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Planning commission forwards special‑use request to replace two static billboards with a 2‑face electronic display on Industry Road
Summary
El Paso County planners voted Oct. 16 to forward Lamar Advertising’s special‑use application to the Board of County Commissioners to remove two existing static billboards and install one double‑faced electronic message display at 7950 Industry Road, with one zoning relief request for spacing and standard sign conditions to apply.
The El Paso County Planning Commission on Oct. 16 voted unanimously to forward a special‑use application from Lamar Advertising to the Board of County Commissioners that would remove two existing static billboards and erect a two‑faced electronic message display (EMD) at 7950 Industry Road (file AL2515).
Planning staff explained the application proposes two 378‑square‑foot faces on a single 40‑foot pole and would use billboard credits created by removing two legally existing 378‑square‑foot single‑faced structures elsewhere in the county. The applicant requested a 4% reduction in the code’s spacing requirement — 384 feet of separation where the code normally requires 400 feet — citing property setbacks and site constraints. Miranda Benson, presenting for planning, confirmed the land development…
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