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Historic commission grants five-year temporary extension for sign at Swift Stop Bar & Grill
Summary
Edgerton’s Historic Commission approved a five-year temporary extension of a certificate of appropriateness allowing the existing lighted sign at 13 Swift Street to remain while a planned façade project is expected within five years.
The Edgerton Historic Commission approved a temporary five-year extension of a certificate of appropriateness for signage at 13 Swift Street, the Swift Stop Bar & Grill, allowing the current lighted sign to remain in place while the business plans a façade renovation within the next five years.
Why it matters: The extension avoids requiring the business to replace the current sign twice (now and after a planned façade update) and provides temporary regulatory relief. The commission’s action is limited to the certificate of appropriateness for signage; any future façade changes would require separate review.
Details and next steps: The extension applies to the current lighted sign for up to five years unless the business undertakes façade changes earlier. The commission noted the business intends to pursue a façade update in the near term; no façade permit or timeline was approved by the commission at this meeting.
