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From: Jason Schubert
To: wakefield@signsourcetx.com
CC: carinos35@carinos.com
Date: 12/4/2007 10:26 AM
Subject: Carino's DRB Item
Grant,
The Design Review Board (DRB) approved a sign package for Carino's Italian Grill at its August 24th meeting. As I
have related to you and to Mike Haggerty through conversations in October and November,the gold color shown on
the sign details and approved by DRB appears instead to be a strong yellow on the signs that were installed.
When considering signs within the Wolf Pen Creek zoning district, staff and DRB consider colors and color
combinations. Since the installed signs do not match those approved by DRB,the signs need to be replaced to
match those approved or a new DRB application needs to be submitted seeking approval of the signs as installed. If
the unapproved signs remain,the City will need to begin the code enforcement process.
As I understood from our conservation over a month ago, you stated that you would work with the Carino's on how to
proceed. Please let us know as to which action you intend to pursue. If seeking DRB approval for the signs as
installed, please submit a DRB application by 10:00 AM on Monday, December 10th for the next available DRB
meeting on January 11th. Please contact me with any questions you may have regarding this matter. We look
forward to resolving this issue with you.
Regards,
Jason
Jason Schubert
Staff Planner
Planning&Development Services
City of College Station
Phone:979.764.3570
Fax: 979.764.3496
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Presentation, possible action and discussion regarding sign details for Johnny
Carino's Country Italian Restaurant located at 620 Harvey Road in the Wolf Pen
Creek Zoning District. Case #07-00500147 (JS)
Jason Schubert, Staff Planner, presented the item stating that the applicant was
requesting to replace the existing signage for the site. He also stated that after approval
by the Design Review Board, a sign permit application needs to be approved before the
sign can be installed.
Alan King motioned to approve the sign request for three signs as submitted. Hunter
Goodwin seconded the motion; which passed (4-0).