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Board forms ad hoc panel to review downtown rooftop‑lighting rules, staff to draft ordinance changes
Summary
The Historic Preservation Board on Feb. 4 agreed to form an ad hoc subcommittee and directed staff to draft changes that would move downtown rooftop-lighting rules into the historic preservation ordinance and tighten allowable durations for colored rooftop lighting.
The Historic Preservation Board spent an extended portion of its Feb. 4 meeting discussing proposed ordinance changes that would move downtown rooftop-lighting rules out of the sign ordinance and into the historic preservation ordinance, shorten the permitted duration for colored rooftop lighting, and require clearer permitting and enforcement.
Mary (staff) explained the draft approach: remove downtown rooftop lighting from the general sign ordinance, place it in the historic preservation ordinance for downtown, limit colored…
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