be vertically centered.

• Hanging bullets must be used for list items.

For readability, lowercase copy is preferred.

• When possible, simple icons should be used to convey the information quickly.

• Typically informational signs will be all one color with no header or footer.

• Because these signs are already within a city branded park, a logo or emblem is not necessary.

Other

• Borders around the edge of the signs are prohibited.

• All content must comply with city grammar style guidelines which can be found in the city brand guidelines manual.

Pantone 349 is the main color to be used on informational signs.

Pantone 349 #004712

79/1/100/75 0/71/18

TRANSPORTATION - BIKE PATH

Standard sizes are:

• 18”x24”

• 36”x48”

Typography and Format:

• Approved icon at the top

• Destination - Texta Heavy, all caps

• Distance/Time - Texta Medium, lower case

• Locations separated by white line

• City emblem at the bottom

LEU GARDENS

0.2 miles 1 minute

BALDWIN PARK

1.1 miles 7 minutes

AUDUBON PARK

MAIN STREET

0.3 miles 2 minutes

Pantone 7727C #006F51

100/0/71/43 0/111/81

Pantone 7727C is only used for transportation signage on roadways, trails, etc.

PARK ID SIGNS

New signs will be produced under the following guidelines:

Size:

47”x32”

Typography and Format:

• Vertical city logo at the top

• Texta Heavy

• Title Case with first letter of each word capitalized

• Centered

PMS

Park Name Here

Pantone 350 #255239

82/43/80/41 37/82/57

Matthews Paint Color:

Lambeau Green (MP11126) is used for park ID signs.

PARK - DIRECTION

Standard sizes are:

30”x30” 48”x36” 48”x48”

Typography and Format:

• Texta Heavy

• Title Case with first letter of each word capitalized

• Icons should be pulled from existing icon library for consistency. New icons can be developed by Communications and Neighborhood Relations upon request.

• Because these signs are already within a city-branded park, a logo or emblem is not necessary.

48”x36”

30”x30”

48”x48”

Pantone 161C #623c21

42/69/88/47 98/60/33

Pantone 161C is only to be used on signage at Bill Frederick Park.

Pantone 349 is the main color to be used on informational or directional signs.

Pantone 349 #004712

YARD SIGNS

Plastic yard signs may be used in temporary situations to convey information. Examples include short-term construction projects, closures, or temporary notices. Content must conform to brand color and content layout guidelines.

Standard sizes are:

12”x18” 18”x24”

Yard signs must follow the same guidelines for rule and informational signs.

Pantone 294 is used for rule signs and general city use, and Pantone 349 is still used for informational signs and a logo or emblem must be used.

ATTENTION

FOR YOUR SAFETY

THIS PART OF THE PARK

WILL BE TEMPORARILY CLOSED

WHILE CONSTRUCTION

IS UNDERWAY.

PESTICIDE

APPLICATION

KEEP OFF GRASS UNTIL DRY.

THIS PARK WILL BE CLOSED DURING SPRAYING.

Pantone 294 #1A2E5A

100/88/35/30 26/46/90

Pantone 294 is the main color to be used on rules signs.

Pantone 349 is the main color to be used on informational signs.

Pantone 349 #004712

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS SIGNS

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT SIGNS

Capital improvement signs must be produced following the engineering and design template created by the Office of Communications and Neighborhood Relations and Public works.

Vendors can find this guide at: orlando.gov

Project Name

- COMPLETION DATE -

(Season) (Year)

QR Code for Project Details orlando.gov/improvements City Construction Manager:

John Doe XXX.XXX.XXXX Contractor:

John Doe Construction Inc. XXX.XXX.XXXX

MAYOR BUDDY DYER

Patty Sheehan District 4

Shan Rose District 5

Bakari Burns District 6

Jim Gray District 1

Tony Ortiz District 2

Robert F. Stuart District 3

48”

96”

ART SUPPLIED

(PDF, EPS or JPEG available)

1. City Branding - If a department other than Public Works is managing the project, the logo may only be replaced by an official City of Orlando department logo.

