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Hartsbury Deli & Grill storefront changes approved subject to conditions
Summary
The HCRC approved flat-cut acrylic lettering, limited window graphics and removal of a leftover blade sign for Hartsbury Deli & Grill; the committee required illumination to be on timers and window graphics to conform to the 25% rule.
The Hartsbury Deli & Grill received conditional approval from the Hartsdale Code Review Committee for its proposed storefront lettering and minor facade work.
Michael, presenting for the applicant, described flat-cut acrylic letters spelling the business name and indicated three gooseneck-style fixtures would be used for illumination (the fixtures were shown for illustration; the applicant said they would not be supplied by the sign vendor). He also said the storefront would include the street number ("181") placed prominently above the door and that the door would include a logo. The presentation included plans to keep window graphics below the town’s 25%-per-pane limit.
On a question about a small remaining blade sign to the left of the door, Michael confirmed the leftover blade sign would be removed. The applicant committed to refreshing or repainting the side wall where needed to improve the facade’s appearance.
A committee member moved to approve the application with the conditions stated during the meeting — removal of the blade sign, limited (non-digital) window graphics that do not exceed 25% of any pane, and timers for illumination to ensure lights are not on beyond the allowable period. The motion carried by the members present.
Committee members thanked the applicants and wished the business luck; the Chair adjourned the meeting following the vote.
The approval is conditioned on the permit application matching the agreed items and on the applicant implementing the lighting timer and window limitations as discussed.
