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Commission approves illuminated sign for Open Door Care Network at 165 Main Street
Summary
The Ossining Historic Preservation Commission approved a halo-lit logo sign and new awnings for Open Door Care Network’s 165 Main Street location, finding the modest, 17-square-foot wall-mounted sign compatible with nearby storefronts and requiring a final CFA package to be filed.
The Ossining Historic Preservation Commission voted to approve a Certificate for Architectural Approval for a new sign and awning package at 165 Main Street, the proposed storefront for Open Door Care Network.
The applicant’s representative, Matt Calvo of Building Brothers, told the commission the project replaces existing awnings and adds a modest halo-backlit logo on the building’s blank wall. “My name is Matt Calvo from Building Brothers. I’m here with Michelle on behalf of, uh, Open Door Care Network,” he said while showing the rendering and existing photos.
Commissioners examined material samples and the rendering, asking about illumination and wiring. Calvo described the proposed letters as halo-lit and low-profile — “the letters are just 2 in thick … 3-in projection” — and estimated the assembly at about 17 square feet. Board members noted the sign would be the first illuminated sign approved on that side of the street but said the indirect lighting and modest size appeared appropriate in context.
A motion to approve the COA/CFA passed unanimously. The commission asked staff to file standard documentation and noted the finalized CFA would be prepared and distributed to the record. The applicant was reminded to submit the final sample board and installation specifications consistent with the approved rendering.
The commission returned to other agenda items after the vote.
