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Planning Board approves Family Laundry fence and sign compromise; HPC records no objection
Summary
The Planning Board approved a taller black fence and a revised sign for Family Laundry at 264 Main Street; the Historic Preservation Commission noted the Planning Board's compromise and reported no objections at its April 23 meeting.
The commission recorded that the Planning Board approved changes for Family Laundry, 264 Main Street, following a presentation by the contractor for Douglas Zorian.
According to the minutes, the Planning Board approved installation of a taller black fence with black panels and required painting of the fence-top element that exceeds the fence height. The applicant had proposed a "large bubble face" sign on one side that was not approved; the board accepted a compromise that allowed a revised sign with a smaller bubble logo inserted.
Commission members Jeff Hoffman and Tim Arata attended the March Planning Board meeting and reported the outcome to the Historic Preservation Commission; the minutes state that "everything was good as far as the HPC." The application contact was listed as Douglas Zorian (264 Main Street, LLC) with email washitfast@gmail.com in the minutes. No HPC vote is recorded on this item; the Planning Board action appears to be the operative approval documented in the record.
