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Constance Hallwald, who presented the application with her husband Jeffrey, told the commission the applicants sought to “split off the corner and then combine the parking lot that serves the other two buildings.” Tim Burns, the city’s zoning administrator, said staff reviewed the proposal, checked parking assignments and trash access, and found the split met the city’s zoning requirements.

Burns described the application as “a pretty clean lot split” that nevertheless required staff review of parking and other site functions; he told the commission that the proposal met all requirements. Commissioners asked no substantive follow-up questions before moving to approve application 2-2025 by voice vote.

The decision allows the applicants to proceed with final platting and any ministerial steps required by city procedures. The commission’s approval, as recorded in the meeting transcript, was by voice vote and did not record individual roll-call votes.

The lot split addresses property arrangement and parking allocation for the three parcels; no variances or zoning text amendments were requested or approved at this meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Sylvania, Planning Commission Meeting, Wednesday, June 11th, 2025 at 5:30pm.","oneSentenceSummary","The Sylvania Municipal Planning Commission on June 11 approved a lot-split application from Constance and Jeffrey Howell to reconfigure three parcels on Alexis Road, consolidating parking for two buildings and splitting a corner parcel.","taxTitle","Sylvania City Council, Sylvania, Lucas County, Ohio","taxId",71253,"location","Ohio","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6200738,"Sylvania board approves three commercial sign permit applications",382,120000,502000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3806538-ae57cfa95ca866dde016d137dd2fc1fe&start=120&end=502","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3806538-ae57cfa95ca866dde016d137dd2fc1fe/thumbnail_120000.jpg","/articles/6200738/Ohio/Sylvania-board-approves-three-commercial-sign-permit-applications","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6200738-6a63afe6c3c5a53d56a3b2ebbfe9bde4/orig.mp4?Expires=1771168550&Signature=YmaIcxfwqs9GSw0L3swXhG1l6JxSUR04kbn-Dbs6FLXWdoE6GR5hXxuCuePhNRYIW~4Iea9KzrwTFQkTIUYVAdAtax7hc6Pg22ts5MElDqNU3fT3UqH6qynMD5usMsNs9oXUun7Nn70qMO0kv1j1NTVdVWFpm4rTPgcLzn4011V8muzx~2Q4MCCPanpoWfu4ZSUsenjP4Tvm67gSbRQOm5Y0jRx7gnYCsxpIhbrFl5CCo16rKU5M0QsGZ7q8L6VQmbIPQ5loFkGw4qzspFJE3GP7~FKKP338rt7vwydhEGg-XCb6sNcp8G9YxZrkULva8pIAs5nBQtuXDNYDgAg7-A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","SYLVANIA, Ohio — The Sylvania Board of Architectural Review approved three regulated sign applications during its June 11 meeting, clearing replacement and new signage for a collision center, a coffee shop and a rebranded church.

The board voted to approve application 16-2025, which will reface and convert an existing pole sign for White Collision into a lower monument sign; application 17-2025, to allow lit channel letters and window decals for Casual Grounds coffee; and application 18-2025, to permit nonilluminated storefront lettering and refacing of two monument signs for Church 3 21.

The approvals matter to business owners along the city’s commercial strips because they permit new or refreshed signage that city staff said meets local sign requirements. Tim Burns, the city’s zoning administrator, told the board the applications complied with the sign code and that no zoning corrections were required for Casual Grounds’ request.

Brian Heil of Toledo Sign Company, representing White Collision, said the shop’s existing sign faces were yellowing and the vinyl was cracking. He described the plan as “just reface the sign, make an aluminum skirting, and . . . use the existing pole and just lower the whole sign and turn it into a monument sign as shown in my rendering.” Board members clarified that the existing pole would remain and would be concealed by the new skirting; Heil confirmed, “That is correct.”

Travis Truesdell of True Bridal Signs described the Casual Grounds application as “lit channel letters on a 3 millimeter aluminum panel attached to a raceway, anchored into the building with lags.” He said a temporary permit had been issued so the cafe’s sign could go up ahead of the board meeting; Burns confirmed the temporary permit had been issued and that the permanent application met sign-code requirements.

Carrie Brack, representing Church 3 21, outlined the church’s rebranding and the request for nonilluminated acrylic painted lettering stud-mounted to the building, door decals to identify entrances and refacing of two monument signs.

Each application was moved and approved by voice vote; the record in the meeting transcript does not list individual roll-call votes. The board’s approvals were routine and accompanied by few questions from commissioners.

The approvals do not, according to the transcript, change other zoning conditions for the properties. Burns noted the applications were handled under the city’s sign code and mentioned a separate policy change related to a pole-sign grandfathering clause under consideration at council, but no change to that clause was made during this meeting.

Applicants may proceed with permits and installation consistent with the approved plans and any permit conditions enforced by the zoning department.","The Sylvania Board of Architectural Review voted June 11 to approve three regulated sign applications, allowing a pole-mounted sign to be refaced and lowered to a monument form, new channel-letter signage for a coffee shop, and rebranded nonilluminated signs and monument refacing for a church.","actionData","errors"]

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Sylvania planning commission approves three-parcel lot split on Alexis Road

Sylvania board approves three commercial sign permit applications