Historic Identification Sign Design Nixed by Historic Preservation Advisory Commission

December 4, 2013 Open Space/Environment Taxes

Historic Signs1 — *This proposed design for “Gateway signs” for the three national and state historic districts was shot down by the Historic Preservation Advisory Commission.*

A proposed design for new historic village identification signs was shot down Dec. 3 by the Historic Preservation Advisory Commission.

The commission gave Tiffany Delaney, the township’s special projects coordinator, a new set of guidelines for what chairman Andrew Burian said he hoped would be a more “elegant” design.

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