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GREENBELT PARK

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Ann Sparks
7 years ago

So disappointing to see the clutter to the natural landscape with planters and signage. The Greenbelt sign is not in harmony with the existing metal sculpture in the roundabout entrance and is obstructive to the river vista.. Bass Pro responded to concerns from the community and redesigned to stainless signage that is visible while blending with the sky and surroundings.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Not a fan of the signs

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Kim Nesbitt
7 years ago

Horrible planning. Tacky and in poor taste!!!

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Nikki Schroeder
7 years ago

These signs are terrible. The planters are terrible. There is so much wonderful art and artists in downtown Memphis - these ruin the look of our beautiful community. They need to come down immediately.

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Karen Soro
7 years ago

Good grief!

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Todd Goforth
7 years ago

Please remove the new signs and planters from Harbortown. So tacky and cheap looking-doesn’t fit the area at all.

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Stefanie Barrett
7 years ago

The signage package and particularly the water troughs are not in keeping with the design aesthetic of Mud Island or downtown in general.

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Christopher Papachristou
7 years ago

The signage is atrocious.

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Martin Howley
7 years ago Featured

Having just moved to Memphis and Mud - these signs and horse troughs certainly distract from the beauty that is Mud - what a shame the community impacted was not involved in the decisions being made.

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Virginia Watson
7 years ago

I strongly dislike the reverses font on the backside of all of the newly installed signs I have seen downtown. The “planters” look out of place and even have a logo on them.