Spotted at a barbershop in downtown Walnut Creek.
An update to last week’s post on Walnut Creek Light Pole Sponsorships; the Walnut Creek Downtown Business Association has a section on this adoption program. Turns out it costs $500 to “adopt” a lamp post:
The Walnut Creek Downtown Business Association is again organizing the installation of street light pole bases with personalized plaques at Plaza Escuela, Olympia Place and N. Main Street between Ygnacio and Civic Dr.
This special Street Light Pole Adoption program offers an opportunity for your family or your business to be recognized by the community while supporting the enhancement of Downtown Walnut Creek.
A contribution of $500.00 allows you or your business to participate in this special program. A personal plaque will be installed on your street light with your name and message. Don’t miss this opportunity to Let Your Light Shine on Downtown Walnut Creek!
Please fill out the Lamppost Adoption Application and send it to the Walnut Creek Downtown Business Association, 1615 Bonanza St, Suite 213, Walnut Creek, CA 94596 along with your check or money order for $500 made out to WCDBA. Now you can also pay online!
The installation date for your plaque will be confirmed when payment is received.
You can see another photo below:
Personally I’d prefer a memorial on a bench. As far as businesses using this for advertising I don’t get it as it’s so low to the ground that I can’t imagine many people even knowing it’s there, but it’s an interesting idea nonetheless.
Spotted at the corner of N. Main St. and Mt. Diablo Blvd where Neiman Marcus is, it looks like this is now the most prominent Broadway Plaza sign in Walnut Creek.
You have to have an eagle eye to spot these signs as they are at the bottom of some Walnut Creek light poles. This one was spotted in front of Main Street Rags in downtown Walnut Creek. Another one next door had a plumbing company on the sign. Might be useful if a dog is in need of a plumber.
Spotted at the Atlas store on N. Main St. in Walnut Creek in December, the sign says, “WELCOME Come in, it’s cool inside!”
I thought this was a cool sign on Mt. Diablo in Walnut Creek right off 24.