2. Name of Project - Helvetica Bold - no smaller than 300pt or 5 inches high. For longer lines of text use two lines stacked.

3. Completion Date (season/year) - Helvetica Italic - no smaller than 200pt or 3.75 inches high. For longer lines of text use two lines stacked.

4. Mayor Buddy Dyer - Helvetica Bold, all caps, no smaller than 170 point size or 2.5 inches high.

5. Commissioner Name - Helvetica, no smaller than 170 point size or 3 inches high.

6. District - Helvetica, no smaller than 125 point size or

2.5 inches high NOTE: The commissioner and district that the project is built in needs to be Helvetica Bold.

7. Website (orlando.gov/capitalimprovements) - Helvetica Bold, no smaller than 110 point size or 2 inches high. Do not place a “www” in front of web address.

8. Contact Information - Helvetica, no smaller than 110 point size or 2 inches high. Use dots (.) not dashes (-) in phone number.

9. Sign Approval - All signage must be approved by the Director of Office of Communications and Neighborhood Relations.

PROJECT SIGN SPECIFICATIONS

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WITHOUT RENDERING

5/6

4”X” WOOD POST

COLOR: WHITE

INSTALLED FLUSH TO POSTS

WITH ZINC SCREWS

AND CAPPED WITH PSV DOTS

3 1 ∕2”

3 1 ∕2”

1 ∕2”MDO

A SECTION

SCALE: HALF SIZE

Project Name

- COMPLETION DATE -

(Season) (Year)

QR Code for Project Details orlando.gov/improvements City Construction Manager:

John Doe XXX.XXX.XXXX Contractor:

John Doe Construction Inc. XXX.XXX.XXXX

MAYOR BUDDY DYER

Patty Sheehan District 4

Shan Rose District 5

Bakari Burns District 6

Jim Gray District 1

Tony Ortiz District 2

Robert F. Stuart District 3

Project Name

- COMPLETION DATE -

(Season) (Year)

QR Code for Project Details orlando.gov/improvements City Construction Manager:

John Doe XXX.XXX.XXXX Contractor:

John Doe Construction Inc. XXX.XXX.XXXX

MAYOR BUDDY DYER

Patty Sheehan District 4

Shan Rose District 5

Bakari Burns District 6

Jim Gray District 1

Tony Ortiz District 2

Robert F. Stuart District 3

48”

96”

ART SUPPLIED

(PDF, EPS or JPEG available)

1. City Branding - If a department other than Public Works is managing the project, the logo may only be replaced by an official City of Orlando department logo.

2. Name of Project - Helvetica Bold - no smaller than 300pt or 5 inches high. For longer lines of text use two lines stacked.

3. Completion Date (season/year) - Helvetica Italic - no smaller than 200pt or 3.75 inches high. For longer lines of text use two lines stacked.

4. Mayor Buddy Dyer - Helvetica Bold, all caps, no smaller than 170 point size or 2.5 inches high.

5. Commissioner Name - Helvetica, no smaller than 170 point size or 3 inches high.

6. District - Helvetica, no smaller than 125 point size or

2.5 inches high NOTE: The commissioner and district that the project is built in needs to be Helvetica Bold.

7. Website (orlando.gov/capitalimprovements) - Helvetica Bold, no smaller than 110 point size or 2 inches high. Do not place a “www” in front of web address.

8. Contact Information - Helvetica, no smaller than 110 point size or 2 inches high. Use dots (.) not dashes (-) in phone number.

9. Sign Approval - All signage must be approved by the Director of Office of Communications and Neighborhood Relations.

PROJECT SIGN SPECIFICATIONS

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WITHOUT RENDERING

5/6

4”X” WOOD POST

COLOR: WHITE

INSTALLED FLUSH TO POSTS

WITH ZINC SCREWS

AND CAPPED WITH PSV DOTS

3 1 ∕2”

3 1 ∕2”

1 ∕2”MDO

A SECTION

SCALE: HALF SIZE

Project Name

- COMPLETION DATE -

(Season) (Year)

QR Code for Project Details orlando.gov/improvements City Construction Manager:

John Doe XXX.XXX.XXXX Contractor:

John Doe Construction Inc. XXX.XXX.XXXX

MAYOR BUDDY DYER

Patty Sheehan District 4

Shan Rose District 5

Bakari Burns District 6

Jim Gray District 1

Tony Ortiz District 2

Robert F. Stuart District 3

Pantone 1235 and Pantone 287 (city blue) are used together for capital improvement signage.

