Hayes Scriven invited me to witness Bridgette from Graphic Mailbox do the installation of a ‘public restrooms inside’ sign on the door of the Northfield Historical Society this morning.
Why me? I’ve been whining about the need for public toilet signage when the toilets are paid for with public dollars, as is the case for the Archer House and now the NHS. So I had to go. Everything worked out in the end. What a relief.
Hopefully now the Downtown Streetscape Taskforce will do its part to make the changes to the wayfinding signs to point people to the public toilets at the Archer House, the NHS, and Public Library.
When that happens, like Dr. Humphrey C. Cornholt, it will give me "great pleasure to be able to release all that I’ve been holding inside me for so long."
Griff,
Just a point to notice. The way finding signs already direct people to use the public bathrooms at NHS.
Griff, now that you have reminded people about the ones at the Archer House, it may no longer be my own secret luxurious place to go when lines are long at the Cow. Drat. 🙂
Awesome! You don’t have to squint to see them, either! 😉
Glad you approve Anne! 🙂
Hayes, do you know why the Archer House removable wayfinding signs/plates weren’t updated with the public restroom icons at the same time as those for NHS?
Griff, when the wayfinding signs were installed the public restroom icons were already there. That was before the Archer House project.
NHS has long been a public restroom point in Northfield.
Ahhhh! Thanks, Hayes. Can you get the replacement of the Archer House signs/plates on the agenda for the next Streetscape Task Force meeting?
Just got the email from the City for the agenda and I asked for it to be added.
Thank you, Hayes. Keep us posted.