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Members consider mural and coordinate cleanup with Main Street
Summary
Committee participants discussed owners' misunderstanding about approval for identical-color repainting, cleanup and tuckpointing needs, and the possibility of placing a mural—staff said applicants had discussed working with Main Street on the idea.
Members discussed the potential for a mural on the back of the downtown building and the need to coordinate cleanup and tuckpointing across adjacent façades so the block appears consistent. One participant said, "Someone had suggested that we take the mural that's by the library and put it there," framing the mural as a visible welcome to the neighborhood.
A staff member reported talking with the property representative who "did mention something about working with Main Street and getting a mural there." Participants also emphasized that owners had incorrectly assumed identical-color repainting required no approval; staff said colleagues had sent the local code language clarifying review is required even for identical colors.
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