Seabrook City Council approved a $105,000 contract with design firm MERJE to plan a unified signage system for the city's commercial districts.
The council voted at its Tuesday, Oct. 20, meeting to hire the environmental graphic design and wayfinding firm, as first reported by Community Impact Newspaper. The contract covers the design of citywide wayfinding, gateway and facility signage, including in the Old Seabrook District.
The project calls for five categories of signs:
- Gateway signage
- Vehicular and pedestrian directional signs
- Parking signage
- Informational kiosks
- Parks and trails signage
MERJE has done signage projects for Downtown Dallas, Downtown Austin, Fredericksburg, Denton, Montgomery and Frisco, according to Community Impact Newspaper.
