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Sign company to replace awning fabric at 50 South Buckout; board approves

Architectural Review Board · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Brandon Nava represented an awning fabric replacement, reusing the existing frame with captain-navy Sunbrella fabric; the board approved the recover without conditions.

Brandon Nava, identifying himself as the sign-company representative, presented a fabric recover for two awnings at 50 South Buckout Street. He said the frames will be reused and the fabric will be Sunbrella "captain navy," with text painted on the material; welds will be performed where necessary to reinforce the frame. The board had no substantive technical concerns and voted to approve the application as submitted.

The approval was procedural and uncontroversial; Nava thanked the board and left the meeting. The action reduces the applicant's need to replace structural framing and keeps the streetscape consistent with neighboring awnings.