Pantone 287 #00539b

100/68/0/12 0/83/155

Pantone 1235 #f7b52b

2/31/94/0 247/181/43

Investing in Orlando’s Future

MAYOR BUDDY DYER

Patty Sheehan District 4

Regina I. Hill District 5

Bakari F. Burns District 6

Jim Gray District 1

Tony Ortiz District 2

Robert F. Stuart District 3 orlando.gov/improvements

Project Name

- COMPLETION DATE -

(Season) (Year)

Contractor: John Doe Construction Inc. XXX.XXX.XXXX City Construction Manager - John Doe XXX.XXX.XXXX

48”

96”

ART SUPPLIED

(PDF, EPS or JPEG available)

1. City Branding - If a department other than Public Works is managing the project, the logo may only be replaced by an official City of Orlando department logo.

2. Name of Project - Helvetica Bold - no smaller than 300pt or 5 inches high. For longer lines of text use two lines stacked.

3. Completion Date (season/year) - Helvetica Italic - no smaller than 200pt or 3.75 inches high. For longer lines of text use two lines stacked.

4. Mayor Buddy Dyer - Helvetica Bold, all caps, no smaller than 170 point size or 2.5 inches high.

5. Commissioner Name - Helvetica, no smaller than 170 point size or 3 inches high.

6. District - Helvetica, no smaller than 125 point size or

2.5 inches high NOTE: The commissioner and district that the project is built in needs to be Helvetica Bold.

7. Website (orlando.gov/capitalimprovements) - Helvetica Bold, no smaller than 110 point size or 2 inches high. Do not place a “www” in front of web address.

8. Contact Information - Helvetica, no smaller than 110 point size or 2 inches high. Use dots (.) not dashes (-) in phone number.

9. Sign Approval - All signage must be approved by the Director of Office of Communications and Neighborhood Relations.

PROJECT SIGN SPECIFICATIONS

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– WITHOUT RENDERING

5/6

4”X” WOOD POST

COLOR: WHITE

INSTALLED FLUSH TO POSTS

WITH ZINC SCREWS

AND CAPPED WITH PSV DOTS

3 1 ∕2”

3 1 ∕2”

1 ∕2”MDO

A SECTION

SCALE: HALF SIZE

Investing in Orlando’s Future

MAYOR BUDDY DYER

orlando.gov/improvements

COMMUNITY

GARDEN SIGNS

COLORS + TYPOGRAPHY

Knockout-HTF48-Featherweight Texta Black Selfie Black Texta Medium

Sponsor’s Main Color

COLORS

TYPOGRAPHY

Pantone 376 is the main color to be used on community garden signs.

If there is a major sponsor, sign must be changed to sponsor’s main brand color.

Knockout HTF48 is used for the header of each sign.

Texta Black is used for the sub-header.

Selfie Black is used for the garden’s established date.

Texta Medium is used for the email of each sign.

Texta Black is used for the title in the sponsor’s area.

Different weights of Texta, Knockout HTF48 and Selfie Black will be the only fonts used on all community garden signs to keep consistent with the Green Works Orlando branding. The fonts must be laid out as shown.

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY:

COMMUNITY GARDEN

LAKE DRUID PARK

Established April 2017

TO SIGN UP, EMAIL LDPGARDEN@GMAIL.COM

Example of using a major sponsor main brand color (Orlando City Soccer Club)

Pantone 376

# 8DC63F

50/0/100/0 141/198/63

LOGO USE + SIGN LAYOUT

All community garden signs must have Green Works Orlando logo present (example below).

If more than one city program or department must be represented, the Green Works Orlando logo will be used to represent the city.

