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Staff member Nikki Sheriff said she had emailed a DCR contact and copied the town point of contact about multiple state forest signs placed on town roads; she had not yet received a response but planned a follow-up. \"I did reach out to the Department of Conservation and Recreation regarding the state signs,\" Sheriff said.

Sheriff also reported that a member of the public alerted staff to a new white picket fence and sign at 45 Surfside that appear not to have been approved; staff will send notices addressing both the fence and sign. She said Barnaby's had a historical pattern of noncompliance and that she planned a drive-by to confirm current conditions before issuing further enforcement.

On neon signage at local gas stations, a committee member said signs previously required to be removed last year appear to have been reinstalled or reactivated; staff said she would follow up.

Outcome: This was an informational staff report; no committee action was taken. Staff will continue outreach to DCR, send notices for 45 Surfside, confirm Barnaby's status with a site visit, and investigate neon signs at the gas stations mentioned.

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Andres Solimel, the current tenant and representative for the proposed Pip Stop market, introduced the project as a food market on the first floor. \"We're introducing a market on the First Floor in collaboration with Pip and Anchor. It'll be called the Pip Stop,\" Solimel said. He asked whether the project could use a projecting corner sign similar to the Corner Table sign.

Committee members noted multiple existing signs, menu boxes and a freestanding placard visible in Google Street View and recommended a building-level approach. \"I think we need to start treating this building like a multi-tenant structure,\" Ben Norman said. Members raised concerns about the existing cluster of signage, questioned which signs had prior approvals, and suggested locating tenant signs nearest the tenant's public access points.

The committee suggested options including a quarter-board above the tenant entrance, a flag, or a projecting sign located near the tenant's access, but members cautioned that any flag or projecting sign would need to be part of the master sign plan and reviewed for compliance with HDC guidelines.

Staff and members also discussed a projecting sign location that appears to predate 2016; staff said a file search had not found the application for a Cooper Shepherd sign that appears in photographs, and members asked staff to try to locate prior records.

Outcome: This was a preliminary, nonbinding review. The committee advised the applicant to file a full master sign plan for the building that identifies all existing signs and proposed tenant signs, with photos of every elevation; the committee will review the proposed First Floor sign (Pip Stop) as part of that plan.

What’s next: Applicant and property owner should prepare a master sign plan showing all elevations, existing signs, and proposed locations for each tenant. Staff indicated a flag or corner projecting sign would be approvable only if included in the master plan and found consistent with the guidelines.

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Applicant Garrison said the design matches two previously approved signs on other properties and is slightly smaller than those earlier approvals. \"If it is small and we can't see it, I'll go back to the signmaker and just say, hey. If this isn't gonna work, we'll remove it,\" Garrison said, adding that the white border will match earlier approvals on Periwinkle and Martin House signs.

Board members agreed the design is appropriate but recommended a visible frame or an implied border to avoid a full-bleed contemporary look. Kevin Koester and others suggested the small byline may not be legible at 18 inches of sign height and questioned the necessity of the byline text.

Outcome: The committee approved the sign as filed with the condition that the applicant add a white border or implied outline on the face; the vote passed by roll call.

Next steps: Garrison will update the design to include the white border and confirm whether the small byline \"by the Graydon House\" is legible; if not, the applicant said it will be removed.

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The applicant said the proposed double-bracket sign is 24 by 24 inches, carved and painted in navy and white, and will fit the existing mounting hardware. \"It is carved and painted and for a clothing store, called Roller Rabbit,\" the applicant said when introducing the design.

Members raised no substantive design objections. Kevin Koester asked whether the store’s name might appear elsewhere (for example, window lettering) and whether that would require an additional application; staff agreed to note that requirement in the minutes. Committee member Mark asked about edge detail; the applicant confirmed a beveled, painted blue edge.

Outcome: The committee voted to approve the proposed projecting sign as filed. The roll call recorded committee members voting in favor.

What’s next: The applicant may proceed to install the sign consistent with the approved design; any additional lettering on windows or separate elements would require a separate application if not included in this approval.

","The HTC SAC approved a 24x24 double-bracket, carved and painted projecting sign for Roller Rabbit at 44 Center Street during its Feb. 4 meeting.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6350085,"HTC SAC delays decision on NIR Retail master sign plan pending revision for pending 0 Main Street sign",2497,196000,2693000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2235069-fb3898fe193c9c02faf480a0ad730604&start=196&end=2693","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2235069-fb3898fe193c9c02faf480a0ad730604/thumbnail_196000.jpg","/articles/6350085/Nantucket-County/Massachusetts/HTC-SAC-delays-decision-on-NIR-Retail-master-sign-plan-pending-revision-for-pending-0-Main-Street-sign","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6350085-9ec6b98684315da14f76da756f508052/orig.mp4?Expires=1776763145&Signature=nKtfbjsuNlrRkhUGuT~04a6JcHEHJkorU0k3yTmxSt3laYw2qz6U6-v~nTV8qrIQ8uBFCalff1iBwwxS7uUgZg1eBVHT~-4bRB8KtmvpiLANZEB38jjXrfQcNHN4UT5OTYAqOyRNZPfjAPYSqBwwwyzCm~wC8B59S-sCNqTldWE5sVGtF8k6bojm-BYMt3EPYzCUAZ4Y-8nSFpVjEsH8Rd0EAsAaPLoj1iuZOKLRqVf~DYMlhYEBAMdDErHn50D87iiL4T3Eb9DWig2-doFIXI7qdSTzlidyzbxVVhR2omXPJMqJ9ennxbhK9hukhmCg8mgEPcKr1TjRvOFidq4ezA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The HTC Sign Advisory Committee paused action Feb. 4 on a master sign plan filed for the building housing NIR Retail at 0 Main Street so the applicant can submit a revision that incorporates a proposed new sign for 0 Main Street.

Committee Chair Chris Young said the applicant had prepared a master sign plan documenting existing, previously approved signs but had not included the new 0 Main Street sign because that individual application has not yet been approved. \"I feel like making one for the signs that are already there makes sense. And then for that one singular addition, we can make a revision to this existing plan,\" the applicant said during the meeting.

Why it matters: a master sign plan establishes permitted sign locations and sizing for multi-tenant and multi-sign buildings; approving an incomplete plan can require immediate amendments if a new sign is later permitted. Several committee members said they preferred to review a single, consolidated application rather than approve the master plan now and have the applicant submit an immediate amendment.

Committee debate focused on process rather than design. Members repeatedly noted that master sign plans should show future sign locations and dimensions so tenant changes can be handled without repeated ad hoc approvals. Paul Wolf said the master sign plan should include \"the location and size and so forth of future signs,\" while other members said it was acceptable to establish a baseline of existing signs and accept a later revision for the 0 Main Street submission.

The committee also discussed a specific hanging bracket location (the Cooper Shepherd location) that the file reviewer could not locate in the record. Staff member Nikki Sheriff said she had searched the file and could not find the earlier application for that sign; committee members recalled a past discussion about moving an existing sign into that position.

Outcome: The committee voted to hold the master sign plan for revision so the upcoming 0 Main Street application can be included with the master plan as a single approval package. The applicant said the new sign application for 0 Main Street should be submitted for the committee's next scheduled meeting.

Next steps: The applicant will submit a revised master sign plan that includes the proposed 0 Main Street sign; the committee will review the consolidated packet at a future meeting.

","The Historic District Commission Sign Advisory Committee (HTC SAC) agreed Feb. 4 to hold action on NIR Retail's master sign plan so the applicant can submit a revision that includes a yet-unapproved sign proposed for 0 Main Street.","actionData","errors"]

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