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Architectural board OKs comments on Reserve at Wildwood construction trailer wrap, asks for skirting and landscaping conditions
Summary
The board reviewed a temporary vinyl banner wrap on a construction trailer at the Reserve at Wildwood subdivision and advised the Board of Adjustment that the trailer and wrap are acceptable if conditions (skirting, bond, relocation plan, and eventual landscaping) are met; the developer said it will remove or modify the wrap if required.
The Wildwood Architectural Review Board on Sept. 11 reviewed a temporary vinyl banner wrapped around a construction trailer at the Reserve at Wildwood subdivision and agreed to forward advisory comments to the Board of Adjustment supporting limited temporary signage with conditions.
The issue is substantive because the trailer wrap is oversized compared with typical temporary signage rules and the trailer is already on-site; the developer seeks an exception to regulations governing temporary structures and signs for a 115-lot subdivision being built by McKelvey Homes.
Staff member told the board the Reserve at Wildwood site is about 50.7 acres and zoned R-3 (10,000-square-foot residence district) with a planned residential development overlay. The trailer wrap faces Route 109, measures about 8.5 feet high and 47 feet wide,…
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