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Design Review Board

Members: Juann Khoory (Chair), Iris Lin (Vice Chair), Mark Wendell (Secretary), Sheila Dinsmoor (Member), Alex Zhou (Alternate Member)

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Government · Design Review Board

Design Review Board unanimously approves four design applications

Wellesley Design Review Board unanimously approves four applications, including major site development. Vice Chair Iris Lin and Member Sheila Dinsmoor led approvals for a Bates School sign replacement, two commercial sign permits, and a major site improvement project for Boylston Properties at the

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Government · Design Review Board

Board approves two sign permits, continues third for redesign

Wellesley Design Review Board approves two sign permits, continues third. The Board voted 4-0 on June 24 to approve a sign permit for Nissi's Hair Salon at 318R Washington Street with recommendations for centered positioning and bolder lettering, and voted unanimously to approve a special sign

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Government · Design Review Board

Design Review Board approves two projects, defers reorganization

Wellesley Design Review Board approves two projects. The board unanimously approved a bathhouse renovation at the Longfellow Wellesley Tennis & Health Club, including removal of existing gates, installation of a coiling security grate, reconfigured check-in area, and ADA accessibility improvements.

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Government · Design Review Board

Design Review Board Approves Church Sign; Seeks Design Refinements

Design Review Board approves Wellesley Hills Congregational Church sign with design recommendations. Applicant Jack Morgan presented a new special sign permit for the church at 207 Washington Street, with the board requesting design recommendations for the V-shaped structure's arch and front

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