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Design Review Commission unanimously approves consent agenda covering signage, landscaping and Arthur Road redevelopment
Summary
At its Nov. 18 meeting the Germantown Design Review Commission approved four consent-agenda items — a sign refacing project, a church landscape and lighting plan, a subdivision entrance and landscape plan, and building/site revisions for an Arthur Road redevelopment — in a unanimous roll-call vote.
The Germantown Design Review Commission approved its consent agenda at the Nov. 18 meeting, taking unanimous roll-call votes to approve four staff-recommended items. The consent package included: (A) Lakeview at Germantown — reface of a ground-mounted sign; (B) Germantown United Methodist Church — revised landscape and lighting plan; (C) Upland subdivision — landscape plan and subdivision entrance; and (D) the 2004 Arthur Road redevelopment plan — approval of building modifications, a revised vinyl site plan and a revised landscape plan in Old Germantown.
A staff member summarized the four items before members moved to approve them en bloc. After the motion and second, the clerk called roll and each member answered in the affirmative, producing a unanimous approval. A staff member closed the item by stating, "That gives approval for those items." No public comment on the consent items was recorded in the transcript.
Documents describing the Lakeview sign reface, the Germantown United Methodist Church landscape and lighting revisions, the Upland subdivision entrance treatment, and the Arthur Road site revisions were entered as part of the meeting record. The approvals are administrative in nature and were adopted under the commission’s standard consent procedure; no separate discussion or amendment of individual items is recorded.