Size:

20”x30”

Example

A. Location name should be all capitals on one line. If the name has only one word, it should be vertically centered.

B. “Community Garden” must always stay the same throughout all signs.

C. Established date should be vertically centered.

D. Text should be all capitals and must be vertically centered with correct email address.

E. Text should be all capitals and vertically centered. This line of text must be the same in all community garden signs.

F. Sponsor logos must be properly spaced along the sponsors bar. Green Works Orlando logo should be used for city presence and must always be the last logo listed.

A

B

D E

F

C

TRANSPORTATION

TRANSPORTATION - PARKING IDENTITY

Garages: This standard will be utilized to identify city-owned parking garages.

P PThe standard, universal P in blue is always preferred.

Used to identify parking when space is limited.

Use P in reverse when necessary.

(see example A)

The city emblem should be added to a parking facility when parking signage exists and has not been updated with the new brand in order to identify city-owned garages.

If space exists, utilize this option in order to identify city-owned parking.

Utilize this logo where necessary on informational signage footers unless the emblem is already part of the design.

PARKING

PHOTO A

Pantone 287 #00539b

100/68/0/12 0/83/155

Pantone 287 (city blue) is the only color to be used for parking signage.

On parking lot identification signs, the emblem should be placed at the top above name of the lot.

This example has an emblem at the top, therefore does not need a city parking logo.

For payment/rate signs, the entire City of Orlando Parking logo should be present.

Either the emblem or City of Orlando Parking logo should be used on informational parking signage. Always add a customer service or contact phone number.

INFORMATIONAL PARKING SIGNS

ORANGE LOT

PAY METER

AT ALL

TIMES

522 W. Central Blvd.

407.246.2155

ENFORCED 24 HRS DAILY

You are at Lot Meter #6

Lot name/primary message in Texta Black

Tertiary information is smaller in Texta Medium

Primary message in Texta Black.

White text on solid city blue background

Secondary information in Texta Bold

TRANSPORTATION - WAYFINDING

Round shape is preferred for parking signs and identity.

Use the rounded line arrow to maintain consistency among all other city wayfinding signage. It can be a heavier line weight if visibility is a concern.

Use fountain only if there is room and it won’t crowd wayfinding.

Use square layout only when necessary or fitting onto a pre-existing sign.

PARKING - WIND JAMMER

Rectangular wind jammers should have a blue background with white text.

Size:

28”x44”

Directional arrow, parking price, or information should be located under the parking P.

Wind jammers are also used for special events and may be informational.

GARAGE IDENTIFIER

GARAGE PRICING

INFORMATIONAL

DIRECTIONAL

PARKING - OVERHEAD STREET SIGNS

Rectangular overhead street signs should have a green background with white text.

Most used sizes:

72”x18” 72”x24” 96”x18” 96”x24” 118”x18” 118”x24”

Street name font is T2000HWYD and must be at least 8” tall.

Fountain logo must be at least 7.5” tall, centered on an 11” tall white rectangle.

Overhead signs will be mounted into a sign cabinet. Once mounted there will be a visible 1” white border.

Majority of overhead signs will not include an arrow. 4

Millenia Palms

DrMillenia Palms

Millenia Palms

Dr

Dr

116” Viewable

120” Cabinet

1”

7.

5”

120” Cabinet

Printed Version

Printed Version

1” visible white border once mounted.

1” visible white border once mounted.

1”

7.

5”

120” Cabinet

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7.

5”

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7.

5”

116” Viewable

120” Cabinet

Millenia Palms

CITY BUILDINGS

CITY FACILITY SIGNAGE

All city buildings should be marked and identified with brand approved, appropriate signage. It’s mandatory that staff replace signs if they are faded, broken, or have improper branding.

Any signage that is permanently attached to a city facility or permanent free-standing signage identifying the building, or space within the building must be approved by Communications and Neighborhood Relations.

This includes:

• building identification installed on the outside of the facility

• building identification signs installed in the ground on the property

• welcome signs, hours of operation, etc. that may be affixed to the doors

• wayfinding signage

• internal floor, room, space identification

*OPD and OFD facilities are an exception. Those standards are continued on the following pages.

