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ARB approves signage for new restaurant at 130–132 Main Street in Mount Kisco
Summary
The Board approved a signage and exterior package for a new restaurant at 130–132 Main Street, including white porcelain-enamel steel signs with black lettering, a roof garden, rear awning with back-lit stencil lettering, and screening for rooftop mechanicals.
The Mount Kisco Architectural Review Board on Feb. 19 approved a signage and exterior design package for a new restaurant at 130–132 Main Street presented by architect Ira Grandberg.
Grandberg said the owners commissioned a graphic program with porcelain-enamel steel front signs—white with black lettering—set in an OGEE mold that ties into a restored storefront. The restaurant will use gooseneck fixtures on the front facade, leaded glass at the top of the front opening, a rooftop garden for dining, and a black canvas awning with back-lit stencil-cut lettering to help identify the rear entrance and parking area. Grandberg said the Planning Board has approved extensive planting at the rear, which will face town property on the Blakeby lot.
Board members asked that rooftop mechanical equipment be screened from the street; Grandberg said the applicants plan to use egg-crate metal screening. Andrea Eisenberg moved to approve the application as presented; Kenneth Brettschneider seconded. The motion passed with the Board recording unanimous support.
The approved package covers the sign materials, storefront articulation shown in the presentation and the proposed rear awning. Final mechanical screening details and any exposed equipment must conform to the approved elevations and be installed to minimize visibility from the public way.
