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Planning Board denies after‑the‑fact illuminated window sign at 158 North Main Street
Summary
The Concord City Planning Board voted to deny an architectural design review application for a 21‑square‑foot illuminated window sign installed without prior approval at 158 North Main Street (Father and Daughter Customs LLC).
The Concord City Planning Board on June 18 denied an after‑the‑fact architectural design review application for a 21‑square‑foot illuminated window sign at 158 North Main Street.
The board’s staff recommended denial because the sign was installed without prior review. “Again, it is a sign that's already been put up, without any review, and we're gonna deny the application,” the staff member told the board during the meeting. The board then voted to deny the application by voice vote.
The denial applies to the illuminated window sign submitted by Father and Daughter Customs LLC; minutes and staff materials list architectural design review comments recommending refusal. No exterior changes other than the sign were discussed at the hearing.
The denial was handled during the consent agenda; the board moved on to subsequent agenda items after the vote. The applicant may refile or appeal consistent with the city’s design‑review and signage procedures.
