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Thank you to the more than 180 people who visited this page and over 50 who directly contributed their feedback by survey from August 26 and September 17. Your feedback will help to inform the final recommended study to be presented to Council in the coming months.
The Town is seeking feedback to help set its wayfinding and signage standard – to make it easier to navigate to and through Whitby. By developing this standard, the Town will make it easier for Whitby residents and visitors to navigate Town facilities and amenities and access programs and services within them. This includes signage to help find places like Town buildings, parks, recreation centres, and trails.
Get Involved
Thank you for taking the time to complete the online survey, the survey is now closed.
Why It Matters
The Town is committed to providing an inclusive environment where all residents, visitors and employees have equal access to programs, services, facilities and amenities.
What’s Next
The Town will collect community feedback and use it to inform recommended standards for wayfinding and signage. The recommended standards will be brought forward to Council later this year.
If you are having difficulty accessing any of this information, please get in touch with Michele Cotton by email at accessbility@whitby.ca
Thank you to the more than 180 people who visited this page and over 50 who directly contributed their feedback by survey from August 26 and September 17. Your feedback will help to inform the final recommended study to be presented to Council in the coming months.
The Town is seeking feedback to help set its wayfinding and signage standard – to make it easier to navigate to and through Whitby. By developing this standard, the Town will make it easier for Whitby residents and visitors to navigate Town facilities and amenities and access programs and services within them. This includes signage to help find places like Town buildings, parks, recreation centres, and trails.
Get Involved
Thank you for taking the time to complete the online survey, the survey is now closed.
Why It Matters
The Town is committed to providing an inclusive environment where all residents, visitors and employees have equal access to programs, services, facilities and amenities.
What’s Next
The Town will collect community feedback and use it to inform recommended standards for wayfinding and signage. The recommended standards will be brought forward to Council later this year.
If you are having difficulty accessing any of this information, please get in touch with Michele Cotton by email at accessbility@whitby.ca
Accessible Signage and Wayfinding Study has finished this stage
In March 2020 the Town engaged Fathom Studio to prepare the Accessible Signage and Wayfinding Study .
Study Preparation and Stakeholder Consultation
Accessible Signage and Wayfinding Study is currently at this stage
Fathom Studio reviews the current state of wayfinding and signage applications throughout the Town of Whitby. Stakeholder groups and staff will be consulted on wayfinding priorities.
Draft Study Posted - 2021
this is an upcoming stage for Accessible Signage and Wayfinding Study
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
Presentation to Council
this is an upcoming stage for Accessible Signage and Wayfinding Study
The final outcomes of the study will be presented to Council.
Completed and Approved Study
this is an upcoming stage for Accessible Signage and Wayfinding Study
After Council adoption, the study will be distributed to staff for phased implementation.