Signage that are universally standard or required by law do not need approval by Communications and Neighborhood Relations. Examples include:

• exit signs

• smoking prohibited

• room capacity

MULTIPLE USE BUILDINGS

Buildings that are used by more than one department must use the primary City of Orlando logo. (see photo A)

If departments or offices occupy one designated section of the building, including the entrance, identification for that office or department may be affixed with signage upon approval by Communications and Neighborhood Relations. (see photo B)

Green is reserved for Families, Parks and Recreation buildings, park ID and informational signs. Blue will be used for all other departments with the exception of Police and Fire.

(see photo C)

PHOTO A PHOTO B

PHOTO C

OFD FACILITY SIGNAGE

OFD facility signage is essential for residents to identify city services in their area. Full OFD branding (OFD authority emblem and City of Orlando wordmark) must be used. Visibility and other site conditions should be considered for proper placement and construction of all signage. If the facility does not allow for proper size or placement, a facade must be constructed near the station driveway.

All facility branding must be approved by Communications and Neighborhood Relations to ensure the city brand is used correctly. To increase legibility, the logo may be slightly adjusted. This will be on a case-by-case basis.

The fire station number must be large enough to read from the street and displayed in all caps. “FIRE STATION 9” is an example of the correct format.

Examples:

• location marking signs, including signage for free-standing administrative buildings

• building identification

• office identification

• banners

The OFD branding pictured above is 168” wide by 40” tall.

• Sign materials may vary.

• 3/8” aluminum with a depth of 1” is preferred.

• Matte finishing options, painted white, black, city blue (PMS

#287) or non-painted brushed aluminum finishes are acceptable, depending on building paint color.

Communications and Neighborhood Relations will work with the department or their contracted vendors to determine appropriate location placement on building, as well as other potential branding decisions.

OPD FACILITY SIGNAGE

OPD facility signage is essential for residents to identify city services in their area. Full OPD branding (OPD authority emblem and City of Orlando wordmark) must be used. Visibility and other site conditions should be considered for proper placement and construction of all signage. If the facility does not allow for proper size or placement, a facade must be constructed near the station driveway.

All facility branding must be approved by Communications and Neighborhood Relations to ensure the city brand is used correctly. To increase legibility, the logo may be slightly adjusted. This will be on a case-by-case basis.

Substation name or number must be large enough to read from the street and displayed in all caps. “LAKE NONA POLICE OFFICE” is an example of the correct format.

Examples:

• location marking signs, including signage for free standing administrative buildings

• building identification

• office identification

• banners

LAKE NONA POLICE OFFICE

ENTRANCE DOOR VINYLS

Facilities requiring entrance door vinyls should contain the appropriate city branding.

If there is an “automatic door sticker” on one door, the center’s information goes on the other door.

Typography and Format:

• 20” wide x 28” tall (height depends on the amount of information)

• top - emblem with the neighborhood center name

• hours below center name

• all centered

• all caps

• hours to be shown in accordance to brand guidelines

See below for a sample of updated art, sizing and layout for neighborhood center doors.

DEDICATION PLAQUES

This area is where a description can be included.

This can be used to tell the purpose of the facility/project, to speak on the community that it serves, or to highlight the history of the area.

Dedicated March 25, 2018

Facilty or Project Name Here

Buddy Dyer Mayor, City of Orlando

Jim Gray District 1 Commissioner

Tony Ortiz District 2 Commissioner

Robert F. Stuart District 3 Commissioner

Patty Sheehan District 4 Commissioner

Shan Rose District 5 Interim Commissioner

Bakari F. Burns District 6 Commissioner

1. City Seal

2. Mayor’s name with title underneath

3. Commissioners

4. Proper name of project, building, etc

5. Date

6. Optional description may be added upon approval by Communications and Neighborhood Relations

BASIC OPTION

TYPOGRAPHY AND LAYOUT

Palatino Bold

Palatino Regular

TYPOGRAPHY

Palatino Bold is used for names of the Mayor and Commissioners.

