Signage Master Plan. The A/E team will build upon the branding and signage vision established in the base scope to develop a complete wayfinding and signage master plan for the RELLIS Campus. This plan will contain buildable documentation of all sign types as well as signage guidelines for all development partners and tenants. This documents will be able to be revised as the development evolves and needs change. IMPLEMENTATION/COST ANALYSIS The A/E team will evaluate the cost implications of key elements and phasing established in the master plan. This analysis will refine the implementation strategy through an understanding of the most cost effective or appropriate means of achieving the plan objectives. Conceptual cost estimates will be developed for significant building, landscape, and infrastructure projects as determined in coordination with TAMUS leadership. DETAILED HISTORIC RESOURCES PLAN For buildings determined to be demolished, the historic resources plan will investigate commemoration options. A conceptual plan for Campus-wide interpretive signage graphics that outline the history of the site will also be developed.
Signage Master Plan. The Signage Master Plans shall be concept level plans that include, at a minimum, signage controls governing program area, text size and design, or volume dimensions or limitations, and a description of any uniform signage features proposed for all Public Property within the Project Site. The Signage Master Plan will address all signage in the public areas of the Project Site including temporary signs; parking and other wayfinding signs; kiosks, streetscape commercial signage, and street furniture-related commercial signage; but excluding standard street signs or park signage. Signage plans associated with Vertical Improvements located on property conveyed in fee to and retained by Developer will be reviewed and approved for consistency with the Design for Development Standards and Guidelines for Signage as part of the Vertical Approvals process set forth in the Treasure Island /Yerba Buena Island SUD.
Signage Master Plan. Building off the standards and guidelines of the Design for Development documents, the Signage Master Plans shall be concept level plans that include, at a minimum, signage controls governing program area, text size and design, or volume dimensions or limitations, and a description of any uniform signage features proposed for the plan area or, at Developer’s option, as to those land use categories permitted in the first Sub-Phase of the Initial Major Phase. Uniform signage features for any remaining land use categories would then be submitted as part of the first Sub-Phase Application that includes such categories. All signage in the public areas of the Project Area including temporary signs; parking and other wayfinding signs; kiosks, streetscape commercial signage, and street furniture-related commercial signage; but excluding standard street signs or park signage; shall be covered by the appropriate Signage Master Plan. EXHIBIT 4
