Description
A year or so ago, the street sign at the intersection of NE 7th St. and 5th Avenue was replaced with a standard, green sign. However, the original sign, which was black, included both the current street designation as well as the HISTORIC names of the streets, i.e., Roper Ave. and Seminary St., respectively. Most street signs in the NE Historic District do include both old and new names. Is it possible the old sign is still around [why wasn't it reused?], or could a new one be installed? This intersection is most definitely in the district.
also asked...
Q. Is it a stop sign?
A. No
A. No
Q. Please select the problem with the street sign.
A. Missing
A. Missing
Q. What is displayed on the sign?
A. Historic street sign was not replaced at intersection
A. Historic street sign was not replaced at intersection
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City of Gainesville (Registered User)
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