a resolution of the city of orlando, florida, supporting the
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The City of Orlando approved a Wayfinding Sign System Plan designed to guide motorists and pedestrians to key public facilities including civic, cultural, visitor, and recreational destinations throughout the city. The resolution endorses the evaluation criteria, preliminary sign location master plan, and signage design developed by city staff, with further requirements to be developed after approval by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). The resolution became effective immediately upon adoption.
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