The City of Northville - Historic District Committee (HDC) would like us to return the exterior brick wall facing Dunlap St to its original yellow-hue brick.
In an attempt to maintain the branding of Pizza Cutter in Northville since 1978, we are asking your support as we approach the HDC to allow us to keep the building painted white.
We hit 250 signatures today. Please email the HDC members now to insist that our white brick facade stays exactly as it is.
Reached 250 supporters
September 23, 2022
Reached 100 supporters
September 23, 2022
September 21, 2022
We need to hit the 250 signature mark before we walk into the hearing room to prove how much this neighborhood loves the white brick. Post this link on your Facebook feed right now. Text three people and ask them to sign before the end of the day.
121 Comments
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Marlene Curlew
3 years ago
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The building looks so much better painted white. Other buildings like the Marquis theatre are painted. Also I can’t believe they are picking on pizza cutter when the unpainted new construction is so unhistoric.
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Emily Serafa Manschot
3 years ago
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We have been Pizza Cutter customers for over 30 year. The building looks fresh and appropriate. The colors are those of the Italian flag. I think the colors should remain the same.
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Lindsay Sivier
3 years ago
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How in the world do they feel bringing a tiny wall back to its original mustard yellow color will help keep the historical feel of the city when it faces away from giant, modern looking condos and face toward a brand new, giant modern looking restaurant/apartment building?
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Jeffrey Nelson
3 years ago
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This boggles my mind. Pizza Cutter is supposed to be white with green trim. It’s part of Northville History. Preserving Northville’s history isn’t just about buildings from the 1800s. It’s about preserving traditions that bind ALL generations to the town. And for my generation, Pizza Cutter is an important piece of the town.
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Janet Watza
3 years ago
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I can see if an outlandish eye sore of a color was chosen, but these are very simple, tasteful colors.
Why unnecessarily punish one of our most steadfast businesses owners with this trivial issue. Allow him concentrate on continuing to serve our community the quality of food we’ve all come to rely upon!
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Nicole Mosteller
3 years ago
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Pizza Cutter has been an iconic local restaurant in Downtown Northville for decades. They have finally found a new location where they are able to grow and work efficiently in a building that is not extremely worn down. Please let them keep their new white wall!
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Carolynn Starcevich
3 years ago
Pizza Cutter looks great!
How can the Historical District even bring up such a rediculous, petty complaint when they approved the ugliest Center Street condo building in the entire City!
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Christine Lalinsky
3 years ago
The Pizza Cutter is a Northville treasure! Let them keep the classic white and green appearance.
The City of Northville - Historic District Committee (HDC) would like us to return the exterior brick wall facing Dunlap St to its original yellow-hue brick.
In an attempt to maintain the branding of Pizza Cutter in Northville since 1978, we are asking your support as we approach the HDC to allow us to keep the building painted white.
We hit 250 signatures today. Please email the HDC members now to insist that our white brick facade stays exactly as it is.
Reached 250 supporters
September 23, 2022
Reached 100 supporters
September 23, 2022
September 21, 2022
We need to hit the 250 signature mark before we walk into the hearing room to prove how much this neighborhood loves the white brick. Post this link on your Facebook feed right now. Text three people and ask them to sign before the end of the day.
121 Comments
M
Marlene Curlew
3 years ago
Featured
The building looks so much better painted white. Other buildings like the Marquis theatre are painted. Also I can’t believe they are picking on pizza cutter when the unpainted new construction is so unhistoric.
E
Emily Serafa Manschot
3 years ago
Featured
We have been Pizza Cutter customers for over 30 year. The building looks fresh and appropriate. The colors are those of the Italian flag. I think the colors should remain the same.
L
Lindsay Sivier
3 years ago
Featured
How in the world do they feel bringing a tiny wall back to its original mustard yellow color will help keep the historical feel of the city when it faces away from giant, modern looking condos and face toward a brand new, giant modern looking restaurant/apartment building?
J
Jeffrey Nelson
3 years ago
Featured
This boggles my mind. Pizza Cutter is supposed to be white with green trim. It’s part of Northville History. Preserving Northville’s history isn’t just about buildings from the 1800s. It’s about preserving traditions that bind ALL generations to the town. And for my generation, Pizza Cutter is an important piece of the town.
J
Janet Watza
3 years ago
Featured
I can see if an outlandish eye sore of a color was chosen, but these are very simple, tasteful colors.
Why unnecessarily punish one of our most steadfast businesses owners with this trivial issue. Allow him concentrate on continuing to serve our community the quality of food we’ve all come to rely upon!
N
Nicole Mosteller
3 years ago
Featured
Pizza Cutter has been an iconic local restaurant in Downtown Northville for decades. They have finally found a new location where they are able to grow and work efficiently in a building that is not extremely worn down. Please let them keep their new white wall!
C
Carolynn Starcevich
3 years ago
Pizza Cutter looks great!
How can the Historical District even bring up such a rediculous, petty complaint when they approved the ugliest Center Street condo building in the entire City!
C
Christine Lalinsky
3 years ago
The Pizza Cutter is a Northville treasure! Let them keep the classic white and green appearance.
The building looks so much better painted white. Other buildings like the Marquis theatre are painted. Also I can’t believe they are picking on pizza cutter when the unpainted new construction is so unhistoric.