Clinton Design Review Board To Review East Main Street Sign, Address Two Sign Violations

CLINTON, CT — The Clinton Design Review Board will consider a proposed permanent sign for a business on East Main Street and revisit two outstanding sign compliance concerns when it meets Wednesday, Oct. 14.

Jerri M. Case, representing Pink Moon & Sea, has submitted an application for a freestanding, permanent sign at 327 East Main St. The request is classified as an administrative sign permit.

Two Sign Compliance Issues Remain

The board will also revisit concerns involving two businesses with signs that have not received approval.

At 52 Commerce St., Clinton Painting & Decorating has two swooper flag signs that remain under review.

According to the agenda, the town attorney has again been asked to send a letter to the business owner and property owner regarding the signs.

The board will also discuss an unapproved sign at 204 East Main St., at a storefront between Essentials and a liquor store.

The town's zoning enforcement officer is expected to inspect the location again. No fines or other enforcement actions are specified.

Meeting Information

The board is also scheduled to consider approval of its Aug. 12 meeting minutes.

The meeting begins at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14. Residents may participate through the town's Zoom meeting link.

The meeting ID is 847 5005 5594, and the passcode is 581032.