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Appearance Board approves Oak and Ivy wall sign and window graphics for 1021 3rd Avenue
Summary
The City of Common Community Appearance Board approved a certificate of appropriateness for a wall sign and two door/window graphics for Oak and Ivy at 1021 3rd Avenue after staff confirmed the sign meets the UDO and the board voted to carry the motion.
The City of Common Community Appearance Board approved a certificate of appropriateness for a wall sign and window graphics for Oak and Ivy’s new location at 1021 3rd Avenue.
Unidentified Speaker 2, presenting the application, said, "The applicant is proposing to install a previously approved sign," and explained that the Oak and Ivy wall sign is being moved from the business’s previous location. Staff said the proposed wall sign "will meet the UDO." The application also included two door graphics measuring 24 inches by 24 inches (totaling 2 square feet) and door-pane graphics allowed up to 12 square feet.
After brief questions about other building signage and constraints related to an existing awning and the wall sitting at the property line, Unidentified Speaker 1 moved to approve the wall sign and window graphics "as presented." The motion was seconded, members voted verbally in favor, and the chair announced the motion carried.
The board did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript. Staff noted the applicant’s representative from A 1 Signs and Graphics was present to answer questions. The board then moved on to public input and subsequent staff items.
