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Commission allows larger wall signs and cross-promotion for adjacent QT and Bubble Bath sites
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a variance permitting wall signs larger than the usual 32-square-foot limit and cross-parcel advertising for two adjacent lots owned by the same entity (Kwik Trip umbrella). Staff said the request responds to building orientation and site constraints.
The Converse Planning and Zoning Commission on Jan. 27 approved a variance allowing wall signs larger than the code’s 32-square-foot limit and permitting cross-parcel advertising between two separately platted lots occupied by Kwik Trip (QT) and a Bubble Bath car wash.
Community development director Sharon Williams presented the request, explaining that the two businesses are on separate legal lots and that the city’s sign code treats advertising on another lot as off-premise signage. Williams said staff found multiple signs…
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