Design Advisory Board — Burlington, VT
Date: 2025-12-09
Time: 15:00

Design Advisory Board
 Tuesday, December 9, 2025, 3:00 PM

Remote and In Person (at 645 Pine Street) Meeting

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1. Agenda
 1.1.
 Session I – 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM

 ZPS-25-52; 110 Institute Road (I, Ward 4) City School Department / Administrative Offices / EED
 / Marty Spaulding
 Alternative compliance for proposed Master Sign plan for Burlington High School/Burlington
 Technical Center. (Project Manager, Mary O’Neil)

 1.2.
 Session II – 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM

 2026 Meeting Schedule
 Review and approval of 2026 meeting schedule.

2. Adjournment

3. Informational and Non-Discrimination Statements
 3.1.
 The programs and services of the City of Burlington are accessible to people with disabilities. Individuals who require special
 arrangements to participate are encouraged to contact the Department of Permitting & Inspections at least 72 hours in advance
 so that proper accommodations can be arranged. For information call 865-7188.


 Non-Discrimination
 The City of Burlington will not tolerate unlawful harassment or discrimination on the basis of political or religious affiliation,
 race, color, national origin, place of birth, ancestry, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, veteran
 status, disability, HIV positive status, crime victim status or genetic information. The City is also committed to providing
proper access to services, facilities, and employment opportunities. For accessibility information or alternative formats,
please contact Human Resources Department at (802) 540-2505.

Design Advisory Board
 Tuesday, December 9, 2025, 3:00 PM

Remote and In Person (at 645 Pine Street) Meeting

Please click the link below to join the webinar:

Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87155655137?pwd=ZEdGaGhxeFpRNDJQcFJrNWkvb1Vudz09

Webinar ID: 871 5565 5137
Passcode: 796731

Telephone: US: +1 312 626 6799 or +1 929 205 6099 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 346 248 7799 or +1 669
900 6833 or +1 253 215 8782
1. Agenda
 1.1.
 Session I – 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM

 ZPS-25-52; 110 Institute Road (I, Ward 4) City School Department / Administrative Offices / EED
 / Marty Spaulding
 Alternative compliance for proposed Master Sign plan for Burlington High School/Burlington
 Technical Center. (Project Manager, Mary O’Neil)

 1.2.
 Session II – 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM

 2026 Meeting Schedule
 Review and approval of 2026 meeting schedule.

2. Adjournment

3. Informational and Non-Discrimination Statements
 3.1.
 The programs and services of the City of Burlington are accessible to people with disabilities. Individuals who require special
 arrangements to participate are encouraged to contact the Department of Permitting & Inspections at least 72 hours in advance
 so that proper accommodations can be arranged. For information call 865-7188.


 Non-Discrimination
 The City of Burlington will not tolerate unlawful harassment or discrimination on the basis of political or religious affiliation,
 race, color, national origin, place of birth, ancestry, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, veteran
 status, disability, HIV positive status, crime victim status or genetic information. The City is also committed to providing




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proper access to services, facilities, and employment opportunities. For accessibility information or alternative formats,
please contact Human Resources Department at (802) 540-2505.




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Department of Permiting and Inspections William Ward, Director
Zoning Division Scott Gustin, AICP, CFM, Principal Planner
645 Pine Street Mary O’Neil, AICP, Principal Planner
 Garret King, Associate Planner
Burlington, VT 05401 Joseph Cava, Planning Technician
www.burlingtonvt.gov/pz Collin Naheedy, Zoning Compliance Officer
Phone: (802) 865-7188
Fax: (802) 865-7195


 MEMORANDUM

 To: The Design Advisory Board
 From: Mary O’Neil, AICP, Principal Planner
 RE: ZPS-25-52
 Location: 52 / 110 Institute Road
 Date: December 9, 2025


 File: ZPS-25-52
 Location: 52 / 110 Institute Road
 Zone: ICC- BHS Ward: 4
 Date application accepted: October 16, 2025
 Applicant/ Owner: Marty Spaulding / Burlington School District
 Request: Master Sign Plan for BHS / Burlington Technical Center / Community Gymnasium/
 District Support Offices




 Background:
 • Zoning Permit ZP-23-536; Amendment to ZP-223-276 / ZP-22-546 to reflect site
 changes required by Vermont’s Department for Environmental Conservation (DEC) for
 Corrective Action Plan (CAP). Revision includes removal of remaining areas of
 contaminated soil outside of the LOD (limit of disturbance) area. Following tree removal
 the area will be capped with 18” of imported clean fill that can support vegetation
 growth. The placement of clean soil will cover the undulating bedrock surface and make
 the hillside area accessible to pedestrians and students. The City of Burlington Parks
 Department will plant native species to provide bank stabilization, shade and replacement
 of the trees removed from the area. December 2023.
 • Zoning Permit ZP-22-546; demolish and remediate existing high school and construct
 new 250,000 square foot high school/technical center. November, 2022.


 The programs and services of the City of Burlington are accessible to people with disabilities. For
 accessibility information call 865-7188 (for TTY users 865-7142).

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• Zoning Sketch Plan Review ZSP-22-7, Sketch Plan Review, demolish and rebuild high
 school/technical center. September 2022.
• Zoning Permit 21-0583CA; Expansion and renovation of Burlington High School and
 Burlington Technical Center. Request for a parking waiver and a five year project
 timeline. February, 2021.
• Zoning Review 20-0194SP; Sketch Plan review for renovations to BHS. September 1,
 2020.
• Zoning Permit 15-0982CA; addition of storage shed. April 2015.
• Zoning Permit 13-0291CA; installation of rooftop condensing units on Buildings A and
 B. June 2013.
• Zoning Permit 13-1037CA; replace existing HVAC system with new heat pump system
 and condenser on roof of Building A. May 2013.
• Zoning Permit 13-0053CA; install new shed in north east portion of property. July
 2012.
• Non-Applicability of Zoning Permit Requirements 12-0558NA; installation of
 photovoltaic system, Certificate of Public Good. November 2011.
• Zoning Permit 11-1123CA; install condensing unit on the side of F building at BHS.
 July 2011.
• Zoning Permit 10-0850CA; two new Energy Recovery Units on roof of A Building at
 Burlington High School. June 2010.
• Zoning Permit 09-616CA; Renovations to existing press box including new membrane
 roof covering, roof access hatch, ladder, and safety rail. March 2009.
• Zoning Permit 09-321SN; Electronic sign to be added to previously approved sign.
 October 2008.
• Zoning Permit 09-241CA; Relocate solar array from building side to flat roof of
 building with new rack mounting structure. September 2008.
• Zoning Permit 09-137SN; freestanding sign for Burlington High School. August 2008.
• Zoning Permit 08-549SN; one freestanding, internally lit, metal sign for Burlington
 High School. Application denied, February 2008.
• Zoning Permit 06-457CA; construction of 3,200 square foot building to house wood
 chip boiler system for existing high school. March 2006.
• Zoning Permit 06-452CA; redevelopment of high school athletic fields, parking, new
 service and entrance buildings and new sewage pump station. February 2006.
• Zoning Permit 05-305CCA; amended plan for building-mounted solar panels at BHS.
 Reduction from six panels to four. Child of permit 05-058CA. November 2004.
• Zoning Permit 05-058CA; Install 6 solar panels attaching to a pole located
 approximately 35 ft. off the SE corner of building A. July 2004.


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 • Zoning Permit 04-723CA; remove old green house. Enclose with walls, new roof and
 windows. July 2004.
 • Zoning Permit 00-028; Installation of two metal halide flood lights on existing poles to
 illuminate the existing press box for the high school athletic field. July 1999.
 • Zoning Permit 99-186; Amend previously approved bleacher system at the Burlington
 High School track to include a press box. October 1998.
 • Zoning Permit 98-305; Replace existing steel and wood bleachers with new on the east
 and west sides of the Burlington High School track. Proposal includes installation of a
 slab on the east side (Portable units on the west). January 1998.
 • Zoning Permit 98-074; Installation of a handicapped access ramp on the front of the
 existing Burlington high school. Materials to be painted metal (Dark green and concrete).
 August 1997.
 • Zoning Permit 97-033; Add nonilluminated message board section under the existing
 freestanding sign for Burlington High School. Location on North Avenue and height and
 overall size to remain the same. July 1996.
 • Zoning Permit 87-678 / COA 87-215; building three bay one-story garage for storage of
 aircraft parts for school program. January 1988.
 • Zoning Permit 87-320; change an existing window on west side to exterior door to
 provide egress to new classroom. June 1987.
 • Zoning Permit 82-435; construct bus shelter on the site of a removed bus shelter.
 September 1982.

Overview: Burlington School District seeks a Master Sign Plan for the BHS/BTC campus. The
request includes consideration of Alternative Compliance, which requires both DAB and DRB
review.
Signage in the Public Right-of-Way is subject to review by the Public Works Department and
compliance with the Manual for Uniform Traffic Code Devices, ADA, and City Engineering
specifications.

