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The board reviewed how businesses can request exceptions to sign size limits. They emphasized that these exceptions often come with conditions, like removing old, non-conforming signs to clean up the visual landscape.
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The project is expected to improve business visibility and property aesthetics.
The business owners at the park, who will have better signage, and the public, who will have less visual clutter.
Nearby residents could be affected by light pollution if the sign is not properly managed.
The board reviewed how businesses can request exceptions to sign size limits. They emphasized that these exceptions often come with conditions, like removing old, non-conforming signs to clean up the visual landscape.
The business park wants to install seven new monument signs to help people find businesses and clean up the 'visual clutter' of temporary signs. The board approved this with strict rules to keep the area looking professional.
The board is setting a precedent for how electronic signs are managed near residential areas by requiring them to follow draft city ordinances regarding brightness and timing.
The school district wants to install a large electronic sign at Long Creek High School. Neighbors are concerned about light pollution, and the board wants to ensure they are notified before moving forward.
The request was denied due to concerns about the structure being placed on the property line.
The structure will provide a garage and living space for the family.
The flag will be more visible to traffic, and an old sign pole will be removed.
The project allows for a low-intensity residential use on a site constrained by floodplains and industrial surroundings.
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