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Board approves temporary storefront vinyl graphics for Kathleen's Tea Room at 982 Main Street
Summary
Joseph Thompson, representing Kathleen's Tea Room, presented temporary vinyl window signage for a short-term move to 982 Main Street; the board moved, seconded and approved the temporary signage by voice vote with members responding 'Aye'.
Joseph Thompson, representing Kathleen's Tea Room, told the board the tenant plans to reopen within weeks and requested temporary vinyl storefront graphics at 982 Main Street while the permanent location across the street is being prepared. "Kathleen's tea room plans to reopen within the month, temporarily on a 6 to 12 month projected range," Thompson said.
The board had no substantive objections to the proposed transparent vinyl lettering outlined in the presentation. A motion to approve the temporary storefront graphics was made, seconded, and approved by voice vote with board members answering "Aye." Thompson thanked the board and left following the vote.
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