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1 Guide Signs & Road Markers - Traffic Control Signs Guide Signs & Road Markers [002] SM-(H )-H 24X24 SM-(H 3)-H 24X24 SM--H A8X8 SM--E A36X36 SM--H A24X24 SM--H A36X36 M-2 OFF-INTERSTATE M-4 US ROUTE M-5 STATE ROUTE SM-6-E A24X24 SM-6-H A24X24 SM-6(66)-H A24X24 M-6 COUNTY ROUTE M-7 FOREST ROUTE M-8 BICYCLE ROUTE M-9 BICYCLE INTERSATE ROUTE JUNCTION JCT NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST SM2-- H A2X5 SM3-- H A24X2 SM3-2-E A24X2 SM3-2-H A24X2 SM3-2-H A36X8 SM3-3-H A24X2 SM3-4-H A24X2 M2-2 ALTERNATE M4- ALT M4-a ALTERNATE BY- PASS M4-2 BUSINESS SM4-3-H A24X2 TRUCK M4-4 SM4-5-E A24X2 SM4-5-H A24X2 M4-6 TEMPORARY M4-7 EXEMPT R5-3 BEGIN SM4--E A24X6 SM4--H A24X6 SM4-6A-H A24X2 SM4-2-E A24X6 SM4-6A-H A24X2 M4-3 JCT NORTH EAST TEMPORARY M2-I JUNCTION M3-I SM3-2I-H A24X2 SM4--E A2X6 SM4-5I-H A24X2 M4-7I Advance Turn Arrow Auxiliary Signs [002] SM5-L-E A2X5 SM5-L-H A2X5 SM5-R-E A2X5 SM5-R-H A2X5 SM5-2(L)-H A2X5 SM5-2(R)-H A2X5 SM6--H A2X5 SM6-2(L)-E A2X5 SM6-2(R)-E A2X5 SM6-2R-H A2X5 SM6-3-E A2X5 SM6-3-H A2X5 SM6-4-E A2X5 SM6-4-H A2X5 SM6-5L-H A2X5 SM6-5R-H A2X5 SM6-6L-H A2X5 SM6-6R-H A2X5 SM6-7L-H A2X5 SM6-7R-H A2X5 M5-IL M5-IR M5-2IL Brandy Signs Inc. (808)

2 Traffic Control Signs - Bike Route & Destination Name Signs M5-2IR SM6-I-H A2X5 M6-2I L M6-2I R M6-3I M6-4I M6-5I L M6-5I R M6-6I L M6-6I R M6-7I L M6-7I R Bike Route Arrows [002] SM7--E A2X9 M7-2 M7-3 M7-4R SM7-5-E A2X9 SM7-6-H A2X9 M7-7R M7-R (2X9) GREEN M7-2 (2X9) GREEN M7-3R (2X9)GREEN M7-4R (2X9)GREEN M7-5 (2X9)GREEN M7-6R (2X9)GREEN M7-7R (2X9)GREEN NOTE: Signs with bullets are custom made. Allow 48 hrs. Destination Name Signs Expressway signs should be legible to drivers approaching them, and readable in time to permit proper responses Expressway Signs EXPRESSWAY SIGNS... Extruded aluminum panel, high intensity green background Pāhoa 0 D5-H (20 X24 ) Hilo 5 SDI-H (20 X8 ) EXIT 33 AB E-5 SLAUGHTERHOUSEROAD ROAD Hilo 5 Pāhoa Kalapana 22 SD2-H Hilo 6 Volcano 20 SD3-H Hilo 6 Pāhoa SD4-H D5-H (20 X38 ) 32 Brandy Signs Inc. (808)

