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Zoning board approves most QuikTrip sign requests but rejects 80-foot pylon
Summary
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved multiple sign variances for a QuikTrip at 120 Freeway Court but removed an 80-foot, 229-square-foot pylon sign from the approval after members said pylons are not permitted under the sign regulations and would alter the area's character.
The Bowling Green Zoning Board of Appeals approved most of QuikTrip’s requested sign variances for a new location at 120 Freeway Court but rejected one element: an 80-foot-tall, 229-square-foot pylon sign.
Planning staff reviewed the sign regulations (zoning code: article 4, generally applicable standards, section 150.82, and section 150.84 table 28) and noted that pylon signs are not listed as a permitted sign type in that table and that the code limits the total sign area for a business to 336 square feet and generally to a maximum of three signs per business. In QuikTrip’s proposal the company asked for multiple additional sign…
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