Poolesville holds public hearing on proposed sign-code revisions
At an Oct. 5 public hearing, commissioners reviewed proposed Ordinance No. 237 to overhaul the town’s sign rules, shifting permit review to the town manager and altering standards for temporary and banner signs; a resident urged pre-installation checks to prevent oversized signs.
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Poolesville commissioners opened a public hearing Oct. 5 on proposed Ordinance No. 237, a zoning text amendment to Appendix B of the town sign code that would repeal the sign review board, assign sign-permit review to the town manager (with appeals to the Board of Zoning Appeals), and revise standards for banners and temporary signs. Chair opened the hearing, explained the packet available for the record, and invited testimony with a 2-minute limit.
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