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Council approves PD‑44 signage amendment to defer to MXC rules, require unifying sign plan
Summary
Corinth council unanimously approved a zoning amendment for PD‑44 that defers signage regulation to MXC rules and requires a unified sign plan when properties redevelop; the PD covers roughly 13.3 acres.
The City Council voted unanimously to amend the signage regulations for Planned Development 44 (PD‑44), a roughly 13.3‑acre area, to defer sign regulations to the MXC provisions of the Unified Development Code and to require a unifying sign plan when redevelopment occurs.
Planner Matthew Lilly told the council PD‑44 is split into three subdistricts—area A (hotel, wedding venue, retail strip), area B (apartments) and area C (retention/open space)—and that the current PD sign rules for areas A and B instead point back to the UDC base sign regulations. Lilly said area A also contains language allowing monument signs with some leniency on height and electronic changeable messaging. The amendment, supported by the property owners, would apply MXC sign regulations (UDC subsection 2.06.02.p) to PD‑44 and require a unifying sign plan whenever redevelopment occurs.
A public hearing on the item drew no speakers. A council member moved to approve the case (ZAPD‑25‑002‑PD44), the motion was seconded, and council approved the amendment unanimously.
Council directed staff to prepare an ordinance for formal adoption at a future meeting.
