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Community Appearance Board approves three downtown signs and awnings with conditions
Summary
The City of Conway Community Appearance Board approved certificates of appropriateness for three downtown storefronts — a salon at 1106 Third Avenue, a sign at 911 Norman Alley for Weston & Sampson, and a black metal awning at 910 Third Avenue — with a staff-verification condition for one door graphic.
The City of Conway Community Appearance Board on Wednesday approved three certificates of appropriateness for storefront signs and awnings in downtown Conway, saying the proposals complied with the city’s Unified Development Ordinance but adding a staff-verification condition for one door graphic.
Katie Dennis, planning staff, told the board the applications complied with the city’s Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) and described each submission. The applications approved were: sign and facade painting for Glam Studio Salon and Bridal Lounge at 1106 Third Avenue; a wall sign for Weston & Sampson on the Norman Alley facade at 911 Norman Alley (with a matching door graphic subject to staff verification); and a black metal awning at 910 Third Avenue.
Board members discussed materials, dimensions and placement before voting. For 1106 Third Avenue, Katie Dennis said the application included PVC cut, dimensional letters and window and door graphics; the…
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