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Commission asks for coordinated signage plan for Park Street tenants

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Summary

Commissioners recommended a consistent signage system for the Park Street frontage to prevent visual competition among close storefronts; the applicant said the building owner would be open to exploring bronze signs and historic signage references and will return with mockups.

Commissioners raised concerns about multiple tenant signs competing visually along Park Street and suggested the applicant and owner consider a coordinated signage system or a common design language to preserve visual clarity on the storefronts. One commissioner suggested a bronze sign to match proposed sconces or a cut-out sign referencing historic bank signage.

Thompson said the owner would be open to looking at historic drawings and producing signage mockups and that signage would be a separate submittal. The commission agreed that final signage and color choices should return to the commission for review before final permits are issued.