Open Pantry rebrand signage approved for 501 W. Brown Deer Rd.
Summary
Open Pantry representative said the project will replace pump and main signs with a single cohesive logo and design; the Architectural Review Committee unanimously approved the new pump and main business signage.
The Architectural Review Committee unanimously approved a rebranding project for Open Pantry at 501 West Brown Deer Road that replaces individual gas pump signs and the main business sign with a single, cohesive logo and design. Jim Shots, representing Open Pantry, told the committee the purpose of the project is for all signs to share the same logo and design; Trustee Ben Minkin said he liked the cohesive design and moved approval.
Shots described the plan as renewing the gas-pump signage and the main sign along Brown Deer and Port Washington Road to the new brand. "the purpose of the project is to have all signs be the same logo and design," Shots said. The committee approved the installation of the new signage for pumps and the main business sign without further conditions recorded in the minutes.
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