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Board approves reclaimed-wood sign for Grassroots Recycling at 108 Eastlake
Summary
The board approved a hanging sign made from reclaimed cherry wood for Grassroots Recycling to Reuse Network after noting a prior variance from the Board of Zoning Appeals.
David Nunn appeared on behalf of Grassroots Recycling to Reuse Network and won board approval to install a hanging sign at 108 Eastlake.
Nunn told the board he had a local shop class build the sign from reclaimed cherry wood; the finished sign was routed, painted and topped with an acrylic weatherproof coating. Board staff noted that the Board of Zoning Appeals had already approved a variance that allowed the proposed hanging sign configuration on the existing signpost.
Board members asked no substantive follow-up questions about materials or mounting, and the board approved the certificate of appropriateness by voice/roll-call vote. The applicant was advised to follow standard permit procedures if installation requires a permit.