 I. Findings

Article 7: Signs

Section 7.1.3 Exemptions
(b) Street Address Identification. As required pursuant to Chapter 27 Section 101 of the
Burlington Code of Ordinances, numerals that identify the street address of the property so that
it can be easily identified from a public thoroughfare by patrons, guests, and emergency
responders provided such numerals are a minimum of 3” and maximum of 10-inches in height,
and the area of the numerals does not exceed two (2) square feet. In cases where the building is
not located within view of the public street, the numerals shall be located on a mailbox or other
suitable device such that it is visible from a public thoroughfare.


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Room identification is provided around the building as window decals to provide locational
information to firefighters. Per this standard, the signs are directed at emergency responders, and
therefore exempt from the standards of this Article. Affirmative finding for exemption for
room identification for emergency responders.

The large “52” on the South sign band just barely exceeds the 2 sq. ft. limitation (2.18 sq. ft.) so
the additional 20% deviation allowed the DRB would permit this street
address signage. [Staff notes that the fire marshal has confirmed the official
address for BHS will be 110 Institute Road. The building number may,
however, be included within the overall Canopy Sign area, and is therefore
compliant under those standards. Affirmative finding.

(c) Flags
 2. In all other Zoning or Form districts: 1 flag per 25’ of a lot’s road frontage, up to a
maximum of 6 flags which may or may not be attached to up to 6 freestanding poles are
permitted. Each flag may be up to 24 sq. ft. in area with no single dimension exceeding 6-feet.
The height of any freestanding flag pole shall not exceed the highest point of the Principal
building on the lot or 50-feet, which is lower, and shall meet the minimum setback requirements
per the district-specific dimensional requirements of Article 4 or 14 or 10-feet, whichever is
more restrict.
Specific height of flag poles and dimensions of the flags have not been provided. The expansive
road frontage will allow for the three flags proposed. The dimensional limitations may be
Conditions of approval. Affirmative finding as conditioned.

(d) Property Management, Information, and Direction Signs. Non-illuminated Signs two (2)
square feet or less in size controlling access to a property and/or oriented to and intended
primarily for use internal to the property. Examples may include those announcing no
trespassing or solicitation; warning or hidden dangers; the private nature of a road or driveway;
directional and parking; and regulating fishing or hunting.
5 separate freestanding signs are proposed for informational / directional purposes. While non-
illuminated, viewed collectively each sign exceeds the 2 sq. ft. limitation. If reviewed as
individual directional stacked sign panels (“Beach; Smoking prohibited; Bus Access Only;
Community Gym”) each panel is only 1.75 sq. ft; meeting the 2 sq. ft. limitation.
Affirmative finding if DRB concurs that each panel meets the directional sign size limitation.

(j) Murals: Non-commercial artistic expression in the form of a unique hand-produced work of
visual art which is tiled, painted directly upon, or otherwise affixed or placed directly onto an
exterior wall of a building or structure provided that the Mural:
 1. Does not contain any advertising copy, symbols, lettering, logos or other such recognized
branding related to products or services provided on the premises where the mural is located
except where otherwise permitted and incorporated into a permitted Sign Type as provided in
Secs. 7.2.2 through 7.2.14 Sign Types;




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As no image has yet been identified, no Finding is possible.




 2. Is placed on a Secondary Frontage or non-street-facing side or rear elevation of a
building or structure;
As illustrated, the proposed mural location fronts North Avenue, and therefore in conflict with
this standard.
 and,
3. Is not illuminated.
No illumination is identified.




Adverse finding for mural exemption as proposed on a street-facing elevation.
The application may be reviewed under the standards and limitations for a Wall Sign (Section
7.2.13); however the area proposed exceeds both locational allowance (no higher than the floor
level of the second story) and the area limitation (2 sf per linear foot of street frontage, or
elevation where no street frontage is available associated with a first floor tenant.) In no case
may the total area of all Wall Signs exceed the lesser of 200 sq. ft. or fifteen percent of the area
of the façade or elevation to which they are attached. Reviewed as a Wall Sign, the proposed
mural appears to exceed area and locational standards. Adverse finding.

Section 7.1.10 Sign Lighting
(i) Electronic Changeable Message:
Where permitted as provided in Secs. 7.2.2 through 7.2.14 Sign Types, Electronic Changeable
Message displays shall:

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1. Not have any distracting appearance of motion including but not limited to flashing,
 blinking, shimmering, animation, video, or scrolling advertising.
 Application concurs compliance. Affirmative finding.

2. Limit the luminance of the display not to exceed 5,000 nits at any time.
 The application requests 7,500 nits of illumination. Actual brightness will be controlled
 by photocell sensor. The applicant offers to ensure that there is no undue glare and that
 display dims appropriately in lower light conditions. Even with Alternative Compliance,
 the proposed illumination exceeds allowances of this Section. Adverse finding.

3. Have characters of sufficient size to be easily discerned and must not constitute a safety
 hazard by distraction of drivers where readily visible to drivers of vehicles on any public
 way.
 The application defines display size for up to three rows of up to roughly 10” characters.
 This creates a viewing distance of 100’ and maximum viewing distance of roughly 350’.
 The optimal viewing distance aligns to the distance of cars at the stop line northbound on
 North Ave. The applicant asserts this is on the small side for recommended display size
 in this context, but adequate. Affirmative finding.

4. Consist only of alphabetic or numeric characters on a plain background, and shall not
 include any graphic, pictorial, video, or photographic images.
 BSD requests inclusion of an allowance to use static icons and logos (such as emoji, the
 Seahorse, or similar) as part of the informational text displays. The intent of the display is
 to encourage school and civic pride and engagement. Adverse finding for inclusion of
 graphics or logos, unless considered under Alternative Compliance.

5. Utilize a maximum of only one color for the message on a dark background of only one
 color.
 BSD also requests inclusion of an allowance to use display colors in a limited manner
 (such as depiction of the Seahorse in navy adjacent to white text describing an event).
 Adverse finding for compliance with standards. May be considered under Alternative
 Compliance, below.

6. Have a minimum display time of two (2) minutes. When the message changes, it must
 complete the transition within 1 second or as rapidly as is technologically practicable
 whichever is less with no phasing, rolling, scrolling, flashing or blending.
 The applicant requests a minimum display time shall not be less than 15 seconds.
 Due to the nature of the multiple site occupants and the potential for multiple events, the
 applicant asserts that the display information cycle within a quicker time period than
 allowed by the ordinance. Even with a 20% variation offered by Alternative Compliance,
 minimum message display would need to exceed 1 ½ minutes. Adverse finding for
 minimum display time.

7. Be equipped with a light detector/photocell that automatically adjusts the display’s
 brightness according to natural ambient light conditions.
 Applicant assures compliance with this standard. Affirmative finding.


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 8. Contain a default mechanism that freezes the changeable message in one position, or
 shuts off the device entirely, in the event of a malfunction.
 Applicant proposes compliance with this standard. Affirmative finding.

 9. Limit the area occupied by the electronic changeable message to no more than 50
 percent of the maximum total allowable Sign area as provided in Secs. 7.2.2 through
 7.2.14 Sign Types.
 The electronic changeable message is associated with a Monument Sign (Section 7.2.9)
 which has a maximum allowable area of 60 sq. ft. 50% of that allowance is 30 Sq. ft.
 With a display of 3’6” x 6’6”, display is 23.22 sq. ft. Affirmative finding.

 10. Be limited to a maximum of three (3) lines of characters including all letters, numbers,
 spaces, or other symbols dedicated to the electronic changeable message.
 The application proposes three lines of characters. Affirmative finding.

Section 7.1.11: Alternative Compliance
Minor variation and relief from any non-numerical standards found in this Article, and any
numerical standard by no more than 20% of such requirements, may be granted by the
Development Review Board after review and recommendation by the Design Advisory Board and
a Public Hearing.
Decision by the DRB regarding any Alternative Compliance granted shall be made in writing,
and upon affirmative findings that:
 (a) The relief sought is necessary in order to accommodate a unique circumstance or
 opportunity;
 (b) The relief, if granted, will yield a result equal to or better than strict compliance with the
 standard being relieved;
 (c) The relief, if granted, is the minimum variation necessary from the applicable standard to
 achieve the desired result;
 (d) The relief, if granted, will not impose an undue adverse burden on adjacent properties;
 and
 (e) The remainder of the Sign will otherwise be developed consistent with the purpose of this
 Article, and all other applicable standards.

