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Serrato Signs asks to withdraw sign variance application; board allows withdrawal without prejudice
Summary
Serrato Signs, via a communication from Lauren Cronin, formally requested to withdraw its ZBA application for secondary wall signs; the board voted to accept the withdrawal without prejudice after noting one factual point of disagreement about the prior board determination.
The Woburn zoning board accepted a withdrawal without prejudice from Serrato Signs for a variance application concerning secondary wall signs at a property owned by Madison Wilburn Holdings LLC.
A staff member read a written communication from Lauren Cronin on behalf of Serrato Signs stating the company would like to "formally withdraw our ZBA application without prejudice." The letter explained that with the blade sign removed from the scope, the south elevation could be considered the primary façade and the proposed signs would comply with the bylaw per revised drawings attached to the communication.
The chair said she did not entirely agree with one factual statement in the communication about what the board previously determined (she recalled the blade sign pushed the proposal over dimensional restrictions). Despite that point of factual disagreement, a board member moved to accept the withdrawal without prejudice, the board voted in favor, and the motion passed.
The transcript records the withdrawal request and the board's vote but does not include a roll call or numeric vote tally by name.
