City Council approves new signage for 32 Main Street businesses

March 04, 2025 | Nantucket County, Massachusetts


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City Council approves new signage for 32 Main Street businesses
The HDC Sign Advisory Committee made significant progress during their meeting on March 4, 2025, approving a new sign application for a business at 32 Main Street. The committee unanimously voted to approve the application, which involves replacing existing signage previously used by the Black Dog restaurant with new signs for the business named Dowan.

The primary sign, measuring 12 by 18 inches, will be a double-sided hanging sign featuring an Essex green background with cream-colored lettering and a decorative border. This sign will be positioned to the left of the business's entrance. Additionally, the committee reviewed a smaller quarterboard-style sign to be placed above the door, measuring 8 by 36 inches, which will also feature the same color scheme and design elements.

Committee members expressed their support for the new signage, with some suggesting that a fully carved sign might enhance the aesthetic appeal of Main Street. However, the proposed designs were deemed acceptable as presented. The committee noted a minor discrepancy in the application regarding the dimensions of the smaller sign, which was clarified during the discussion.

This approval marks a positive step for the new business, contributing to the ongoing revitalization of Main Street and ensuring that the signage aligns with the town's aesthetic standards. The committee's decision reflects a commitment to maintaining the character of Nantucket while supporting local businesses.

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