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Peekskill approves static digital insert above 1008 Brown Street marquee
Summary
The panel approved converting a sign panel above the door at 1008 Brown Street to a static digital display (not scrolling); the applicant said additional funding was secured and the marquee’s bulbs will be replaced with LEDs.
A presenter described plans to convert the sign panel directly above the door at 1008 Brown Street into a digital panel that will present static content (the applicant and committee emphasized it will not scroll). The presenter said the client secured additional funding and limited the digital work to the main front panel rather than converting all marquee sides to digital.
Committee members confirmed the marquee itself would remain and that the bulbs would be replaced with LED fixtures. After clarifying that the approved changes would match prior conditions (lighting temperature and other previously approved details), the committee moved and approved the addition of the new digital panel as presented.
The presenter said the project had "secured some additional funding" and described the digital panel as "short but very wide." A committee member added that "they're committed to having that, signage space be static."
The motion to approve the digital insert passed by voice vote; staff and the committee noted that other previously approved conditions (bulb replacement and lighting temperature) will remain in force.
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