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Roscoe committee will notify homeowners about Chicory Ridge, Hawks Point entrance signs
Summary
The Committee of the Whole voted to send formal letters to homeowners at four corners in Chicory Ridge and Hawks Point asking permission to install replacement subdivision identification signs that match existing trellis-style signage.
The Village of Roscoe Committee of the Whole voted to send formal letters to homeowners at four corner properties in the Chicory Ridge and Hawks Point subdivisions seeking permission to install or replace subdivision identification signs.
Committee members said the plan is to use the same trellis-style design already in place elsewhere in the village so signage is visually consistent across neighborhoods. A committee member described design variations that would reflect local characteristics: a chicory flower motif for Chicory Ridge and a hawk motif for Hawks Point.
Committee members asked staff to include sample designs in the letter to homeowners. One member moved to send the letters to owners of the four corners identified; another member seconded the motion and the committee recorded the motion as approved.
Officials said the board expects up to four signs this year and will prioritize consistency with existing village signage. Staff indicated they have previously identified a sign company and have budget entries related to earlier signage work.
The committee recorded no objections in the meeting discussion; members indicated staff should follow up with multiple contact attempts and include a sample of the proposed sign artwork with the notification letters.
