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GREENBELT PARK

70 Comments

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Eric Sabin
7 years ago

Really cheapens the island park and the watering cans are even worse. Go with something more relative to the area and surroundings then industrial and cartoonish. Harbor them, wood panel, white picket is more appropriate for the area.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

These look horrible and no one asked the residents opinions or input.

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Rachel Douglass
7 years ago

I am against the signs at Greenbelt park and the troughs along AW Willis.

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Melani Radic
7 years ago

The sign is awful

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Simon Oliver
7 years ago Featured

The signage is unattractive, and inappropriate to the location, and more to the point looks technically wrong. The typography is weird; the 'G' seems to be a different width, or possibly typeface, and is at the wrong angle, while the quirky construction of the 'R' just looks like something went wrong in the drawing program.

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Patricia Entrekin
7 years ago

Copper (weather-aged) signage would be much more appropriate for our neighborhood.

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Bill Entrekin
7 years ago

Out of scale

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Marta Michell
7 years ago

Remove the signs please. Mud Island is not "Candyland".

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Nelson Mandela
7 years ago

If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.

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Tracy Creech
7 years ago Featured

Please remove the out of place signage and water troughs. The Mud Island residents work very hard, spend a lot of time and money, to keep the community aesthetically pleasing and these items are offensive to put it nicely.

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Anita Mccarty
7 years ago

Remove the signs, please.

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Mike McCarty
7 years ago

Remove the signs, please.

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Guy and Sunny Lheureux
7 years ago

Those signs are totally distasteful. They’ve got to go.

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Amit Aggarwal
7 years ago

We need better signs. These look awful.

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Jane Stephens
7 years ago

E for effort F in design.

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Michelle McKissack
7 years ago

Residents of Mud Island deserve better.

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Leslie Quinn
7 years ago

The signs are so ugly for an area who strives to be a beautiful. No one wants these signs. They don’t look nice enough.

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Shan McLemore
7 years ago

Done

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Hunter
7 years ago

Please remove the terribly designed signage and horse watering troughs.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

These signs need to go! Or be rebranded