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Commission approves sign for counseling practice at 714 Third Street
Summary
The Natchitoches Historic District Commission approved exterior signage for Winter Haven Professional Counseling as the business relocates from 1760 Texas Street to 714 Third Street; the commission noted the sign meets measurement requirements and reminded the owner to seek approval for future building changes.
The Natchitoches Historic District Commission approved exterior signage for Winter Haven Professional Counseling at 714 Third Street as the counseling practice moves from 1760 Texas Street.
Bridal Smallwood, who said she is moving her business to 714 Third Street, requested a sign that states the business name and office hours. Smallwood told the commission she had already installed the sign and that the home office had approved it. The commission confirmed the sign met measurement requirements.
The commission voted to approve the application. During the discussion, Acting Chair Mary Ann Salter reminded Smallwood that any future exterior work to the building must come before the commission before it is performed.
No permit numbers, fees or contractor names were provided in the discussion. Commissioners did not record a roll-call vote in the public transcript; the motion was approved after the standard "all those in favor say aye" call.
Smallwood left the meeting after the approval; no follow-up actions or conditions beyond the reminder to seek approval for future work were recorded.
