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City Council Considers Controversial Illuminated Sign Proposal

August 13, 2024 | Lowell City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts


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City Council Considers Controversial Illuminated Sign Proposal
During a recent government meeting, the board convened to discuss a special permit application from Farley White, Pawtucket LLC, for the installation of illuminated signage at their property located at 1001 Pawtucket Boulevard. The proposal, which requires approval under section 6.3 of the zoning ordinance, aims to replace existing signage with two new double-sided monument signs at the east and west entrances of the property.

Becca Clifford, representing the applicant, emphasized that the new signs would enhance the aesthetic appeal of the property while improving visibility during nighttime and adverse weather conditions. The illuminated signage is particularly important for a commercial and industrial manufacturing site, as it would facilitate deliveries after dark.

The board members present unanimously approved the motion to move forward with the public hearing regarding the application, indicating a supportive stance towards the proposed improvements. The meeting concluded with expressions of gratitude for the participants' time and contributions.

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