Alternative Compliance is requested for the following deviations from the standards of this part.
 1. Inclusion of logos and images on Electronic Display. Discretionary review by
 DRB.
 2. Use of display colors on electronic changeable message board. Discretionary
 review by DRB.
 3. Increase in illumination of electronic changeable message board (5,000 nit
 limitation, 7,500 requested. > 20% relief allowance.) Adjacent to residential
 properties on the east and adjacent to a major thoroughfare, heightened illumination
 and frequently changing messages can introduce nuisance. Adverse finding.
 4. Inclusion of Mural on street-facing elevation. Prohibited by Section 7.1.3 (j),
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 When considered as a wall sign proposed area and location are contrary to the
 standards of Section 7.2.13. While Location is subject to discretionary review under
 Master Sign Plans (may vary from the locational standareds of Part 2 of this
 Section), area is strictly upheld by Sign Types (no individual Sign may exceed the
 maximum area limitations for the Specified Sign Type.). Adverse finding.
 5. Area of Monument Sign 60 Sq. Ft. allowed, 72 sq. ft. or specific signage proposed.
 50% may be utilized for electronic message sign. Discretionary review by DRB.
 6. Height of Monument Sign 6’ ft from finished grade; 9’4” proposed; > 20% relief.
 Adverse finding.
 7. Setback requirements for Monument Sign. Required: 3’ from front property line
 or in line with the building façade; 5’ from any side property line. Application
 proposes 56’ from North Avenue and 29’ from Institute Road (somewhat less when
 measured to property lines, as defined.) This is a very large site with two street
 frontages, and placement on an increasing grade. Discretionary review is allowed
 for sign location under Master Sign Plans. Discretionary review by DRB.

Part 2: Sign Types
Per Table 7.2.1-B, All Sign types proposed are permitted in the Institutional District.
Affirmative finding.

Section 7.2.2 Awning and Canopy Sign
These signs are alternately referred to as Canopy or Band Signs; proposed over the south
principal entrance; over the rear (north) entrance, at the entrance to Burlington Technical Center,
and at the entrance to the community gym. All four signs comply with the standards of this
section for width, height, depth, area and illumination. Affirmative finding.

Section 7.2.7 Freestanding Yard Sign (small)
The directional signage proposed across the site (for parking, building entrances, prohibitions)
collectively exceed the 2 sq. ft. limitation of Directional Sign Exemptions. (Section 7.1.3 (d),
above.) As they are fully detached from a building and placed in a yard with external support
consisting of 1-2 posts, they may be interpreted as Freestanding Yard Signs.
Quantity is limited to 1 per lot. As Freestanding Yard Signs, they exceed the allowable limit.
Adverse finding if determined to be a Freestanding Yard Sign (small.)
 See discussion of alternative interpretation as “panels” that comply with allowed Directional
Sign exemption of Section 7.1.3 (d), above.

Section 7.2.9 Monument Sign
Requirements:
Quantity: 1 per primary street frontage Only 1 is proposed.
Depth (face-to-face) 2.5’ Compliant at 2’ 1 1/2”
Setback (min):
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 • 5-ft. from any side property line
 Adverse finding. See image.
Area (Max) 60 sq. ft. (not including supports) or 0.5 sf per
linear foot of street-facing building frontage whichever is less.
72 sq. ft. of signage proposed. Utilizes 20% Alternative
Compliance Relief. 50% dedicated to electronic changeable
message.
Height (overall max) 6-ft from finished grade
9’4” proposed. Adverse finding.

If illuminated, a Monument Sign may only be internally or
externally illuminated or backlit.
External illumination. Affirmative finding.

A Monument Sign associated with a public or civic use may include manual or electronic
changeable message.
Electronic changeable message included. Affirmative finding.

Section 7.2.13 Wall Sign
See discussion of proposed Mural under “Exemptions”, above.

Section 7.2.14 Window Sign
Fire department room identifications are exempt per Section 7.1.3 (b), above.
Bike vinyl is compliant with the 20% limitation of area of any individual window if double
window is considered a single installed unit; and is compliant with 30% limitation of total
window area of all windows with signs. Affirmative finding.




Part 3: Master Sign Plans
Section 7.3.2 Applicability
Within any Mixed Use, Enterprise, or Institutional zoning district, all Signs located on a site,
building, or a complex of buildings with three or more owners, tenants, or uses located on a
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submitted by the building owner and reviewed and approved by the DRB under the provisions of
this Part. Signs located on City property erected by or at the direction of the City or any of its
departments in the performance of their public duty or responsibility may also seek approval
under the provisions of this Part.
Where a Master Sign Plan includes sufficient detail regarding the location, type, lighting, and
other requirements of r individual Signs, those Signs may be approved as part of the Master Sign
Plan without the necessity for an individual permit(s). Otherwise the installation of individual
Signs proposed pursuant to, and in compliance with, an approved Master Sign Plan shall receive
administrative review and approval pursuant to the procedural requirements of Section 3.2.7.

Section 7.3.3 Submission Requirements
A Master Sign Plan shall be a comprehensive plan of all planned Signs to be located on the
site(s) and on all facades of the building(s) or building complex.
Information to be included in a Master Sign Plan shall include, but not be limited to, the
following in sufficient detail as necessary to render a decision for the Master Sign Plan and
individual Signs as may be applicable:

(a) Total number of Signs proposed, including any existing Signs that will remain.
 The list of total signs proposed is on P. 2 of the BHS Signage Permit Package. All previously
approved signs have been removed; none will be retained. Affirmative finding.

(b) Sketch of Signs clearly indicating size/dimensions of all Signs – including height above
finished grade, lettering, logos or other graphics, colors, materials, texture.
Sketches of signs is depicted by A925, A940, A941, A942 drawings, as well as typical product
cut sheets for the site Directional signs. Affirmative finding.

(c) Types of Signs – See Part 2.
See part (a) (above) for sign types.

(d) Building elevations / photographs clearly illustrating the placement of Signs placed on all
buildings.
See A925 for building elevations.

(e) A site plan indicating the location of all freestanding Signs, buildings, and structures.
See A940 for site plan with sign locations.

(f) Methods of illumination.
The Canopy Signs and Street Address Identification are to be halo lit (reverse channel). Diffuse
illumination will exit back of letters illuminating metal panel surface behind the letters without
spill or glare.
The Monument Sign will be down lit on the north and south faces from the top to illuminate the
fixed letters and supporting material. External illumination is acceptable for the BHS portion.
The Monument Sign Electronic Changeable Message is an LED display (self-illuminating).
Affirmative finding.

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 (a) The Master Sign Plan must establish standards of consistency applicable to all Signs to be
 provided on the subject property with regard to:
 • Colors;
 • Letter/graphics style;
 • Location and Sign Type;
 • Materials;
 • Methods of illumination; and/or
 • Maximum dimensions and proportion.
See p. 3 of the Sign Submission package. The applicant provides the following information:
a. Colors – Fabricated signs will use a combination of White and Navy Blue (School colors). Sign
colors by type include:
 i. Canopy Signs and Street Address Identification – Navy Blue face, white returns
 (to contrast with champagne/silver preﬁnished metal building fascia).
 ii. Site Directional Signs – White lettering on Navy Blue.
 iii. Fire Department Room IDs – White.
 iv. Monument Sign Lettering – Navy Blue (to contrast with white/gray stone).

b. Letter/Graphics Style –
 i. Standard San-Serif fonts Gotham-Medium and Gotham Narrow-Medium
 throughout. See attached Canopy and Site Directional Sign Submittals.

c. Location and Sign Type –
 i. Locations in plan on site as shown on A940.
 ii. Elevations as shown on A926.
 iii. Fire Department Room IDs will be associated with every space at every level of the building.
 iv. Proposed sign is just over 25’ from right of way. Due to site placement and scale of the
 building and property, Master Sign Plan includes a proposed allowance for the lettering portion
 of the sign to be as high as 9’-0” above grade.
 v. The proposed mural location is on the face of the southeast stair tower. A structural
 framework is in place to support future art at this location. Master Sign Plan includes a proposed
 allowance for an art piece in the future at this location as shown and dimensioned on the
 building elevation. This location is approximately 320’ setback from the right of way.
 vi. All other sign types are per standard BCDO requirements.

d. Materials –
 i. Highway and Oﬃcial Signs – Painted aluminum, typical.
 ii. Street Address Identiﬁcation and Canopy Signs – Painted aluminum visible faces,
 polycarbonate diﬀuser ﬁlm back, illumination from internal white LEDs.
 iii. Flags – Fabric.
 iv. Directional Signs – Painted aluminum, including posts.
 v. Fire Department Room IDs – Vinyl.
 vi. Mural – TBD per artist selection at a later date.
 vii. Monument Sign – Concrete foundation; black concrete base; (below) electronic changeable
 message display; granite wall; painted aluminum letters on stand oﬀs; white LED downlight
 strips; painted aluminum cap.

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e. Maximum Dimension and Proportion –
 i. Directional signs are interpreted as stacked sets at six locations with each individual sign
 being 5” tall and 3’-0” wide. In aggregate some locations may be up to 40” tall and 36” wide
 (currently proposed signs are up to 30” tall and 36” wide. See attached draft proposed product
 information.

 ii. Monument Sign could be interpreted as approximately 72 SF in area (each side) based on
 total area of electronic changeable message display, ﬁxed letters and logo, and visual box
 containing both. Master Sign Plan includes allowance for using the up to 20% numerical relief
 identiﬁed in Sec. 7.1.11 in order to scale the sign appropriately to the site and Civic application.