3 Street Name & DAGS School Signs - Traffic Control Signs DAGS School Signs [002] THIS GATE IS REMAIN SECURED IN THE OPEN POSITION EVER THIS BUILDING IS IN USE THIS DOOR REMAIN LOCKED IN THE OPEN POSITION EVER THIS BUILDING IS IN USE (SEC. 339(K) BLDG. CODE (SEC. 339(K) BLDG. CODE, COUNTY OF MAUI) SS--E A30X30 SS--E A36X36 SS--H A30X30 SS--H A36X36 [002] SS2--E A30X30 SS2--E A36X36 SS2--H A30X30 SS2--H A36X36 [002] SS--FL A30X30 SS--FL A36X36 SS2--FL A30X30 ZTHISGATEREMAIN ZTHISGATEREMAINC&C ZTHISGATEREMAINCOH ZTHISGATEREMAINCOK ZTHISGATEREMAINCOM (0X8½ or 8.5) ZTHISDOORREMAIN ZTHISDOORREMAINC&C ZTHISDOORREMAINOPN ZTHISDOORREUNLOCK (3X8.5) CROSSING SS-P-E A24X8 SPEED LIMIT 20 S5- SS4-3-E A24X8 SS4-3-H A24X8 VISIRS WELCOME PLEASE CHECK IN AT THE OFFICE DAGSWELCOME 8X2 XING SS2-P-E A24X8 SS2-P-H A24X8 SPEED LIMIT 25 SS5-(25)-H A24X48 BUS SP AHEAD S3- NO SMOKING ZNOSMOKING-PLEX 9X9 ZONE S5-2 PROPERTY NO LOITERING NO TRESPASSING CHAPTER AND 84, H.R.S SHOOL PROPERTY THE MAXIMUM CAPACITY OF THIS ROOM IS _ XXX XXXXXXX This sign shall be conspicuously posted near the main exit of the room and shall be maintained in a legible manner by the owner or his authorized agent (Sec. 330 (j), Bldg. Code, City & County of Honolulu ZMAXROOMCAPACITY ZMAXROOMCAPACITY-C&C ZMAXROOMCAPACITY-COH ZMAXROOMCAPACITY-COK ZMAXROOMCAPACITY-COM (0X6) BACCO FREE NO SMOKING OR USE OF BACCO PRODUCTS AT ANY TIME ADMINISTRATIVE RULE, CHAPTER 3 EFFECTIVE MAY 8, 993 ZBACCO-FIBER 8X6 ZBACCO-PLEX 2X4 ZBACCO-PLEX 8X6 CHILDREN ARE PRESENT SS4-2-E A24X0 SS4-2-H A24X0 S M O K I N G P R O H I B I T E D B Y L A W ZSMOKING-PLEXI 6X2 THIS DOOR REMAIN OPEN DURING BUSINESS HOURS (SEC. 339(K) BLDG. CODE, COUNTY OF MAUI) ZTHISDOORREMAINOPN (3X8.5) SS4-4-H A24X0 THIS DOOR REMAIN UNLOCKED DURING BUSINESS HOURS (SEC. 339(K) BLDG. CODE, COUNTY OF MAUI) ZTHISDOORREUNLOCK (3X8.5) S M O K I N G P R O H I B I T E D B Y L A W ZSMOKINGPROHIBITED (2X3) NO SMOKING SMOKING PROHIBITED BY LAW ZNOSMOKING-PLEX ZNOSMOKING-PLEX 2X3 ZNOSMOKING-PLEX 2X4 ZNOSMOKING-PLEX 8X6 ZNOSMOKING-PLEX 24X6 7:00 AM 3:30 PM SS4--H A24X0 NOTE: Signs with bullets are custom made. Allow 48 hrs. Street Name Signs [002] STREET NAME SIGN SSTREET-24 (24X9) SSTREET-24 SET (2 signs in the set) 36 LONG STREET SIGN SSTREET-36 (36X9) LONGER STREET SIGN SSTREET-30 (30X9) SSTREET-30 SET (2 signs in the set) LONGER STREET SIGN SSTREET-30-RECT (30X6) HONOWAI ST SSTREET-MAST 54X8 SSTREET-MAST 60X8 SSTREET-MAST 66X8 SSTREET-MAST 72X8 SSTREET-MAST 78X8 SSTREET-MAST 87X8 STREET NAME SIGN SSTREET-24-RECT (24X6) SSTREET-24-RECT SET (24X6) (2 signs in the set) 36 LONG STREET SIGN SSTREET-36-RECT (36X6) Brandy Signs Inc. (808)

