Council approves Certificate of Appropriateness for Bridge Street renovation
January 14, 2026 | Phoenixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania
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Council members pulled a consent-agenda item to discuss a high-profile renovation at 231–233 Bridge Street. Miss Dugan, who brought the item forward, said the Historic Architectural Review Board had spent substantial time reviewing and negotiating design details, including denying PVC signage, and had worked with the applicant to reach acceptable materials and designs.
After the review and the applicant’s adjustments, council voted to approve the Certificate of Appropriateness. Council members said the project enhances the character of Bridge Street and thanked staff and HARB for their work reviewing the application.
After the review and the applicant’s adjustments, council voted to approve the Certificate of Appropriateness. Council members said the project enhances the character of Bridge Street and thanked staff and HARB for their work reviewing the application.
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