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Torrington committee approves replacement sign, paint and door treatment for proposed retail at former church
Summary
The Torrington architectural‑review committee on Oct. 30 approved replacement signage and a set of exterior treatments — including painted roll‑down security doors — for a storefront that an applicant has proposed to convert from a former church to retail, while keeping the site‑plan application to change the use on hold.
The Torrington architectural‑review committee on Oct. 30 approved replacement signage and a set of exterior treatments — including painted roll‑down security doors — for a storefront that an applicant has proposed to convert from a former church to retail, while keeping the site‑plan application to change the use on hold.
The applicant, Junior Toledo, told the committee she had installed metal roll‑down doors after consulting an accountant in Bridgeport and because she felt unsafe and wanted to protect a clothing inventory: "she felt uncomfortable. She wanted to be at least to be safe," the applicant said during the meeting. Planning staff confirmed there is a site‑plan application to change the use…
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