Planning commission discusses sign-code changes including 28-foot height cap and banned sign types
Aug 13, 2026
Staff presented proposed sign-code revisions including a 28-foot maximum sign height on highway frontage (260 sq ft lot cap; 160 sq ft per sign face), a 20-foot cap on non-highway frontage, and prohibitions on feather signs, sandwich boards and inflatables; commissioners noted Chamber of Commerce outreach request.
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Associate Planner Johanna Blanco presented a sign-code workshop that proposed a 28-foot maximum sign height on highway frontage with a maximum lot sign area of 260 square feet and an individual sign face cap of 160 square feet. For non-highway frontage, staff proposed a 20-foot maximum height with a 160-square-foot cumulative sign area. Blanco and Community Development Director Cory Shurtleff also discussed sign lighting rules and a list of prohibited sign types, including feather flags, sandwich boards and inflatable signs.
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