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Commission issues certificate of review for mounted sign at 19 West Third Street
Summary
The Washington Historic Preservation Commission issued a certificate of review for a proposed metallic mounted sign on a stone fixture at 19 West Third Street. Staff noted the stone feature is roughly 10 years old and that the proposed metal sign complies with sign code; commission approved by voice vote.
The Washington Historic Preservation Commission voted to issue a certificate of review for a mounted, metallic business sign proposed for the stone fixture at 19 West Third Street.
Staff described the sign location and explained the stone feature was added roughly 10 years ago. The proposed sign was described as metal, round in shape, and intended to be affixed within the yellow-lined area shown on submitted drawings; staff told the commission the proposal aligns with the local sign code. The applicant was not present in the meeting room but was available by phone, according to staff.
Commission members discussed alternatives, including a two-sided pole sign, but noted the stone-mounted metal sign would not be illuminated and would match preferred materials for the district. A motion to issue the certificate of review was made, seconded and approved by voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded.
Commissioners encouraged the applicant to consider aesthetic feedback from commission members and staff as the installation proceeds. No additional conditions or follow-up reports were recorded during the meeting.
