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Board denies height variance for gas-station sign after applicant cites topography and visibility
5968497 · October 21, 2025
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Summary
Berkeley County BZA denied a request for a 5-foot sign-height variance for a proposed gas station and convenience store; applicant argued topography and distance from the road limited visibility but the board voted to deny the variance.
The Berkeley County Board of Zoning Appeals denied a requested variance that would have allowed a Sphinx-brand gas station and convenience store to install a 15-foot sign instead of the 10-foot height allowed by county ordinance.
Greg Minton, who said he represents the applicant, told the board…
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