Board approves illuminated wall sign at West Summit Hill with centering condition
Summary
The board approved an illuminated wall sign and associated window signs for 327 West Summit Hill Drive, adding a condition that the channel-letter wall sign be centered within the metal panel both horizontally and vertically.
The Downtown Design Review Board approved an illuminated wall sign package for 327 West Summit Hill Drive, subject to a condition that the channel-letter sign be centered in the metal panel.
Staff presented the application noting it includes an illuminated wall sign (approximately 23.6 sq ft) and window signs; because the wall sign was internally illuminated it required board review. Jordan Hutchison (speaker 18), representing the sign company, explained the letters are internally lit and that a halo-lit alternative was rejected to avoid impacting windows above.
Board members asked about mounting depth, raceway details and whether the sign would be centered on the panel. Hutchison and staff clarified the installation will use a raceway with lag bolts and recessed junction box; the sign will protrude roughly 12 inches from the façade. The board moved to approve the application with an added condition that the sign be centered horizontally and vertically within the metal panel. The motion carried by voice vote.
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