Palatino Regular is used for Mayor and Commissioner titles and should be a smaller font size than the names.

Palatino Bold is used for the Project or building name and dedication date.

Palatino Regular is used for the project description if one is needed.

Different weights of Palatino will be the only fonts used on all dedication plaques. The fonts must be laid out as shown.

PLAQUES - BASIC OPTION FOR DISPLAYING

Size is not standard, however it must not be smaller than 8x10 inches.

Standard material for dedications plaques is bronze.

Some building plaques may require additional information:

• Requests to recognize specific city departments requires CAO approval.

• Requests to recognize community partners, donors or others require both CAO and Chief of Staff approval.

• The official city seal is required to represent the City of Orlando.

This area is where a description can be included.

This can be used to tell the purpose of the facility/project, to speak on the community that it serves, or to highlight the history of the area.

Dedicated March 25, 2018

Facilty or Project Name Here

Buddy Dyer Mayor, City of Orlando

Jim Gray District 1 Commissioner

Tony Ortiz District 2 Commissioner

Robert F. Stuart District 3 Commissioner

Patty Sheehan District 4 Commissioner

Shan Rose District 5 Interim Commissioner

Bakari F. Burns District 6 Commissioner

1. City Seal

2. Mayor’s name with title underneath

3. Commissioners

4. Proper name of project, building, etc

5. Date

6. Optional description may be added upon approval by Communications and Neighborhood Relations

BASIC OPTION

PLAQUES - ADDITIONS OPTION

Size is not standard, however it must not be smaller than 8x10 inches.

Standard material for dedications plaques is bronze.

Some building plaques may require additional information.

See protocols below.

The Colonial Overpass bridge makes a safe and convenient bicycle and pedestrian connection from the North Quarter to the Central Business District of Downtown Orlando. This bridge is a example of the commitment of the City of Orlando to further prioritize the walk and bikability of our community.

Dedicated March 25, 2018

Facilty or Project Name Here

Projects involving city operational departments require CAO approval.

Large community-wide projects require both CAO and Chief of Staff approval.

This might include, but is not limited to, a project team, sponsor or donor.

The official city seal is the only logo displayed on dedication plaques.

ADDITIONS OPTION

Company Name Special Donor

Very Special Person

Company Name Special Donor

Very Special Person

Buddy Dyer Mayor, City of Orlando

Jim Gray District 1 Commissioner

Tony Ortiz District 2 Commissioner

Robert F. Stuart District 3 Commissioner

Patty Sheehan District 4 Commissioner

Shan Rose District 5 Interim Commissioner

Bakari F. Burns District 6 Commissioner

EXTERIOR PUBLIC

ART INSTALLATIONS

TYPOGRAPHY AND LAYOUT

Although plaques aren’t required for all public art installations, plaques give viewers context and recognition to the artist and organization(s) that made it possible.

Communications and Neighborhood Relations will work with the department or their contracted vendors to determine appropriate materials for plaques.

Artwork title

Fonts: Avenir Roman Avenir Bold

City branding followed by project partners if applicable*

If applicable*

If a gift add “Gift of Donor” after “Public Art Collection:”

Committee Names if applicable*

Artist name, artist location

Summary of art meaning.

up to three sentences (roughly 70 words) to ensure reability

Materials involved

“Orlando the Beautiful”

Bert Ascap, Fond du Lac, WI Aluminum/Magnesium

Name Here Name Here Name Here

Name Here Name Here Name Here

Name Here Name Here Name Here

SPONSOR NAME

Gift of Donor/Sponsor

City of Orlando, Public Art Collection, asset number

Friends of Orlando Public Sculpture Program - 2024

Capturing the first moment of sunrise reaching our city, “Orlando the Beautiful” highlights new beginnings.

Year made

City of Orlando Public Art Plaque Standards

*Project partners, sponsor/donor, and committee recognition require CAO and Chief of Staff final approval. When design is complete, Communications and Neighborhood Relations will send the file for final approval.