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Commission clears signage and authorizes overhead door dimensions for Jinx venue at 145 Washington
Summary
The commission approved storefront signage for the Jinx project at 145 Washington Street and conditionally authorized an overhead loading door not larger than 7 feet high by 6 feet wide. Chair John Darrow moved the motions and commissioners passed them by voice vote.
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Representatives for the Jinx project at 145 Washington Street presented storefront sign designs and façade revisions. Staff confirmed the proposed signs conform to the city's sign guidelines, including facade-coverage limits, and commissioners discussed how window signage and phone numbers are treated under city rules.
After discussion the commission voted to approve the presented east and south façade signs. Later in the item the commission considered loading access on the north façade; with the applicant providing dimensions, Chair John Darrow moved to authorize an overhead door with dimensions no greater than 7 feet high and 6 feet wide in the color scheme shown on the prior application. The motion passed by voice vote.
The approvals were recorded as design approvals contingent on the final permit submittals and, where applicable, compliance with any required zoning variances. Staff said the city would issue the sign permit if no variances are needed and the applicant provides final drawings.

