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Trustees discuss uniform building signage and vehicle decals; defer final adoption

5438207 · July 22, 2025
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Summary

Board members reviewed building signage for 81 East Main Street (barbershop) and discussed standardizing decals on public works trucks; staff will return with updated signage guidance.

Trustees reviewed two signage items during the July 21 meeting: a storefront sign at 81 East Main Street for a barbershop and standardization of decals on village public works trucks. Trustees did not record a formal vote; discussion centered on clarifying which signs applied to which suites and setting a uniform decal size and color for vehicles.

On storefront signage, a trustee asked whether the sign application covered an existing barbershop in Suite 5 or an additional business. A staff member said the sign application was intended to go over the phone window and clarified it should be on the building at the noted address.

On vehicle markings, a trustee thanked Department of Public Works crews for adding reflective strips to trucks and asked that the department standardize the decals on truck sides for uniform appearance. The trustee said, “we want them all to be uniform,” and requested a single size and color so that all village vehicles carry the same identifier.

Discussion only: Trustees sought clarification about the storefront sign’s placement and about consistent vehicle-decals sizing and color.

Direction: Staff were asked to prepare standards for vehicle decals and return with recommended decal size and styling for trustee approval.

Formal action: No motions or votes on signage were recorded in the transcript.

Background: The signage items arose under separate agenda notes; trustees emphasized consistency across village assets and clarity about which suite a storefront sign would serve.

Next steps: Staff to confirm the correct storefront placement for 81 East Main Street and to prepare a decal standard for public works vehicles for a future meeting.