What a great addition to our downtown. Let them proceed with their signage and art.
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Roy Stiles
2 hr ago
There is absolutely nothing wrong with it.
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Kiley Bond
2 hr ago
Because Prescott needs more murals not less.
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Wendi Lancy
2 hr ago
This artwork is very appropriate for this location
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Sharon McDonald Tiknis
2 hr ago
We support Theodore’s signage.
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Tania Higgins
2 hr ago
The mural is not offensive or derogatory what so ever. The mural is done in good taste.
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Sarah Duron
2 hr ago
Businesses should be able to create buildings that match the business inside, within reason. This painting is well within reason!
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Rubett Garcia
2 hr ago
Freedom of Speech!
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My Name
2 hr ago
We could use a little fun, and art in this town
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Katie Baird
2 hr ago
The determination of whether or not a permit is required seems vague per the following link
https://prescott-az.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/BLD-FORMS_2026-WHAT-NEEDS-A-PERMIT-20260101.pdf
At the very least I believe Theo’s should be able to make an application to have their art approved and to modify it to be in compliance rather than be required to remove it entirely.
The city has an opportunity to demonstrate goodwill to a merchant who is a good neighbor to the neighboring community.
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STEPHANIE PORCARO
2 hr ago
Theodore's looks great, leave them alone.
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Laura Mowrer
2 hr ago
This artwork is amazing. Love this business and the building is great.
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Sarah Zeldin Zeldin
2 hr ago
I love this new mural and addition to our community
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Katherine Windsor
2 hr ago
Tired of government overreach.
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Savannah
2 hr ago
Support the locals, support local business owners.
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Cole Sexson
2 hr ago
Tasteful branding like this adds to a town's character. It is nothing like annoying lights, or large signs advertising the business. It's a harmless design as part of the building's exterior painting.
This is a waste of the city's time and resources.
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Carissa Maxwell
3 hr ago
I think it’s great! Don’t take it down!
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Jennifer Pemberton
3 hr ago
I like the artwork. It is not offensive nor distracting. Actually, I find it to be a very cute advertisement. It's unique and draws people in.
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Matt Hart
3 hr ago
This artwork is in proportion to MANY other business signs throughout downtown. Perhaps process wasn’t followed but a variance seems very reasonable for something that isn’t offensive or distracting and poses no threat to the public.
Freedom
What a great addition to our downtown. Let them proceed with their signage and art.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with it.
Because Prescott needs more murals not less.
This artwork is very appropriate for this location
We support Theodore’s signage.
The mural is not offensive or derogatory what so ever. The mural is done in good taste.
Businesses should be able to create buildings that match the business inside, within reason. This painting is well within reason!
Freedom of Speech!
We could use a little fun, and art in this town
The determination of whether or not a permit is required seems vague per the following link https://prescott-az.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/BLD-FORMS_2026-WHAT-NEEDS-A-PERMIT-20260101.pdf At the very least I believe Theo’s should be able to make an application to have their art approved and to modify it to be in compliance rather than be required to remove it entirely. The city has an opportunity to demonstrate goodwill to a merchant who is a good neighbor to the neighboring community.
Theodore's looks great, leave them alone.
This artwork is amazing. Love this business and the building is great.
I love this new mural and addition to our community
Tired of government overreach.
Support the locals, support local business owners.
Tasteful branding like this adds to a town's character. It is nothing like annoying lights, or large signs advertising the business. It's a harmless design as part of the building's exterior painting. This is a waste of the city's time and resources.
I think it’s great! Don’t take it down!
I like the artwork. It is not offensive nor distracting. Actually, I find it to be a very cute advertisement. It's unique and draws people in.
This artwork is in proportion to MANY other business signs throughout downtown. Perhaps process wasn’t followed but a variance seems very reasonable for something that isn’t offensive or distracting and poses no threat to the public.