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Commission approves projecting and wall signs at 262 S. Third Street
Summary
Columbus Sign representatives received approval to replace an existing projecting sign and wall sign for a new tenant at 262 South Third Street; commissioners noted lighting will be canopy-mounted and asked about patching and waterproofing.
The Downtown Commission approved two replacement signs for a tenant at 262 South Third Street after applicants from Columbus Sign described materials and mounting arrangements.
Serenity Jones Baum and Haley Adams identified themselves as representatives of Columbus Sign and explained the replacement projecting sign and wall sign are substantially the same size as the signs they replace. The team described materials as Type 1 PVC panels with lighting provided by existing canopy-mounted fixtures rather than internal illumination.
Commissioners asked about installation details, water-tightness and patching of penetrations; Ms. Baum said the installers would caulk penetrations and attempt to cover any openings left by the removed sign. A motion to approve the projecting sign and wall sign passed on a motion and second and a voice vote; the commission recorded no roll-call tallies for the item.
Staff will process the permit and inspect mounting and waterproofing details during installation.
Provenance: Applicant identification and testimony begin at 00:19:35 and the motion and vote occur at 00:21:50.
