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06-02-2021 Minutes

Planning · Source meeting date: 2021-06-02 · Record 70558

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WEDNESDAY, 
Virtual "Zoom" Meeting 
6:30 i" ; . 
Present: David McCarthy, Chairman 
Patricia McDermott, Vice Chairman 
Kathy McCormack, Member 
JosephAmrhein, Member 
Also Present: Thomas Houston, Professional Services Corporation 
Laura Smead, Town Planner 
Karen Lawlor, Administrative Assistant 
Chairman McCarthy called to order the Planning Board "Zoom" meeting of 
June 2, 2021 at 6:30 p.m. 
A motion was made by Mr. Amrhein and seconded by Ms. McDermott to open the public 
meeting of June 2, 2021. A roll call was taken of each member, Ms. McDermott, Ms. 
McCormack, Mr. Amrhein and Chairman McCarthy. Motion Approved 4-0, 
A motion was made by Ms. McCormack and seconded by Ms. McDermott to open Item #1, 
538 Washington Street (Takara). Roll Call Taken, all in favor, Motion Approved 4-0 
First Item on the Agenda (i) .s.38 WASHINGTON STREET (TAKARA) — Design 
Review Board Sign Application — New Sign & Facade at previous Dunkin Donuts 
location; Applicant Wei Zheng; Ricky Zeng, New CC Sign, Quincy, MA 
Mr. Zeng introduced himself representing the sign company. They are moving location to 
the Dunkin Donuts building at 538 Washington and need to put up anew sign. The Takara 
sign is made of black aluminum letter boxes 4" with black trim caps; 3/16" white acrylic 
faces with purple vinyl; 3/4" stud mount standoff from the wall: internally illuminated white 
LEG lighting; and the sign measures 28" tall by 153" long, and is 3h6th inches thick made of 
white acrylic and vinyl with aluminum clear backing. They are also proposing a 13.25" tall 
by 104.50' long sign which says "Restaurant & Bar" and will be constructed of brown 
aluminum light boxes with internal white LED lighting illuminated. He also presented 
before and after photos of the location. 
Mr. Amrhein suggested, in his opinion, he prefers purple letters instead of white