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Historic board approves Wells Fargo sign at 41 Chestnut Street
Summary
The Historic District Review Board approved replacement signage and an ATM sign at 41 Chestnut Street, requiring materials to match existing finishes. The motion passed 4-0-1 with one abstention.
The Village of Cold Spring Historic District Review Board voted to approve a sign replacement and related door treatments for 41 Chestnut Street during its April 21 meeting. Vice Chair Lauren Wallis Hall moved to approve the application; K. Sevilla seconded. The motion passed, 4-0-1 (Todd Seekircher abstained).
Theresa Loja, the Wells Fargo applicant, confirmed the existing and proposed elements are "pan signs with channel letters that are non-lit," and said the ATM sign will have a silver finish and the doors will receive vinyl applique on the interior. Jim Swan of MRCsigns attended by Zoom and represented the owner and applicant. The board recorded that the new 'Wells Fargo' letters will be surface-mounted to the sign panel and that panel height was reduced for aesthetic alignment with existing lighting.
The approval applies to an application in a locally listed portion of the historic district; the board explicitly required matching materials and non-illuminated channel-letter treatment as presented. The vote record shows the board approved the application as submitted (motion recorded as: made by Lauren Wallis Hall; seconded by K. Sevilla).
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