 (b) A Master Sign Plan shall be consistent with the intent and purpose of the form or zoning
 district within which the site is located and the intent of this Article, and be compatible
 with the site and character of the surrounding area.
 (c) All of the Signs in a Master Sign Plan shall be designed and organized in a manner
 consistent and complementary with the overall architecture of the Building, and employ
 complimentary materials, colors, design, and scale of letters while still providing diversity
 and differentiation among individual tenants,
 (d) Individual Signs in an approved Master Sign Plan may vary from the locational standards
 of Part 2 of this Article pertaining to each Sign Type, and be granted Alternative
 Compliance per Sec. 7.1.11. However, no individual Sign may exceed the maximum area
 limitations for the specified Sign Type, or conflict with the limitations and prohibitions of
 Sec. 7.1.4 .
 Several signs exceed the limitations of their individual Sign Types, despite consideration
 of Alternative Compliance.
 (e) Except for such variations approved by the DRB by acceptance of a Master Sign Plan
 pursuant to this Article, all other requirements, permits, and restrictions regarding Signs
 shall remain in effect.
See Adverse findings for deviations from these standards.

If considered for approval, the following are recommended:

 II. Conditions of Approval
 1. Any relief allowed by the DRB is to be specifically articulated in adoption of a Master
 Sign Plan.
 2. Each flag may be up to 24 square feet in area with no single dimension exceeding 6-feet.
 3. The height of any freestanding flag pole shall not exceed the highest point of the
 Principal building on the lot or 50’feet, whichever is lower.
 4. The replacement of “52” on the south canopy with “110” will modestly affect the sign
 area calculation. A revised plan shall be provided to reflect that change, required by the
 fire marshal’s office.



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5. The applicant team shall coordinate with Technical Services in the Department of Public
 Works to assure compliance with MUTCD, ADA, and City Engineering specifications
 for signage within the ROW.
6. Standard Permit Conditions 1-15.




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 Burlington High School & Technical Center
 Burlington School District
 52 Institute Road
 Master
 Signage Sign Plan
 Permitting  Package
 Project Name: BHS|BTC
 Project Number: 2170
 Date: 10/8/2025
 10/14/20251:46 PM




 Index:

 1. Master Sign Plan
 2. Sign Permit Table
 3. Drawings
 a. A925 – Overall Building Elevations
 b. A926 – Signage Elevations
 c. A940 – Site Signage Plan
 d. A941 – Site Navigational Signage Elevation
 e. A942 – Monumental Signage Elevations & Details
 4. Building Signage Preliminary Technical Drawings
 5. Site Signage Preliminary Technical Drawings




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 Burlington High School and Tech Center
 Burlington School District
 52 Ins tute Road
 Master Sign Plan


October 14, 2025

The property at 52 Ins tute Road supports staﬀ and opera ons for Burlington School District (district
wide support), Burlington High School, Burlington Technical Center, and provisions for Community access
and use of facili es. This document summarizes the Master Sign Plan for the 52 Ins tute Road site per
Burlington Comprehensive Development Ordinance (BCDO), Ar cle 7, Part 3.

Submission Requirements (Sec. 7.3.3)

 (a) The following total number of signs are proposed:
 a. Highway and Oﬃcial Signs (7.1.3(a)) as required and as previously shown on zoning civil
 drawings. Includes signs on site iden fying traﬃc requirements, elements such as ADA
 required accessible parking spaces, electric vehicle charging sta ons and policies, etc.
 b. 1 Street Address Iden ﬁca on (7.1.3(b)), which is located in line, sizing and treatment to
 match the adjacent Canopy Sign. See enlarged view 2/A926.
 c. 3 Flags (7.1.3(c)), located near the front entrance to the building. See 1/A940.
 d. 6 Direc onal Signs (7.1.3(d)), no ng available drives, mes of use, and site parking
 loca ons and requirements. See 1/A940 and 1/A941.
 e. For Each Internal Room: Fire Department Direc onal Signs (7.1.3(d)), required school ﬁre
 safety room iden ﬁca ons in windows throughout building. See 1/A925.
 f. 1 Mural (7.1.3(j), to be created at a later date under separate project. See 3/A925 and 1
 and 2/A940.
 g. 4 Canopy Signs (Sec. 7.2.2), one located at each of the building’s primary entrances. See
 A925 and enlarged views 1, 2, 3, 4 on A926.
 h. 1 Monument Sign (Sec. 7.2.9), double sided and replacing the site’s exis ng monument
 sign at the same loca on. This sign includes ﬁxed le>ering and an Electronic Changeable
 Message display. See 1, 2, on A940, and 1/A942.

 The Master Sign Plan replaces all prior approved signs. There are no exis ng signs on this
 property remaining.

 (b) Sketch of signs is depicted by A925, A926, A940, A941, A942 drawings, as well as typical product
 cut sheets for the site Direc onal signs.
 (c) See part (a) above for sign Types.
 (d) See A925 for building eleva ons.
 (e) See A940 for site plan with sign loca ons.
 (f) The Canopy Signs and Street Address Iden ﬁca on are to be halo lit reverse channels. Diﬀuse
 illumina on will exit back of le>ers illumina ng metal panel surface behind the le>ers without
 spill or glare.
 The Monument Sign will be downlit on the north and south faces from the top to illuminate the
 ﬁxed le>ers and suppor ng material. The Monument Sign Electronic Changeable Message is an
 LED display (self-illumina ng).




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Master Sign Plan Standards (Sec. 7.3.4)

 (a) The Master Sign Plan establishes the following standards of consistency:
 a. Colors – Fabricated signs will use a combina on of White and Navy Blue. Sign colors by
 type include:
 i. Canopy Signs and Street Address Iden ﬁca on – Navy Blue face, white returns
 (to contrast with champagne/silver preﬁnished metal building fascia).
 ii. Site Direc onal Signs – White le>ering on Navy Blue.
 iii. Fire Department Room IDs – White.
 iv. Monument Sign Le>ering – Navy Blue (to contrast with white/gray stone).
 b. Le>er/Graphics Style –
 i. Standard San-Serif fonts Gotham-Medium and GothamNarrow-Medium
 throughout. See a>ached Canopy and Site Direc onal Sign Submi>als.
 c. Loca on and Sign Type –
 i. Loca ons in plan on site as shown on A940.
 ii. Eleva ons as shown on A926.
 iii. Fire Department Room IDs will be associated with every space at every level of
 the building.
 iv. Proposed sign is just over 25’ from right of way. Due to site placement and scale
 of the building and property, Master Sign Plan includes a proposed allowance for
 the le>ering por on of the sign to be as high as 9’-0” above grade. (Monument
 sign by ordinance standard is required to be set back 3’ from front right of way
 and establishes a posi on for the sign content between grade and 6’-0” above
 grade.)
 v. The proposed mural loca on is on the face of the southeast stair tower. A
 structural framework is in place to support future art at this loca on. Master
 Sign Plan includes a proposed allowance for an art piece in the future at this
 loca on as shown and dimensioned on the building eleva on. This loca on is
 approximately 320’ setback from the right of way.
 vi. All other sign types are per standard BCDO requirements.
 d. Materials –
 i. Highway and Oﬃcial Signs – Painted aluminum, typical.
 ii. Street Address Iden ﬁca on and Canopy Signs – Painted aluminum visible faces,
 polycarbonate diﬀuser ﬁlm back, illumina on from internal white LEDs.
 iii. Flags – Fabric.
 iv. Direc onal Signs – Painted aluminum, including posts.
 v. Fire Department Room IDs – Vinyl.
 vi. Mural – TBD per ar st selec on at a later date.
 vii. Monument Sign – Concrete founda on; black concrete base; (below) electronic
 changeable message display; granite wall; painted aluminum le>ers on stand-
 oﬀs; white LED downlight strips; painted aluminum cap.
 e. Maximum Dimension and Propor on –
 i. Direc onal signs are interpreted as stacked sets at six loca ons with each
 individual sign being 5” tall and 3’-0” wide. In aggregate some loca ons may be




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 up to 40” tall and 36” wide (currently proposed signs are up to 30” tall and 36”
 wide. See a>ached draH proposed product informa on.
 ii. Monument Sign could be interpreted as approximately 72 SF in area (each side)
 based on total area of electronic changeable message display, ﬁxed le>ers and
 logo, and visual box containing both. Master Sign Plan includes allowance for
 using the up to 20% numerical relief iden ﬁed in Sec. 7.1.11 in order to scale the
 sign appropriately to the site and Civic applica on.

