The city is amending its sign code to regulate commercial signs in the new Commercial Flex (CF) Zone and update standards for illuminated signs across all zones. This is a direct response to resident complaints about bright commercial signs, particularly along Mountain View corridor, impacting quality of life and sleep in adjacent residential areas.
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Businesses may face higher costs or design limitations due to strict size requirements.
The city maintains consistent aesthetic standards across commercial zones.
Business owners and sign companies may face design constraints and frustration with the permitting process.
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The city is amending its sign code to regulate commercial signs in the new Commercial Flex (CF) Zone and update standards for illuminated signs across all zones. This is a direct response to resident complaints about bright commercial signs, particularly along Mountain View corridor, impacting quality of life and sleep in adjacent residential areas.
The city is balancing the need for better cell service with the desire to keep the community looking nice. Commissioners pushed for 'stealth' designs to hide equipment.
The city and a sign company disagreed on how to measure sign size. The city requires the support structure to be included in the total square footage, which limits the design options for businesses.