Neighborhood Identity:
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Many neighborhoods or business districts want to be recognized for their
unique character. This can enhance the walking environment and sense
of community.
Examples of treatments include gateways, traffic calming, welcome signs,
flower planters, banners, decorative street lighting, unique street name
signs, and other details. Neighborhood identity treatments rarely provide
any direct traffic improvements, but they help develop interest in
enhancing the community.
| • Increase the visibility of a neighborhood or district and support community
efforts to define their neighborhood. |
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| • Supports community efforts, but has no direct traffic benefits. |
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| $50 to $150 per sign. Some signs may cost more because they are usually custom
made. |
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Adapted from Making Streets That Work, Seattle, 1996
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