Electronic Changeable Message Sign (Sec. 7.1.10(i))

In order to provide an eﬀec ve, fully func onal, and readily visible electronic changeable message sign in
alignment BSD, BTC and BHS needs on the site, the following notes and allowances are included in this
Master Sign Plan. Each numbered item corresponds to the associated text of Sec on 7.1.10(i):

 1. Sign shall not have any distrac ng appearance of mo on including but not limited to
 ﬂashing, blinking, shimmering, anima on, video, or scrolling adver sing. (BCDO language).
 2. Luminance of the display shall not exceed 7,500 nits, an increase over the standard BCDO
 language). Actual brightness will be controlled by photocell sensor and BSD will work with
 the City to ensure that there is no undue glare and that display dims appropriately in lower
 light condi ons. Note that standards range up to 10,000 nits for visibility in intense sunlight
 condi ons. See also item 7.
 3. Display size is selected for up to three rows of up to roughly 10” characters. This creates an
 op mal viewing distance of 100’ and maximum viewing distance of roughly 350’. The
 op mal viewing distance aligns to the distance of cars at the stop line northbound on North
 Ave. This is on the small side for recommended display size in this context, but adequate and
 selected to ﬁt within other zoning priori es.
 4. BDCO requirements prohibit any graphical, pictorial, video, or photographic images. As part
 of this applica on, BSD requests inclusion of an allowance to use sta c icons and logos (such
 as emoji, the Seahorse, or similar) as part of the informa onal text displays. The intent of the
 display is to encourage school and civic pride and engagement, and this is in line with that
 intent.
 5. BDCO requirements prohibit any use of color in the display. As part of this applica on, if the
 allowance in item 4 is granted, BSD also requests inclusion of an allowance to use display
 colors in a limited manner (such as depic on of the Seahorse in navy adjacent to white text
 describing an event).
 6. Minimum display me shall not be less than 15 seconds. When the message changes it must
 complete the transi on as rapidly as technologically prac cable without phasing, rolling,
 scrolling, ﬂashing or blending. Due to the nature of the mul ple site occupants and the
 poten al for mul ple events, it is essen al to the purpose of the display that informa on
 cycle within a quicker me period than allowed by typical BDCO requirements.
 7. Be equipped with a light detector/photocell that automa cally adjusts the display’s
 brightness according to natural ambient light condi ons. (BCDO language).
 8. Contain a default mechanism that freezes the changeable message in one posi on, or shuts
 oﬀ the device en rely, in the event of a malfunc on. (BCDO language).
 9. Limit the area occupied by the electronic changeable message to no more than (50) percent
 of the maximum total allowable Sign area as provided in Secs. 7.2.2 through 7.2.14 Sign




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 Types. (BCDO language, display is approximately 22 SF, less than 40% of maximum total
 allowable Sign area).
 10. Be limited to a maximum of three (3) lines of characters including all le>ers, numbers,
 spaces, or other symbols dedicated to the electronic changeable message. (BCDO language).

This Master Sign Plan was ini ally prepared by Brian Leet at Freeman French Freeman and any updates
will be maintained by Burlington School District or their designated consultant.




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Building Sign Calculations
 Sign ID Description, Location Type Quantity Length (ft) Height(ft) Area Units Illumination/ notes
 Band
 Prefinished Aluminum reverse halo illuminated
 B1 Southern Main Entry BAND 1 26.50 1.25 33.13 sf letters
 Prefinished Aluminum reverse halo illuminated
 B2 Southern BTC Entry BAND 1 28.17 1.08 30.51 sf letters
 Prefinished Aluminum reverse halo illuminated
 B3 Northern Main Entry BAND 1 26.50 1.25 33.13 sf letters
 Prefinished Aluminum reverse halo illuminated
 B4 Northern Community Entry BAND 1 16.17 0.83 13.47 sf letters
Code Language: 75% of that portion of the Sign Band associated with the street-level use. Awnings may supplement or replace band signage
TOTAL Proposed 110.24 sf
TOTAL Allowable 319.06 sf

 Window
 W1 Bike Vinyl WINDOW 2 3.67 2.17 7.94 sf none

Code Language: 20% of the area of any indivudal window located between 4 and 7 feet above the djacent sidewalk or finished grade. Total area may not exceed 30% of the total window area of all windows with signs per façade or elev.
Proposed: Door vinyl as shown per hotel standard; additional window signs possible for tenant spaces. Potential window signs for second floor spaces.
TOTAL Proposed 7.94 sf MAX
TOTAL Allowable 65.25 10.00 130.50 sf MAX
Notes: - All dimensions are total size of sign, except awnings, where dimensions of lettering/ graphics is given based on diagram in ordinance




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 ZONING - SIGNAGE PACKAGE
 FIRE DEPARTMENT GENERAL NOTES
 IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS 1. VYNIL SIGNAGE AT DOORS AND WINDOWS ARE
 EACH ROOM WITH AN EXTERIOR WINDOW IS TO BE LABELED IN THE UPPER FOR BUILDING CODE PURPOSES AND ARE NOT
 CORNER OF THE LEFTMOST (WHEN VIEWED FROM OUTSIDE) WINDOW WITH A SUBJECT TO ZONING REVIEW.
 WHITE VINYL CUT-OUT LETTERING 4" TALL MOUNTED TO INSIDE FACE OF GLASS.
 REFER TO THE SIGNAGE FLOOR PLANS (A920 - A924) FOR ROOM NUMBERS (RM #).

 (PER GLAZING SUBMITTALS GLAZING VISIBLE LIGHT TRANSMITTANCE IS OVER 50%
 AND OUTSIDE REFLECTANCE IS UNDER 15% - GLASS IS NOT 'TINTED')




 81 Maple Street ▪ Burlington VT 05401
 802▪864▪6844 ▪ www.fffinc.com
 RM # RM # RM # RM #
 Architecture ▪ Planning ▪ Interiors

 LEVEL 4
 250'-6"
 RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM #


 LEVEL 3
 236'-6"
 RM #
 RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM #
 Colin Lindberg Architects
 LEVEL 2 208 Flynn Ave # 2B
 222'-6" Burlington, VT 05401
 (802) 864-4950

 RM #
 RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM #


 LEVEL 1
 206'-6"
 RM # RM # RM # RM #
 South Entrance Canopy
 LOWER LEVEL
 192'-6"
 Southwest Entrance Canopy


 4" FIRE DEPARTMENT VINYL
 WINDOW SIGNS, TYP. 7
 1 2 6
 A926
 A926 A926 A926




 1 SOUTH EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION
 A925 SCALE: 1" = 20'-0"




 APPROX. AREA
 OF FUTURE ART
 INSTALLATION
 RM #




 LEVEL 4 LEVEL 4
 250'-6" MURAL 250'-6"
 RM #




 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3
 236'-6" 236'-6"
 L2 RM # L2
 RM # RM # RM # RM # NOT AN EXIT NOT AN EXIT


 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2
 222'-6" 222'-6"
 4" FIRE DEPARTMENT VINYL
 RM # RM # RM # RM # WINDOW SIGNS, TYP.
 RM #
 LEVEL 1 LEVEL 1
 206'-6" 206'-6"
 RM # RM # RM # RM # RM #




 4" FIRE DEPARTMENT VINYL
 LOWER LEVEL LOWER LEVEL
 WINDOW SIGNS, TYP. 192'-6" 192'-6"
 8 9
 A926 A926 BURLINGTON HIGH
 5 SCHOOL &
 A926
 BURLINGTON
 TECHNICAL CENTER


 2 WEST EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION 3 EAST EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION
 A925 SCALE: 1" = 20'-0" A925 SCALE: 1" = 20'-0"




 52 INSTITUTE ROAD,
 BURLINGTON,
 VERMONT
 FFF PROJECT NO:
 RM # RM # RM # RM # RM #
 Proj #2170
 LEVEL 4
 ORIGINATION SCALE:
 250'-6" DATE:

 RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM #
 06/27/2025
 10/01/2025 1" = 20'-0"
 DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY:
 LEVEL 3
 236'-6" RC
 RM # RM # ISSUE LOG:
 RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM # RM #


 CD ISSUE NOT06/23/2023
 ISSUED
 LEVEL 2
 222'-6" Addendum 1 07/07/2023
 Addendum 4 11/02/2023
 4" FIRE DEPARTMENT VINYL Cost Reduction-Rev. 5 11/02/2023
 North Entrance Canopy WINDOW SIGNS, TYP. Northwest Entrance Canopy
 Revision 6 11/02/2023
 LEVEL 1 Rev. 47 (CCD 21) 07/22/2024
 206'-6" Rev. 90 - Signage Bid 06/27/2025
 Rev. 98 (CCD 58) 10/10/2025

 LOWER LEVEL
 192'-6" SHEET CONTENTS:
 SHEET CONTENTS:



 EXTERIOR
 MASTER SIGNAGE
 10 11 12 3 4
 A926 A926 A926 A926 A926 SIGNAGE
 PACKAGE

10/14/2025 11:12:54 AM
 ELEVATIONS
 SHEET NO:



