Historic board approves signage changes for Wells Fargo at 920 South Street

The Historic and Landmark Preservation Board voted to grant a certificate of appropriateness for revised signage at the Wells Fargo branch at 920 South Street after a contractor said the bank had addressed earlier concerns.

Jim of MRC Signs presented the revisions, saying they removed the bank's old red-and-yellow window squares and replaced the directional signs with brown signs and white posts. He described the rear wall sign as "non lit, attaches to the wall" and said holes would be filled and the sign would be mounted to match the brick. Board members also heard that the ATM stickers had been removed and that window lettering would be white cut vinyl.

Board members moved and seconded the certificate motion and Chair called for a vote; the motion carried with an "Aye." The contractor said the next step for the applicant is to apply for a building permit.