GREENBELT PARK

Absolutely hideous and out of place.

The sign does not match Harbor Town. Plus, it is backwards.

That signage doesn’t match the park feel. The signage is modern, the rest of the park is more natural looking, with the wood planked benches. The sign looks so tacky and cheap. Get some wood and stone materials to build a real Greenbelt sign. Also plant something other than weeds in the troughs...maybe some mums or little evergreens that you can trim and shape in an appealing way

Do not like the new signs at all. They look so Elementary therefore am thrilled to be signing this petition.

It looks pure ugly!

The signs take away from the natural beauty of our surroundings. They need to be more subtle. The backwards writing must go!

It’s just another case of “government” knowing more than the people they represent. Get rid of the damn signs and water troughs. The residents of Mud Island know what’s best for us.

I don't mind the planters, but the majority of the signs are awful. I'm trying to like the totem ones, but I especially hate the colors. I live in a high rise and keep thinking someone left pink trash along the river, but it is a new sign.

Any and all signs really need to be environmentally friendly to blend in with the other necessary fixtures such as benches, lights and trash cans.

The sign is odd, but the planters look Great!

The signs really don’t fit in and the backwards lettering make no sense as designed. Perhaps if lettering was cut out, but not as painted signs. The signed and planters give the impression that we wanted to make improvements, but we were too cheap to do it right.

Signs have to GO!!!!

Signs are hideous

I hate this sign

These are ugly - who is doing the design and why are we not positioned to "approve" something being put directly in front of our houses?

Poor design and placement. REMOVE SIGNS.

These sings are of poor taste and do not fit. If the Memphis River Parks Partnership wants to do something useful and positive, pave the road into Mud Island River Park, it is a mine field. Public bathrooms would also make more sense than metal tubs and ugly signs.

Signs are ugly and intrusive. I'm not so much against the planters although they are a bit weird.

The signs do not fit our neighborhood. The backwards writing must be corrected.

Greenbelt signage inconsistent with Harbortown aesthetic.