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Historic Landmark Commission considers sign permits for Ministry of Dance and Bernie Sips Nutrition

October 07, 2025 | Boerne, Kendall County, Texas


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Historic Landmark Commission considers sign permits for Ministry of Dance and Bernie Sips Nutrition
The Historic Landmark Commission meeting held on October 7, 2025, focused on two proposed hanging signs for businesses located at 615 South Main Street in Boerne's historic district. The signs are for Ministry of Dance and Bernie Sips Nutrition, both of which are seeking Certificates of Appropriateness (COA) for their signage.

Ben Simmons from the planning department presented the proposals, noting that both signs would be located on the same base. The Ministry of Dance sign measures approximately 23.75 square feet with a black background and white font, while the Bernie Sips Nutrition sign is about 16 square feet with a cream-colored background and blue-gray font. Both signs are designed to comply with the city’s Unified Development Code (UDC) and historic district guidelines, featuring fewer than four colors and a maximum of two fonts, and are not illuminated.

The commission discussed the size difference between the two signs, with some members expressing concern about the Ministry of Dance sign being larger. Historical context was provided, referencing a previous sign permit for a different business at the same location, which had similar size considerations. The commission members debated whether the size disparity was necessary and if it adhered to past regulations regarding signage.

Ultimately, the commission confirmed that both signs had met the necessary permit requirements and were in compliance with the UDC. The discussion highlighted the importance of maintaining aesthetic consistency within the historic district while accommodating new businesses. The commission will continue to review the proposals before making a final decision.

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