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Sign application approved for 16 North High Street with fixed-bracket condition
Summary
The commission approved an aluminum hanging sign for 16 North High Street but required a fixed bracket mounted behind the porch beam between the left and center pillars and prohibited a blade-style hanging bracket, to preserve porch clearance and streetscape visibility.
The Canal Winchester Landmarks Commission approved a storefront sign at 16 North High Street with conditions on mounting and bracket type. The applicant proposed a shield-shaped aluminum sign and considered either a center-post or wall-mounted location; commissioners advised placement between the left and center porch pillars for visibility and to avoid tree obstruction.
The motion’s conditions were read into the record by a commissioner: “I would like to make a motion to approve application CADash26Dash036 with the following conditions, that we approve the aluminum sign as presented. It will have a fixed bracket which will hang from behind the beam in between the left and center pillars, and there is to be no hanging bracket for a blade sign.” The commission adopted the conditions by roll call and the applicant agreed to coordinate final bracket and mounting details with staff.
Why it matters: The condition (a fixed bracket mounted behind the beam rather than a swing-chain blade) preserves porch character and minimizes sign movement over the sidewalk while maintaining storefront visibility.
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