Committee approves Outer Cape Health sign; schedules fire station design review
The Architectural Review Committee approved a new sign for Outer Cape Health Services and scheduled further review of the town's fire station design.
The Architectural Review Committee approved a new sign for Outer Cape Health Services and scheduled further review of the town's fire station design.
The Architectural Review Committee approved two applications at its September 10 meeting.
Orleans Architectural Review Committee postponed a nail salon signage application over exterior lighting concerns. The panel deferred ARC-26-18 from Cape Cod Nail Co. on August 27 when applicant Sarah Mason did not attend the meeting. Members found the proposed signage acceptable but determined
Orleans Architectural Review Committee unanimously approved signage for Goff Brothers Construction Inc.'s downtown office. Committee members, led by Chair Kelly McCarthy, backed three identical gold-and-black signs, each measuring 25 by 85 inches, at 26 Main Street, where the company has leased an
Architectural Review Committee approved rooftop solar installation at Dune Dogs, 180 Route 6A. The ARC unanimously authorized 288 solar panels, each rated at 590 watts, as presented by Joshua Buck of My Generation Energy. The panels are screened from view by the building's parapet. Chair Kelly
The Architectural Review Committee approved a 31-panel rooftop solar installation at 20 West Road. Applicant Christopher Nashville, represented by Abe Boyle, proposed the all-black panels for the front roof after determining the rear roof lacked adequate solar exposure due to northern exposure and
Orleans Architectural Review Committee unanimously approves signs for two Main Street businesses. Acting Chair Kelly McCarthy oversaw approval of Gretchen Quinn's sign replacement at 64 Main St. with front and side placements matching existing measurements, voting 5-0-0. The committee also approved
Architectural Review Committee approves solar carports project, weighs affordable housing design. Quinn Allen's application to cover Seashore Park Inn parking with steel solar panels passed unanimously, with panels expected to produce 250,000 kilowatts annually. A sign-replacement application for
Orleans Architectural Review Committee approves new Surfside Seafood sign with lighting conditions. The committee unanimously approved the two-sided sign from J and J Signs at 18 Old Colony Way, contingent on Orleans lighting bylaw compliance. Ms. Marsh moved approval, seconded by Ms. McMahan, with
Orleans Architectural Review Committee approves CVS sign upgrade with condition. The committee voted unanimously to approve CVS Pharmacy's application to replace signs and light bulbs at 108 Route 6A, with the requirement that a logo be removed from the directional sign at the loading dock to
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