 4
 A925
 NORTH EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION
 SCALE: 1" = 20'-0"
 GRAPHIC SCALE : 1" = 20'-0"

 0 10' 20' 40'
 A925
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 1 10 11 11.2 12 12 11.2 11 10 9
 PREFINISHED ALUMINUM
 REVERSE HALO ILLUMINATED
 LETTERS WITH CLEAR
 POLYCARBONATE BACKING,
 COORDINATE WITH BLOCKING




 7 1/2" +/- 2'-2 7/8" ± 26'-6 1/8" LEVEL 2


 EQ. 1'-3" EQ.
 222'-6"

 2'-5 1/2"
 LEVEL 1 ± 26'-6 1/8" LEVEL 3
 2'-2"
 EQ. EQ.
 206'-6" 236'-6"
 68.53 sq ft
 4'-0"
 8" 1'-3"
 PREFINISHED ALUMINUM EQ EQ PREFINISHED ALUMINUM
 REVERSE HALO ILLUMINATED REVERSE HALO ILLUMINATED 81 Maple Street ▪ Burlington VT 05401
 EQ EQ
 EQ. 1'-1" EQ. ± 28'-1 3/16" LETTERS WITH CLEAR LETTERS WITH CLEAR 802▪864▪6844 ▪ www.fffinc.com
 Architecture ▪ Planning ▪ Interiors
 POLYCARBONATE BACKING, 3'-8" POLYCARBONATE BACKING,
 12'-0"
 10'-0" 2'-2"
 COORDINATE WITH BLOCKING COORDINATE WITH BLOCKING
 10'-0"


 LOWER LEVEL LEVEL 1 LEVEL 2
 192'-6" 206'-6" 222'-6"
 4" VINYL ON 4" VINYL INSIDE 4" VINYL ON INSIDE
 FACE OF DOOR FACE OF GLASS FACE OF GLASS
 Colin Lindberg Architects
 208 Flynn Ave # 2B
 4" VINYL INSIDE FACE Burlington, VT 05401
 OF GLASS, TYP. (802) 864-4950




 1 SOUTH WEST ENTRY EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION 2 SOUTH ENTRY EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION 3 NORTH ENTRY EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION
 A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"




 J H G F.4 F
 7 6 5 4 3 2 4" VINYL ON INSIDE
 FACE OF GLASS, TYP.

 LEVEL 3
 236'-6"




 PREFINISHED ALUMINUM REVERSE
 HALO ILLUMINATED LETTERS WITH
 CLEAR POLYCARBONATE BACKING,
 COORDINATE WITH BLOCKING LEVEL 2
 ± 16'-1 11/16" 222'-6"
 LEVEL 3
 EQ. EQ. 236'-6"

 EQ.
 1'-8"
 LETTERING CENTERED ON
 10'-0"
 CURTAIN WALL OPENING


 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1
 222'-6" 206'-6"
 14'-7 1/2"

 4" VINYL ON FACE 4" VINYL INSIDE FACE
 OF DOOR, TYP. OF GLASS, TYP.
 4" VINYL ON FACE
 OF DOOR, TYP.




 4 NORTH-WEST ENTRY EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION 5 WEST FACADE EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION
 A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"




 X.1 X.D.8 X.E

 B.O. ST6 ROOF B.O. ST6 ROOF
 276'-6" 276'-6"


 22
 B.O. ST7 & ST8 ROOF
 268'-6"
 B.O. ST7 & ST8 ROOF
 268'-6"
 BURLINGTON HIGH
 E X.D SCHOOL &
 BURLINGTON
 TECHNICAL CENTER

 B.O. AUD. ROOF B.O. AUD. ROOF
 256'-5" 256'-5"


 LEVEL 4 LEVEL 4 LEVEL 4 LEVEL 4 LEVEL 4 LEVEL 4 LEVEL 4
 250'-6" 250'-6" 250'-6" 250'-6" 250'-6" 250'-6" 250'-6"




 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3
 236'-6" 236'-6" 236'-6" 236'-6" 236'-6" 236'-6" 236'-6"




 52 INSTITUTE ROAD,
 BURLINGTON,
 VERMONT
 FFF PROJECT NO:
 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2
 222'-6" 222'-6" 222'-6" 222'-6" 222'-6" 4" VINYL ON INSIDE
 222'-6" 222'-6" Proj #2170
 FACE OF GLASS, TYP.
 4" VINYL ON INSIDE 4" VINYL ON INSIDE
 FACE OF GLASS TYP. FACE OF GLASS TYP. ORIGINATION SCALE:
 4" VINYL ON FACE 2" VINYL ON INSIDE DATE:
 2" LETTERS ON BACKGROUND
 INSIDE FACE OF GLASS, LEGIBLE
 2" LETTERS ON BACKGROUND
 INSIDE FACE OF GLASS, LEGIBLE
 OF DOOR, TYP. FACE OF GLASS
 4" VINYL ON INSIDE
 FACE OF GLASS, TYP.
 06/27/2025 1/8" = 1'-0"
 FROM BOTH INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR FROM BOTH INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
 DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY:

 Author Checker
 ISSUE LOG:
 4" VINYL ON INSIDE
 FACE OF GLASS, TYP. CD ISSUE NOT06/23/2023
 ISSUED
 Rev. 90 - Signage Bid 06/27/2025
 LEVEL 1 Rev. 93 - Signage Bid Date 93
 4" VINYL ON INSIDE 206'-6" Updates
 FACE OF GLASS, TYP.
 Rev. 98 (CCD 58) 10/10/2025


 6 STAIR 8 EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION 7 STAIR 7 EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION 8 C WING EXT. SIGNAGE ELEV. 1 9 C WING EXT. SIGNAGE ELEV. 2 10 ELEC. CLOSET EXT. SIGNAGE ELEV. 11 STAIR 6 EXTERIOR SIGNAGE ELEVATION 12 C WING EXT. SIGNAGE ELEV. 3
 A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" A926 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"

 SHEET CONTENTS:



 EXTERIOR ENTRY
 SIGNAGE


10/14/2025 11:12:55 AM
 ELEVATIONS
 SHEET NO:




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 SITE SIGN FONT HIERARCHY
 MISCELLANEOUS SIGNAGE
 BHS BHS BTC COMMUNITY GYM AUTHORIZED ACCESS ONLY 1. 3 FLAG POLES AT SOUTH MAIN ENTRANCE.
 2. MURAL ART WORK AT EAST FACADE (NORTH 1. ENTRANCES
 BTC BTC NO BEACH PARKING NO BEACH PARKING NO BEACH PARKING AVE.)
 2. POLICIES
 COMMUNITY GYM NO BEACH PARKING NO SMOKING OR TOBACCO NO SMOKING OR TOBACCO NO SMOKING OR TOBACCO 3. SMALL PRINT

 EXACT FONT SIZES TO BE REVIEWED
 BUS ACCESS ONLY (BSD define hours) NO SMOKING OR TOBACCO NOTE: DOUBLE SIDED SIGN, REVERSE ARROW ON BACK IN SIGN SUBMITTAL OR MOCKUP.
 NOTE: 2 LOCATIONS ON SITE
 NO BEACH PARKING
 NO SMOKING OR TOBACCO

 NOTE: DOUBLE SIDED SIGN, REVERSE ARROWS ON BACK
 81 Maple Street ▪ Burlington VT 05401



 1
 802▪864▪6844 ▪ www.fffinc.com



 2 3 4 5 6 Architecture ▪ Planning ▪ Interiors




 Colin Lindberg Architects
 208 Flynn Ave # 2B
 APPROX. AREA Burlington, VT 05401
 (802) 864-4950
 OF FUTURE ART
 INSTALLATION




 MURAL




 1
 2 MONUMENT SIGN - APPROXIMATE VIEW FROM NORTH AVENUE / INSTITUTE ROAD
 A940 SCALE:


 NORTH

 5 ENTRANCE
 CANOPY SIGN -
 SEE ELEVATIONS

 NORTHWEST
 ENTRANCE
 CANOPY SIGN -
 SEE ELEVATIONS




 BURLINGTON HIGH
 SCHOOL &
 BURLINGTON
 TECHNICAL CENTER




 6 APPROX.
 AREA OF
 SOUTHWEST FUTURE ART
 ENTRANCE INSTALLATION
 CANOPY SIGN -
 SEE ELEVATIONS

 SOUTH


 3
 3 FLAGPOLES ENTRANCE
 CANOPY SIGN -
 SEE ELEVATIONS


 52 INSTITUTE ROAD,
 BURLINGTON,
 VERMONT
 MONUMENT SIGN -
 APPROX. DISTANCE FFF PROJECT NO:



 4 FROM RIGHT-OF-WAY


 NORTH
 ORIGINATION
 DATE:
 06/27/2025
 Proj #2170
 SCALE:

 As indicated
 AVE.
 10/10/2025
 DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY:

 Author Checker
 ISSUE LOG:

