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Selma Appearance Commission approves multiple storefront and sign changes, tables parking/pergola request
Summary
At its April 20 meeting the Town of Selma Appearance Commission approved certificates of appropriateness for several downtown storefront and signage changes (including 100 South Pollock and 123 South Rafford), approved a cemetery‑border fence at 401 North Green Street, approved a yard sign for the Disabled American Veterans at 601 West Noble Street while denying a wall sign, and tabled the 110 West Wadell parking/pergola request for more information.
The Town of Selma Appearance Commission met April 20 in the Jernigan Building and approved several certificates of appropriateness for changes to downtown storefronts and signs while tabling one application for further review.
Most prominently, the commission approved a certificate of appropriateness for 100 South Pollock Street that allows replacement of three garage doors with brown insulated steel panels set with clear tempered glass, and painting of the building columns to match neutral tones. The approval also authorizes a permanent pole sign with a yellow‑and‑black face that will match the applicant’s existing branding. Commissioners explicitly discussed temporary feather (flag) signs; staff and members noted those are not consistent with the district…
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