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Design Review Commission approves seven sign packages at April meeting

Design Review Commission unanimously approves six sign packages on April 21. Vice Chair Andrew Pratt oversaw approvals for Orange Theory, Five Guys, Mathnasium, Citgo, and Shell, plus a pylon sign for Mavi Zunto Beauty Studio; a separate application for Mavi Zunto's entrance signage was directed

Design Review Commission · Meeting of April 21, 2026

FRANKLIN — Design Review Commission unanimously approves six sign packages on April 21. Vice Chair Andrew Pratt oversaw approvals for Orange Theory, Five Guys, Mathnasium, Citgo, and Shell, plus a pylon sign for Mavi Zunto Beauty Studio; a separate application for Mavi Zunto's entrance signage was directed back to the applicant. CVS Pharmacy's application was tabled when the applicant failed to attend.

Director of Planning & Community Development Morena Zelaya announced a proposed $75-to-$100 Design Review application fee headed to the Town Council in mid-May and reported a Metropolitan Area Planning Council grant application aimed at updating the Commission's design guidelines and bylaws, due the first week of June.

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Source: the Design Review Commission meeting of April 21, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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