 CD ISSUE NOT06/23/2023
 ISSUED

 1 Rev. 90 - Signage Bid
 Rev. 95 (CCD 55)
 06/27/2025
 09/02/2025


 5 2 28.62 ft
 55.26 ft




 SHEET CONTENTS:
 SHEET CONTENTS:
 INSTITUTE ROAD


 MASTER SIGNAGE
 SITE SIGNAGE
 PACKAGE

10/10/2025 4:50:24 PM
 SHEET NO:




 1
 A940
 SITE SIGNAGE - SITE PLAN
 SCALE: 1" = 30'-0"
 A940
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 3'-8"

 4" 3'-0" 4"

 CL




 4" X 4" PREFINISHED METAL
 POST - TYP ON BOTH SIDES
 BHS 5"




 HORIZONTAL BOARDS WITH
 BTC 5"


 SCHOOL INFORMATION.
 BOARDS TO BE DESIGN TO
 ALLOW FOR CHANGE OF
 COMMUNITY GYM 5" 81 Maple Street ▪ Burlington VT 05401
 802▪864▪6844 ▪ www.fffinc.com

 2'-6"
 Architecture ▪ Planning ▪ Interiors
 INFORMATION IF NEEDED
 BUS ACCESS ONLY 5"
 (7:30-9 AM & 2:30-4 PM)
 NO BEACH PARKING 5"


 Colin Lindberg Architects
 NO SMOKING OR TOBACCO 5" 208 Flynn Ave # 2B
 Burlington, VT 05401
 (802) 864-4950




 2'-6"




 POST FOUNDATION SET




 4'-0" FOUNDATION
 IN CONCRETE TO MIN.
 4'-0" BELOW GRADE




 1 TYP. SITE SIGNAGE
 A941 SCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"




 BURLINGTON HIGH
 SCHOOL &
 BURLINGTON
 TECHNICAL CENTER




 52 INSTITUTE ROAD,
 BURLINGTON, VERMONT

 FFF PROJECT NO:

 Proj #2170
 ORIGINATION SCALE:
 DATE:
 06/27/2025 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
 10/01/2025
 DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY:

 Author Checker
 ISSUE LOG:

 CD ISSUE NOT06/23/2023
 ISSUED
 Rev. 90 - Signage Bid 06/27/2025




 SHEET CONTENTS:
 SHEET CONTENTS:




 MASTER SIGNAGE
 SITE SIGNAGE
 PACKAGE

9/29/2025 10:05:31 AM
 SHEET NO:




 A941
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 SIGNAGE SF
 12'-4" METAL CAP WITH DOWNWASH LIGHTING -
 TYPE COUNT SF SEE ELECTRICAL FOR POWER/ DATA &
 A 1 24 CONDUIT

 B 1 11

 C 1 7

 TOTAL SF 42 SF 5'-10"
 RAISED PREFINISHED POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL
 1/2" LETTERS; 6" HIGH SANS SERIF FONT,SELECTED
 FROM MANUF. STANDARDS, ON 1/2" STANDOFFS
 PRE-FINISHED CUSTOM COLOR
 6"

 JET MIST GRANITE HONED FINISH W/ ALT. FOR
 10.58 sq ft FLAMED FINISH
 2" 2"
 81 Maple Street ▪ Burlington VT 05401
 RAISED PREFINISHED POLISHED 802▪864▪6844 ▪ www.fffinc.com
 Architecture ▪ Planning ▪ Interiors
 STAINLESS STEEL LOGO; PRE-
 FINISHED CUSTOM COLOR




 CL OF BASE & MONITOR Colin Lindberg Architects
 B B 208 Flynn Ave # 2B
 Burlington, VT 05401
 DIGITAL DISPLAY METAL FRAME (802) 864-4950
 APPROX. 7'-8"

 6.09 sq ft
 23.22 sq ft


 A A
 9'-4" DIGITAL DISPLAY MONITOR ~ 38" x 78". B.O.D.:

 8'-10"
 COLOR PRO 37 OUTDOOR LED DISPLAY: MAXIMUM
 VISIBILITY IN MINIMUM SPACE




 APPROX. 3'-6" APPROX. 3'-6"


 6'-0"

 FLUSH C.I.P. RECESSED ELECTRICAL
 ACCESS PANEL & SHUT-OFF SWITCHES,
 C EAST - NORTH AVE C PAINT TO MATCH BASE WALL

 1'-0" 4" 1'-0" CONDUITS FOR POWER AND DATA - SEE
 APPROX. 1'-9" ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS
 2'-0" 6"
 'LAMP-BLACK' BURNISHED CONCRETE PEDESTAL
 6"
 SEALANT JOINT
 77 .4
 7°
 FOUNDATION - SEE STRUCTURAL


 5'-8" 3'-6" 2'-0"




 1 MONUMENT SIGN - SOUTH ELEVATION (FACING INSTITUTE ROAD) 2 MONUMENT SIGN - NORTH ELEVATION
 A942 SCALE: 1" = 1'-0" A942 SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"




 CL

 CL




 BURLINGTON HIGH
 3 3/4" SCHOOL &
 BURLINGTON
 TECHNICAL CENTER


 BHS SIGN AND LOGO

 MONITOR




 5 4 6
 A942 A942 A942




 9'-4" 9'-4"
 DIGITAL DISPLAY MONITOR 9'-0"
 (BOTH SIDES)




 APPROX. 3'-6"
 52 INSTITUTE ROAD,
 BURLINGTON,
 VERMONT
 EQ LETTERING & LOGO
 ON 1/2" STANDOFFS
 EQ FFF PROJECT NO:



 2'-1 1/2"
 (BOTH SIDES)
 1'-0" CL
 Proj #2170
 EAST - NORTH AVE
 EQ
 ORIGINATION SCALE:
 DATE:
 06/27/2025 As indicated
 EQ
 DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY:

 BK
 4" EQ 6" EQ ISSUE LOG:
 6'-6" 5'-10" C.I.P. RECESSED ELECTRICAL
 1'-6" ACCESS PANEL CD ISSUE NOT06/23/2023
 ISSUED
 6" Rev. 90 - Signage Bid 06/27/2025
 12'-4"
 Rev. 93 - Signage Bid Date 93
 Updates
 2'-0" Rev. 98 (CCD 58) 10/10/2025

 FOUNDATION - FOUNDATION - SEE STRUCTURAL
 SEE STRUCTURAL


 SHEET CONTENTS:
 SOUTH - INSTITUTE ROAD
 8"

 1'-6"
 STREET
 ENTRANCE


10/13/2025 4:41:31 PM
 N mT
 N - PROJECT NORTH SIGNAGE
 T - TRUE NORTH
 m - MAGNETIC NORTH
 SHEET NO:



 3
 A942
 MONUMENT SIGN - PLAN VIEW
 SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"
 4
 A942
 SECTION @ MONITOR
 SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"
 6
 A942
 SECTION @ MONUMENT
 SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"
 5
 A942
 EAST SIGN ELEVATION
 SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"
 A942
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SITE SIGNAGE PRELIMINARY
 TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
PRELIMINARY SIGNAGE TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
LETTERING FOR CANOPY SIGNAGE
FONT TO BE UPDATED PER MASTER SIGN PLAN




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PRELIMINARY SIGNAGE TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
LETTERING FOR CANOPY SIGNAGE
FONT TO BE UPDATED PER MASTER SIGN PLAN




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PRELIMINARY SIGNAGE TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
LETTERING FOR CANOPY SIGNAGE
FONT TO BE UPDATED PER MASTER SIGN PLAN




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PRELIMINARY SIGNAGE TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
LETTERING FOR CANOPY SIGNAGE
FONT TO BE UPDATED PER MASTER SIGN PLAN




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PRELIMINARY SIGNAGE TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
SITE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE
PROVIDED FOR ILLUSTRATION OF SIGN TYPE -
WORDINGS AND FONT TO BE UPDATED




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PRELIMINARY SIGNAGE
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
SITE DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE
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 MUTCD TOTAL
 SIGN CODE SIZE QUANTITY TOTAL
 SIGN SIZE QUANTITY


 R1-1 30"x30"
 CAR
 POOL
 BETWEEN 12"x18"
 SIGNS 81 Maple Street▪ Burlington VT 05401
 802▪864▪6844▪ www.fffinc.com
 Architecture▪ Planning▪ Interiors




 CAR
 D9-11b 24"x24" POOL Colin Lindberg Architects
 BETWEEN 12"x18" 208 Flynn Ave # 2B
 Burlington, VT 05401
 SIGNS (802) 864-4950
 WOOD CHIP PLANT



 THIS
 SPACE EXISTING
 FOR 24"x18" PAVEMENT TO BE
 RESERVED
 RETAINED
 ELECTRIC
 VEHICLES FOR
 12"x18"
 ONLY CAR
 SHARE
 C
 E
 A
 YIELD