4 Traffic Control Signs - Directional Signs Directional Signs [002] REST REST ROADSIDE TABLE D5- D5-2 D5-3 D5-4 D5-5 D6- OVERLOOK 2 S D6-2 OVERLOOK D6-3 POLICE SD9-5-H A24X8 WEATHER INFO TUNE RADIO FM D2- CAR POOL INFO 555-POOL D2-2 SD9-f-H A30X2 D5-5a ROADSIDE TABLE D5-5A ROADSIDE TABLE SD9--H A24X24 PHONE D9-A ¼ D9-B ONLY AHEAD SD9-d-H A30X42 H SD9-2-H A24X24 HOSPITAL SD9-3-E A2X2 CAMPING D9-3a D9-7 SD9-8-E A8X8 D9-9 D SD9-6-E A2X2 SD9-6-E A24X24 SD9-6-E A30X30 SD9-6-H A2X2 SD9-6-H A24X24 SD9-6-H A30X30 D9-0 D9- D9-2 SANITARY D9-3 MEDICAL SERVICE D9-5 TRUCK SD9-2P-H A24X6 SD9-8P-E A8X6 D4- PARK & RIDE H D9-2 G SIGNALS SET FOR 25 M.P.H I-4 D4-2 D4-3 I- I-6 I-7 I-8 I-9 I-0 SI-5-H A24X24 BIKE ROUTE BIKE PATH BIKE WAY BIKE PATH BIKE WAY SD-C-E A24X6 SD-C-H A24X6 BEGIN SD-3-E A24X6 SD-3-H A24X6 SD--E A24X8 SD--H A24X8 SD-b-E A24X8 SD-b-H A24X8 SD-C-E A24X8 SD-C-H A24X8 SD-c-E A24X8 34 Brandy Signs Inc. (808)

5 ] Aluminum Sign Blanks - Traffic Control Signs BIKE ROUTE SD-4-E A24X6 SD-4-H A24X6 SD-5-E A24X6 SD-5-H A24X6 CROSSOVER CROSSOVER /4 D3- D3-2 SD-6-E A24X6 SD-6-H A24X6 SD-7-H A2X9 SD-8R-H A2X9 NEXT RIGHT ZMISC-D8- OPEN CLOSE D8-3 ZMISC-D8-2 NEED CODE SD0-(8)-E A0X8 SD0-(9)-E A0X8 SD0-2(0)-E A0X27 SD0-2(0)-H A0X27 SD0-2()-E A0X27 SD0-2(2)-E A0X ADOPT A HIGHWAY STATE OF HAWAII CALL BOX LITTER CONTROL NEXT 2 S H- XXXXXXXXXX SD9-c-H A30X36 SD0-7-E A0X7 SD0-7-H A0X7 SD0-7(350)-E A0X7 SD0-7(364)-E A0X7 SD0-7(366)-E A0X7 SD0-7(372)-E A0X7 SD0-7(395)-E A0X7 SD0-7(398)-E A0X7 SD0-7(490)-E A0X7 ZADOPT-H A48X24 SD0--E A0X8 SD0-(_)-H A0X8 SD0-2-E A0X27 SD0-2-H A0X27 SD0-3-E A0X36 SD0-5-H A2X36 SPONSOR NAME ZADOPTSPON-H A48X2 Aluminum Signs Blanks All blanks are manufactured per U.S. Bureau of Public Roads standards. Blanks have ⅜ holes for mounting and radius corners in accordance with the manual on Federal Standard Highway Signs. Blanks are chemically treated to meet ASTM specifications as pretreatment for paint or reflective sheeting. When Giving Specifications: First specification is always left to right (horizontal) Second specification is always top to bottom (vertical) This will determine where the holes are punched. For example a 2 X 8 sign blank will have the holes punched to fit a standard U-channel post. Holes will be top and bottom centered on the 2 side as you would see in a No Parking Here to Corner sign. Another thing to remember when giving size specifications: If you look at a Federal sign manual and note the specification for a 24, 30, 36 etc. triangle blank for a Yield sign the Phantom Points: go beyond where the radius on the three corners are located. This is represented by a line drawn to a sharp point. A 30 Triangle side will measure a true 30 when you include the Phantom point. But if you measure a 30 Triangle after the radius has been applied, it is smaller than 30. Brandy Signs Inc BSCAT pgs0-058.indd 35 (808) Aluminum Regulatory Traffic Control Sign /24/2008 :43:38 PM

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