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HDC sign advisory panel approves two signs for 11 Washington Street, trims wall sign to 60 inches
Summary
The Historic District Commission’s Sign Advisory Committee recommended approval of a projecting sign as submitted and approved a revised wall sign reduced from 72 to 60 inches for Nina Little Design at 11 Washington Street; the recommendation goes to the full HDC for final action.
At a remote meeting of the Historic District Commission’s Sign Advisory Committee, members recommended approval of two commercial signs for 11 Washington Street, the storefront of Nina Little Design, but asked the applicant to reduce the width of the wall sign to 60 inches.
The committee approved the projecting sign “as submitted,” noting it matched the size of the existing signage on the building. Committee members raised design concerns about the wall sign’s proportions and negative space, and moved to approve that sign only after the applicant agreed to shorten it from 72 inches to 60 inches.
Chris Young, chair of the Historic District Commission Sign Advisory Committee, opened the agenda item by asking the applicant to walk the committee through her proposal. Nina Little, the applicant and owner of…
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