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Committee approves revocable license for South Willow pylon sign and sculpture; will go to full board
Summary
A Manchester Board of Mayor & Aldermen Community of Lands and Buildings committee voted to approve a revocable license allowing a pylon sign and sculpture installation in the South Willow Street right-of-way; the item will be advanced to the full board.
At a special meeting, the Community of Lands and Buildings committee of the Manchester Board of Mayor & Aldermen approved a motion to advance a revocable license agreement allowing a pylon sign and a sculpture art installation, with associated landscaping, in the South Willow Street right-of-way.
An item introduced as a communication from Fussen and O'Neil on behalf of 1279 South Willow Street LLC described the request for the revocable license agreement to permit the proposed sign and art installation within the public right-of-way. Alderman Long was recorded as the mover and Alderman Goon as the seconder on a motion to approve.
The committee vocalized its approval. "Motion is passed," an unidentified speaker said after members responded, "Aye." An unidentified speaker added, "We'll bring it to the full board tonight, Clark." The committee then moved to adjourn and ended the short special meeting.
The request will next appear before the full Manchester Board of Mayor & Aldermen; the transcript does not specify conditions, design approvals, required permits, or any fee or compensation terms related to the revocable license.
