Planning commission denies sign variances for Italian Underground, citing code equity and visual clutter concerns
The commission denied two sign variances requested by the new owner of Italian Underground — to allow a second wall sign and to place a sign on a non‑entry façade — after staff recommended denial; both motions passed 5–2 following applicant testimony that the alley side functions as de‑facto entrance.
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The Glenwood Springs Planning & Zoning Commission voted 5–2 to deny two requested sign variances for the Euro Italian Underground restaurant at 715 Grand Avenue, rejecting (1) a request to allow two wall signs for a tenant in a multi‑tenant building and (2) a request to allow a wall sign on the side of the building that does not contain a public entrance.
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