Gateway Signage for Seven Corners
Gateway Signage for Seven Corners
Hello Seven Corners Community Members!
Fairfax County, in collaboration with its community revitalization partner Crossroads and Corners Coalition (C3) and the Mason District Supervisor’s Office, is developing designs for gateway signs and banners to identify and brand our community.
This short survey will help us understand what makes this community special. Your insights will help to ensure that the new signage truly reflects Seven Corners’ identity and values, enhancing the sense of place.
Following the survey, two initial concepts will be developed and presented to the community for further feedback and refinement, before a final design is selected.
Your voice matters! Please respond to the following questions honestly and thoughtfully, so we can understand your point of view.
(required) 1. In your own words, what defines Seven Corners and makes it a special space?
(required) 2. What makes you most proud to be part of this community?
(required) 3. Select three (3) defining characteristics from the list below that best represent Seven Corners:
(Select "Other" to add your own)
(required) 4. Are there local stories, figures, or events that should be reflected in the gateway sign design? If so, please share.
(required) 5. If the gateway sign design had a short phrase, motto, or theme, what would it say?
(required) 6. What impression or feeling should the signs create?
(Select all that apply; Select "Other" to add your own)
(required) 7. What imagery or symbols best represent the community, if any?
(required) 8. Gateway signage designs will be developed for both Bailey's Crossroads and Seven Corners. Should the gateway signs have...
9. Are there any other comments or suggestions that you would like to share regarding the gateway sign design?
When you've completed the survey, please click "Submit Survey" below to record your responses.
Once you have submitted your respones, please remember to take the survey for Bailey's Crossroads if you are interested in shaping its gateway signage design.
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