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Committee holds 5 Chestnut Street projecting-sign application for applicant representation
Summary
The HTC Sign Advisory Committee voted to hold the 5 Chestnut Street projecting-sign application because the packet did not show the requested revisions; the committee asked for the applicant or representative to appear with revised materials.
The HTC Sign Advisory Committee voted to hold the application for a projecting sign at 5 Chestnut Street for representation after members said the submission packet did not include the expected revisions.
Committee members noted the package listed a revision but did not include a clear revision drawing or materials. Ben Norman moved to hold the item for representation; the motion was seconded and the committee recorded a roll-call acknowledgment. Members asked the applicant or a representative to appear with complete revised documentation before the committee considers the sign again.
The committee also noted previous concerns about the use of the word “Nantucket” on some signs and about additional signs already on the building. The item will return to the committee when the applicant supplies the requested materials or attends in person.
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