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Staff recommends partial approval of sign design review; concerns about freeway-mounted freestanding sign
Summary
Staff recommended approval only of an increase in monument signs and recommended denial of the proposed freeway-facing freestanding sign and other sign-design elements, citing concerns about visual clutter along the freeway; Enterprise Town Board recommended approval of the monument-sign increase and no public comment was recorded.
Clark County planning staff recommended partial approval of a sign design review for a commercial property that proposed three monument signs and a freeway-facing freestanding sign requiring setback and waiver considerations.
Hunter White, principal planner, said staff recommended approval of the sign-design review item that would increase the number of monument signs by one but recommended denial of the remaining sign-design requests — including the freeway freestanding sign and reduced setback — citing concerns about visual clutter along the freeway and suggesting repositioning that could avoid some waivers. Enterprise Town Board recommended approval only of the monument-sign increase and staff said there were no public cards for or against the item at the briefing.
The briefing presented staff’s visual and design concerns but did not include a final decision. The item will proceed to the formal hearing and design-review process for further consideration and any conditions imposed by the commission.
