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Commission approves permanent window sign for Yves DeLorme at 50 South Washington Avenue
Summary
A municipal commission voted unanimously to approve a permanent window sign for Yves DeLorme at 50 South Washington Avenue, after brief review and positive comments from commissioners and a store manager describing the relocation.
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Commission approves permanent window sign for Yves DeLorme at 50 South Washington Avenue Inga Nurbutis, store manager for Yves DeLorme, told the commission on Aug. 13 that the store recently moved from 38 South Garfield to 50 South Washington Avenue and requested approval for one permanent window sign at Suite 101. The commission approved the application by roll-call vote. The approval matters because it allows the retailer to install its identifying window signage at its new Hinsdale location ahead of a planned move-in. The item appeared under the meeting’s assigned permit reviews and drew only brief discussion. Commissioners asked no substantive changes and described the proposed sign as “classy and understated.” Commissioner Harlow, Commissioner Krillenberger, Commissioner Jablonski, Commissioner Cernovich, Commissioner Moore and Chairman Cashman each voted Aye when Bethany, a staff member, called the roll. Commissioner Kirillenberger moved to approve the case as submitted; Commissioner Cernovich seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. Details from the meeting record: Inga Nurbutis identified herself as store manager for Yves DeLorme and said the store had recently relocated. Commissioners and staff characterized the sign as tasteful and appropriate for the downtown setting. No conditions, design changes, landscaping requirements or lighting concerns were recorded for this item. The commission’s formal action was limited to approving Case A-37-2025 as submitted; no further direction to staff was recorded during the discussion.

