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Developer presents proposed channel-letter signage for new storefront in Elmsford
Summary
A presenter described proposed signage for a new storefront: three sets of channel letters, two lines of text and a novelty sign; staff commented favorably on the appearance and noted an employee entrance adjacent to the proposed signs.
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A presenter described proposed new signage for a development in Elmsford that would include three sets of channel letters, two lines of text and a novelty "pen and paste" sign. Staff and board members discussed the signs’ placement relative to an employee entrance and customer flow.
The presenter said the proposal includes three sets of 10 letters and that the provided proofs show where the channel letters would be illuminated. The presenter also noted there is an employee entrance near the proposed signage and that customers sometimes use that door.
Board members commented on appearance and pedestrian access. One member described the proposed signage as "a big improvement" over the existing signage and said it "looks really nice". No formal permit decision or vote is recorded in the transcript excerpt provided.

