City staff has been working on a wayfinding solution for Downtown 6th Street as recommended in the Livable Center Study. Due to congestion at the intersection of 9th Ave N and 6th Street with various light poles and stop signs, it was determined that a traditional monument sign would not be the best solution. After speaking with Georgia Meyer, she agreed to allow the city to install a 6th Street arrow sign on her building in exchange for assistance with new windows to beautify her property. She has agreed to pay for power to the sign and to maintain the sign after an initial five-year period. If approved, TCEDC would reimburse Ms. Meyer $3,771.00 which is sixty percent of the cost to replace the remaining windows on the second floor of her property. The estimated cost of the 6th Street sign and electrical work is $11,000.