Another stage of the development of a £26m leisure complex on Great Yarmouth seafront is to go before a planning committee.
The Marina Centre is due to open early next month and will have a six lane swimming pool, flumes, a 100 station gym and a sport hall.
As part of the final development process a bid to install eight signs on or near the building is to be discussed by Great Yarmouth Borough Council's development control committee on Wednesday night.
The signs include Marina Centre logos, branding and what are described as totem signs in the car park, which will point visitors towards the leisure facility.
All the signs will be blue with white writing and will not be illuminated.
A report to the committee says: "The proposal would not cause harm to the surrounding designated heritage assets."
The signs are recommended for approval by planners.
The Marina Centre will be operated by Freedom Leisure on behalf of the borough council.
It replaces the former Marina Centre, which had opened 40 years ago.
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