Sign Standard Specs.pdf
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- Hanover County Complex Signage
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- QQ-130783
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- Halifax County, Virginia
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This document is a Sign Standard Specifications guide for Hanover County, Virginia, establishing branding and design standards for signage associated with the Hanover County Administration Complex signage project. The guide provides detailed specifications for the Hanover County Seal and County Logo, including precise color definitions in CMYK, RGB, and hexadecimal formats. The document outlines mandatory requirements for seal usage, including prohibitions against retyping text, stretching, altering colors beyond provided options, distorting, changing fonts, and adding graphics or words. Multiple versions of the seal are available, including photo and non-photo versions, with options for variations without trees, image captions, and black and white alternatives. The specifications emphasize maintaining legibility and visual impact, particularly when reducing seal size, and recommend using the County Logo for applications requiring smaller images.
The guide serves as Appendix A to the overall signage project standards, with additional content options detailed in Appendix B for non-photo seal versions. No pricing terms, funding sources, set-asides, contract timelines, response dates, or award information are contained in this standards document. This specification sheet is intended as a reference tool to ensure consistent and appropriate application of Hanover County's visual identity across all signage elements for the county complex project.
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HANOVER LOGO SPEC SHEET
Below are the colors to use, and the various logo types. Always leave enough space around the logo so that nothing over-
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Appendix A
Style Guide: Hanover County Seal
The Hanover County seal is a classic representation of Hanover County depicting the Hanover Courthouse, built in 1735.
Using the seal The seal is a valuable tool in visually representing the County.
To ensure our visibility and legibility, it is important to use the seal and colors in a consistent and appropriate manner.
This seal has been carefully designed and should not be altered in any way.
Do not retype text Do not stretch Do not alter color – other than provided options Do not distort Do not change font Do not add graphics or words
When decreasing the size of the seal, some of the details can lose their impact. Please do not reduce the image size to where all words are not easily readable. In cases where a small image is needed, consider using the County Logo.
The full color versions of the seal uses the following color palate:
Blue Gold Green - tree Green - grass C – 100 R – 16 C – 8 R – 237 C – 76 R – 44 C – 72 R – 71 M – 99 G – 16 M – 21 G – 195 M – 47 G – 70 M – 38 G – 105 Y – 27 B – 94 Y – 100 B – 22 Y – 81 B – 47 Y – 79 B – 70 K– 31 K –0 K– 50 K– 26
Options The Hanover County seal was designed with a photo image as well as a drawing of the Courthouse. Please select the version that best meets your needs.
Red - building Red – arch frames Grey – roof light Grey – roof dark C – 29 R – 158 C – 28 R – 136 C – 48 R – 137 C – 59 R – 106 M – 75 G – 81 M – 100 G – 21 M – 39 G – 137 M – 50 G – 107 Y – 68 B – 73 Y – 100 B – 24 Y – 49 B – 125 Y – 49 B – 107 K– 17 K –32 K– 6 K– 17
Appendix B
Content options – in non-photo version only Options include the following: without trees, without image caption and without trees or image caption.
Black and white options – in non-photo version
Options include the following: without trees, without words and without trees or words.
Appendix B
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