 9x18 PARKING STRIPING (TYP.
 U.N.O.) RESERVED CIVIL ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, INC.
 10 MANSFIELD VIEW LANE, SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT 05403
 HERE
 R1-5aL 24"x18" FOR 12"x18"
 P: 802-864-2323 FAX: 802-864-2271 web: www.cea-vt.com



 TO D VISITOR
 PEDESTRIANS
 PARKING



 ONE D
 RESERVED
 12"x18"
 WAY R6-2L 24"x18" CAR
 POOL
 BETWEEN
 SIGNS
 CAR
 POOL
 BETWEEN
 SIGNS
 9R 9R




 RESERVED
 FOR
 MOTOCYCLE

 9R 9R
 PARKING / SCOOTER



 8x18 ACCESSIBLE 8'
 STAFF PARKING PARKING STRIPING PER VAN
 RESERVED EVENT PARKING 5' DETAIL SHEET C5.0
 YIELD
 ACCESSIBLE

 PARKING R7-8 12"x18" HERE

 TO
 PEDESTRIANS
 (TWO SIDED)


 D
 RESERVED
 SPEED FOR
 MOTORCYCLE
 LIMIT
 / SCOOTER
 VAN R7-8a 12"x6" 12
 25 THIS
 PARKING
 RESERVED
 ACCESSIBLE SPACE
 FOR PARKING
 ELECTRIC
 VEHICLE
 PARKING
 RESERVED ONLY
 THIS
 PARKING SPACE
 R7-8D 12"x18" FOR
 ELECTRIC
 VEHICLE
 PARKING
 ONLY



 8'


 VAN
 ACCESSIBLE
 R7-8a 12"x6"
 EMPLOYEE
 PARKING
 ONLY RESERVED
 AU PARKING
 TH RESERVED
 SPEED OR
 IZ
 D
 E PARKING THIS
 SPACE
 LIMIT R2-1 24"x18"
 AC
 C
 ES
 FOR BURLINGTON IG
 S ELECTRIC
 O
 VEHICLE
 SC OOL
 25
 N
 LY VAN
 THIS
 SPACE
 FOR VAN
 ACCESSIBLE
 PARKING
 ONLY STOP BURLINGTON
 ELECTRIC ACCESSIBLE
 VEHICLE
 PARKING BUS TEC NICAL CENTER
 ONLY




 ONE YIELD




 WAY HERE
 SPEED TO


 AVENU
 PEDESTRIANS
 LIMIT

 12 (TWO SIDED)
 E 52 INSTITUTE ROAD,
 ONE BURLINGTON, VERMONT
 NORT
 YIELD

 10R



 WAY
 H
 RESERVED HERE
 FOR TO CEA PROJECT NO:
 EDGE OF TRAVELED WAY 11R
 RESERVED RESERVED
 VISITOR PEDESTRIANS
 D
 4R



 PARKING
 FOR FOR
 MOTORCYCLE
 21255
 EDGE OF SHOULDER 5R
 VISITOR SPEED
 11R
 / SCOOTER ORIGINATION DATE: SCALE:
 LIMIT S

 4' MIN D PARKING 6R PARKING
 30' MAX
 50' MAX.
 D D
 7R
 10
 7 10
 06 2
 21 202
 2025 1 40
 24" DRAWN BY: CHECKED BY:


 4' 6' MIN. INSTITUTE ROAD S
 D
 MAB DSM



 STOP STAFF PARKING EVENT PARKING
 "STOP" SIGN D
 ISSUE LOG:
 SEE SHEET C2.10 FOR
 CD ISSUE - 06 2 202


 (TWO SIDED)
 INSTITUTE ROAD SIGNAGE
 8' FM
 6' MINIMUM FM
 FM FM
 12' MAXIMUM FM FM
 FM
 FM
 S

 NO D
 BEACH NO D
 S
 PARKING BEACH RESERVED
 PARKING
 D FOR
 COM
 CAR



 BUS ONLY 8:15-9:00
 AM STAFF PARKING
 SHARE
 * THE "DESIRED STOPPING POINT" IS THE LOCATION BASED ON SITE CONDITIONS SHEET CONTENTS:




 (TWO SIDED)
 THAT BEST ALLOWS THE STOPPED VEHICLE TO VIEW THE APPROACHING TRAFFIC
 PROPOSED
 2:45-3:30 PM
 EVENT PARKING PAVEMENT
 173
 STOP BAR LAYOUT 171




S-032 STOP BAR
 N.T.S.
 MARKING PLAN
 D

 COM SHEET NO:
 S-032 REVISED 10/7/2025 3
 16


 16
 1
 159
 D
 D
 ONLY C2.11
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SOUTHEAST VIEW: MONUMENT SIGN -
VIEW FROM INSIDE CONSTRUCTION FENCE, CORNER SIDEWALK IS TWICE
AS FAR BACK AND HAS MORE VIEW TO THE BUILDING FROM CORNER




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SOUTHEAST VIEW: FUTURE ART / MURAL




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DIRECTIONAL SIGN: DRIVE ENTRANCE AND BUS HOURS RESTRICTIONS




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DIRECTIONAL SIGN: DRIVE TO UPPER PARKING SIGN
AT END OF PROPERTY (CONSTRUCTION FENCE)




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DIRECTIONAL SIGN: BHS ENTRANCE AND PARKING NOTIFICATION




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SOUTH SIDE: BUILDING NUMBER /
BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL




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DIRECTIONAL SIGN: BTC ENTRANCE NOTIFICATION




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SOUTH SIDE: TECHNICAL CENTER




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DIRECTIONAL SIGN: LOADING DOCK AREA




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DIRECTIONAL SIGN: PARKING LOT




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NORTH SIDE: COMMUNITY GYMNASIUM




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NORTH SIDE: BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL




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 DESIGN ADVISORY BOARD
 January - December 2026
 Adopted {date}
 Regularly Scheduled Meetings - 2nd and 4th Tuesdays

 Application Deadline
 Date of Meeting Day of Week Time Location
 Wed 4pm
January 13, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room December 31, 2025
January 27, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room January 14, 2026
February 10, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room January 28, 2026
February 24, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room February 11, 2026
March 4, 2026 Wednesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room February 18, 2026
March 17, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room March 4, 2026
April 14, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room April 1, 2026
April 28, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room April 15, 2026
May 12, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room April 29, 2026
May 26, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room May 13, 2026
June 9, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room May 27, 2026
June 23, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room June 10, 2026
July 14, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room July 1, 2026
July 28, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room July 15, 2026
August 11, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room July 29, 2026
August 25, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room August 12, 2026
September 8, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room August 26, 2026
September 22, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room September 9, 2026
October 13, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room September 30, 2026
October 27, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room October 14, 2026
November 10, 2026 Wednesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room October 28, 2026
November 24, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room November 12, 2026
December 8, 2026 Tuesday 3:00 PM DPI Conference Room November 25, 2026

Date adjustment for meeting location conflicts and Election Day.




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Burlington Design Advisory Board Ron Wanamaker, Chair
 Emily Morse, Vice Chair
 Department of Permitting and Inspections Ricky Martin
 645 Pine Street Gabriel Stadecker
 Burlington, VT 05401 Jay White
 http://www.burlingtonvt.gov/DPI/Boards/Design-Advisory-Board/ Kathleen Ryan, Alternate
Telephone: (802) 865-7188 Joel Baird, Alternate



 DESIGN ADVISORY BOARD
 Tuesday December 9, 2025

 Minutes

 Present: Gabe Stadecker, Jay White, Ricky Martin and Joel Baird (alternate).
 Absent: Ron Wanamaker, Emily Morse, Kathleen Ryan (alternate).
 Staff present: Mary O’Neil,
 Guests: Brian Leet (FFF Architects), Marty Spaulding representing Burlington School District.

 Agenda

 Session I – 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM

 ZPS-25-52; 110 Institute Road (I, Ward 4) City School Department / Administrative
 Offices / EED / Marty Spaulding
 Alternative compliance for proposed Master Sign plan for Burlington High
 School/Burlington Technical Center. (Project Manager, Mary O’Neil)

 Motion by Gabe Stadecker:
 I move that we recommend approval of the general package; allowing for discretion in the size of
 the monument sign creating an entry to the site; allowing for the increased lumens and more
 frequent message intervals as sign will be mutable and the school district will provide good faith
 compliance as a good participant. We find the size of the monument sign appropriate to the scale
 of the project site.
 Building related signage is compliant under the Alternative Compliance provision. We accept
 the directional signs as individual panels and therefore compliant. We also recommend approval
 of the proposed color scheme, and would welcome a logo on the Monument sign when fixed.
 We propose the mural be reconsidered as a public art installation whether within this Master
 Sign Plan package or as a different application. We suggest flexibility in review of this plan.

 2nd – Ricky Martin
 Vote 4-0
 Motion carries.


 Session II – 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM

 2026 Meeting Schedule
 2026 meeting schedule was adopted unanimously.

 Meeting adjourned 4:10 pm.

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