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Committee approves permanent wall sign for Judy Pink at 1614 11th Street
Summary
A local committee approved a certificate of appropriateness allowing a permanent wall sign for Judy Pink at 1614 11th Street, replacing the banner the applicant previously proposed. The motion passed on a voice vote with no opposition recorded.
The committee approved a certificate of appropriateness for a permanent wall sign for Judy Pink at 1614 11th Street. Chair opened the item, saying, "Our 1st order of business is approval of certificate of appropriateness for Judy Pink, 1614 11th Street."
A committee member moved to approve the sign application and the Chair seconded. The Chair called for a voice vote; an "Aye" was recorded and, hearing no opposition, the Chair indicated the motion passed to approve the permanent wall sign. The applicant had revised an earlier banner design to a permanent wall-mounted sign, which the Chair described as "essentially the same design" aside from the change in type of sign.
The action clears the applicant to install the permanent wall sign as presented; no conditions, roll-call tally, or formal amendments were recorded during the meeting. The committee moved on to other business after the vote.
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