Brighton moves forward with gateway and wayfinding sign code changes
Council approved first reading of amendments to Article 9 of the land use and development code to permit specified gateway, trail gateway, wayfinding and artistic signage in the public right of way consistent with the city’s community identity design plan.
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The Brighton City Council on July 1 voted 6–0 to approve on first reading amendments to Article 9 of the City’s Land Use and Development Code to allow specified gateway, trail gateway, wayfinding and artistic signage in the public right of way.
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