ANGELICA OF THE ANGELS DRB SIGN PERMIT 1992
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7 Central Street
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SALEM REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
DESIGN REVIEW BOARD
SIGN APPLICATION
Date of Application:
Applicant Name:
Phone
Location of Building/ A( Z4,XIQ-, 4k
Num e Street
Owner of Building: A9,4-�4
Sign Designer :
i�ame of inidividual/company
Sign Type (Check more than one if necessary)
Wall/Facade Temporary
Protecting Banner
Window Mechanical—
Other V
Sign Illumination
Internal Bare Bulb
Indirect V None
Other
Submission Requirements: All items must be received two ( 2) days
prior to meeting.
(Please check)
1. Detailed scale plan of sign 2-
2. Color samples A-ep,
3. Letter type/style
4. Method of attachment
5. Method of lighting
6. Location of sign on building: Drawing/- PoZid
7. Fee
Approval Denied:
Approval Recommended:
Date Approved:
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Salemmm
Redevelopment
TELEPHONE 744-6900
Authority ONE SALEM GREEN, SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS 01970 744-4580
SIGN REVIEW PROCEDURE WITHIN THE URBAN RENEWAL AREA
1. Applicant completes Design Review Board sign application.
2. Design Review Board (DRB) reviews submission and makes a
recommendation to the Salem Redevelopment Authority ( SRA) .
Applicant or sign maker should attend DRB meeting.
3. SRA reviews submission for final approval .
4 . Following SRA approval, applicant obtains sign bond and will
receive an approved Sign Permit from the City Planner .
5. Applicant takes approved Sign Permit to the Building
Department for final approval.
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DESIGN PHILOSOPHY - October 1982
(According to the Salem Redevelopment Authority Urban Renewal Plan)
The existence of the Design Review Board is mandated by the
provisions of the Urban Renewal Plan. It ' s functdon is to review
and prepare appropriate recommendations for reference to the Salem
Redevelopment Authority "for concurrence and approval" . The basis
for the DRB' s review is derived from the stated goals of the Urban
Renewal Plan and are essentially related to preservation of
structures of historic and architectural value and the restoration
of neighborhood quality, economic viability and functional
capacity. The emphasis is on exterior environmental quality that
abides by "local conditions with particular regard to the
historical importance of the Old Town Hall and Derby Square areas" .
There are seven principal zones in the Heritage Plaza East Urban
Renewal areas, each with its own special characteristics which
ought to be respected and addressed in the course of each review.
1. The Derby Square/Front Street area: Federal style, formal
setting of town hall; Front Street meandering; pedestrian
scale
2. Museum Area: Intermediate scale; style juxtaposition
3. Essex Street Mall: Commercial; style juxtaposition;
Intermediate scale; pedestrian
4. North Area residential: Contemporary-picturesque; landmark
focal; pedestrian, presently insular
5. Washington Street: Mixed scale; vehicular
6. New Derby Street: Factory lofts
7 . Charter Street: Dominated by burial ground, scattered
historic buildings, small scale
Other areas are transitional and reflect overlapping
characteristics.
Because of the chicken and egg relationship between preservation of
architectural and historic values and the restoration of
neighborhood quality on the one hand, and economic viability and
unctional capacity on the other, it is the responsibility of the
DRB to deal directly with this relationship to address the trade-
offs in their design reviews and recommendations.
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