The St. George Island Business Association is taking steps to help
clean up county right of ways on the island.
The Association was given county approval this month to install
wooden directional signs throughout the St. George Island commercial
district.
The signs will be placed in area that will not impede vehicle or bike
path traffic.
They will mainly be on Gulf Beach Drive, though there will also be
one at the entrance to East Pine Street and on West Bayshore Drive.
The purpose is to make it easier for visitor to find the various
businesses on the island as well as to remove the dozens of temporary
signs that pop up along the roads throughout the year.
The signs will all be uniform which will allow for a cleaner, more
uniform look in the St. George Island commercial district.
Business Association spokesman Julie Krontz said the all of the
businesses on the island support this move.
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