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Commissioner questions massive electronic sign increases; staff cites measurement method and prior approvals
Summary
At a Clark County Planning Commission briefing, commissioners questioned a proposal to add electronic message units and enlarge wall and roof signs at a Durango Drive shopping center; planning staff said the apparent large percentage increases result from how code measures sign area and noted similar signage approved nearby.
Commissioners asked why staff recommended allowing a large increase in electronic and wall‑mounted signage for a shopping center along Durango Drive, and planning staff explained the county’s sign‑area measurement and said the proposal is consistent with nearby approvals.
The item under review would add freestanding and wall‑mounted electronic message units, a projecting sign increased from 71 to 75 square feet, and a roof‑mounted sign of 105 square feet that staff said extends about 1.5 feet above the parapet. The…
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