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Committee reports enforcement win; staff to build sign‑application checklist for new businesses

HTC Sign Advisory Committee · March 24, 2026
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Summary

Staff reported removal of a large fence sign near the police and fire station and said they are working with town staff to create a checklist for new downtown businesses and event organizers to navigate HTC sign procedures.

Kathy Flynn, HTC staff, told the committee that a large fence sign near the police and fire station had been removed voluntarily by the company responsible and thanked them for complying with the guidelines.

Flynn said she met with Amy Baxter and that they plan to develop a checklist for new businesses and event holders to streamline the HTC sign application process. The checklist, she said, will be used to inform applicants about required steps and help event organizers meet sign rules in advance.

Commissioners also discussed a procedural question about whether a commissioner could name a location with a partly cured violation; staff advised members to email details so staff could follow up rather than discuss the violation aloud during the meeting.

Chair Chris Young confirmed the committee will meet next on April 7.