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Board approves proposed sign application; lighting not included
Summary
The Anderson City Board of Architectural Review voted unanimously to approve a proposed sign application as submitted after brief questions about lighting and attachment method. Staff said the sign meets the board—s guidelines.
The Anderson City Board of Architectural Review voted unanimously to approve a proposed sign application as submitted after brief discussion about whether the sign would be lit and how it would attach to the building.
Staff told the board the design met the guidelines. Board members and commenters noted the sign—s background is black and that the lettering has a slight gloss to provide contrast. A question was raised about the attachment method; staff said the applicant did not provide a definitive method during the discussion and suggested possibilities including Velcro or glue.
There was no proposal to illuminate the sign, and a staff member confirmed the sign would not be lit. The board proceeded to a motion to approve the application "as submitted." The motion carried unanimously; the transcript records the motion was made by Billy and seconded by Mary Lou.
No further conditions or changes to the submission were recorded in the meeting notes. The transcript does not identify the applicant, the sign's exact dimensions, or the sign permit number.
The item concluded with the board moving on to the next agenda item.
