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Town considers temporary Declaration of Independence banner for Town Hall; no action required
Summary
First Selectman Flanagan presented a proposal for a temporary banner depicting the Declaration of Independence to be placed on Town Hall; the rendering will be removed after semi‑quincentennial events in July 2026 and the commission took no formal action.
First Selectman Flanagan presented a proposal at the June 22, 2026, meeting of the Town of Sharon Historic District Commission for a temporary banner on the front of Town Hall depicting the Declaration of Independence.
Flanagan said he consulted with Land Use Administrator Jamie Casey before filing the application and supplied a rendering of the proposed banner. According to the minutes, the banner is a rendering of the Declaration of Independence and will be removed following semi‑quincentennial events in July 2026. The commission asked questions, received answers, and took no action at the meeting.
The commission continues routine oversight of alterations and temporary displays in the historic district; no permit or formal approval was recorded for this item in the minutes.
