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South Yarmouth grants variance to Root Bridal for oversized sign permit

November 14, 2024 | Town of Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts


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South Yarmouth grants variance to Root Bridal for oversized sign permit
The Yarmouth Zoning Board of Appeals made significant strides in its recent meeting on November 14, 2024, approving two key petitions that will impact local businesses and community safety.

In a unanimous decision, the board granted a variance allowing a local business, Root Bridal Esoterix LLC, to retain its existing sign, which exceeds the allowable length by just eight inches. Owner Holly Lemieux explained that replacing the sign would impose a financial hardship, costing approximately $2,600. The board recognized the minimal nature of the request and the potential burden on the business, ultimately supporting the variance to help sustain local commerce.

Additionally, the board addressed safety concerns regarding a proposed swimming pool. They mandated a minimum four-foot fence around the pool area, emphasizing the importance of safety measures for community members. The board's strong stance against any proposal for a fence lower than four feet reflects their commitment to ensuring public safety, particularly for children and pets.

Both decisions highlight the board's focus on balancing community safety with the needs of local businesses. The approval of the sign variance demonstrates a willingness to support economic growth while the fencing requirement underscores the board's dedication to protecting residents. As these initiatives move forward, the community can expect enhanced safety and continued support for local enterprises.

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