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San Angelo design commission approves downtown façade and access projects; awning deferred
Summary
The Design and Historic Review Commission approved multiple downtown façade and accessibility updates — including driveway work, window replacements, a mural and an exterior remodel with an ADA ramp — but deferred a final decision on an awning and signage pending more detailed drawings.
The Design and Historic Review Commission of San Angelo approved a set of downtown design and access projects Thursday, advancing driveway changes, window replacements, a mural and an exterior remodel that includes a new ADA ramp, while deferring action on a proposed awning and signage pending further details.
Austin Reed, senior planner, presented a request for 421 West Tuohig to widen an existing driveway and install a wooden privacy fence; the applicant offered a circular‑drive alternative. Shane Mize, who identified himself as from single‑member district 3, said, “We're gonna make this our office,” and expressed a preference for a circle drive while acknowledging curb‑cut and engineering constraints. The commission approved both the circle and widened‑drive options, conditioned on permitting and compliance with curb‑cut requirements.
At 121 North Chadbourne, the commission voted to approve restoration work (brick repointing, window and door replacement and a recessed entry) but denied approval for the…
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