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Design review panel approves illuminated sign for Oak and Poppy with lighting conditions
Summary
The City of Orange Design Review Committee approved a new illuminated wall sign for Oak and Poppy at 117 North Olive Street in the Old Town Historic District, subject to replacing four proposed gooseneck fixtures with two globe lights and allowing staff to finalize fixture placement and minor lettering adjustments.
The City of Orange Design Review Committee voted unanimously to approve an illuminated wall sign for a new tenant, Oak and Poppy, at 117 North Olive Street in the Old Town Historic District.
In a staff presentation, planner Isherberger summarized the proposal and findings: the one‑story 1914 contributing building would receive a single aluminum wall sign measuring 18.7 inches high by 14 feet 1 inch wide (about 22.78 square feet), mounted roughly 10 feet 1 inch above grade and anchored into the stucco/plywood facade. The applicant proposed halo backlit letters with LED modules behind aluminum letters and a clear acrylic backing, plus four metal gooseneck fixtures; the lighting plan specified 3,000‑kelvin LEDs. Isherberger said staff found the size,…
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