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SARB approves storefront façade renovation at 140 E Main; one member recused
Summary
The Shopping Area Redevelopment Board unanimously approved, with Board Member Dick recused for a conflict, a façade renovation by 3D Properties LLC at 140 E Main featuring full glass windows, wood doors, cultured stone accents, clear cedar trim and an aluminum awning.
At its May 14 meeting the Shopping Area Redevelopment Board approved a proposed front lower storefront façade renovation at 140 E Main submitted by 3D Properties LLC. Board Member Dick presented the project details—full glass windows, wood doors with sidelights and transom, cultured stone above the lower window, clear cedar stain around doors and windows, end columns and a 19-foot aluminum awning above the entry. Members expressed concern that the awning functions more like a pergola and could allow rain or snow to drip through.
Following the presentation, the board closed the public hearing. Barnes moved and Bult supported a motion to recuse Dick from the vote because Dick is directly involved with the project; the motion carried. With Dick recused, Barnes moved and Gentry supported approval of the façade project as presented. The minutes record that all remaining members voted aye and the motion carried.
The action clears the design for the storefront renovation; the minutes do not record additional conditions or requested modifications beyond the discussion of the awning’s potential weather exposure. The board did not record any public comment opposing the project in the minutes.
Next steps: Project implementation details and permitting were not specified in the minutes; the applicant will proceed with required permits and construction scheduling.
