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Commission approves sign packages for Green Bay Packaging and Xylem with standard electrical permit conditions

5393157 · July 15, 2025
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Summary

The Plan Commission approved a 60‑square‑foot illuminated monument sign and additional wayfinding and façade signage for Green Bay Packaging and approved wall and door graphic signs for Xylem in Willow Creek Business Park. Board of Zoning Appeals had already granted a variance for a larger wall sign at the Green Bay Packaging site.

The Plan Commission approved two separate sign packages for industrial properties in Germantown.

Green Bay Packaging Jordan presented a permanent sign application for the Green Bay Packaging facility on Holy Hill Road that included a 60‑square‑foot illuminated monument sign, directional and visitor‑parking signage, and a wall‑mounted cabinet logo for the northern façade. Staff said the monument, directional and visitor signs complied with code. The proposed wall logo exceeds standard wall‑sign square footage but the Board of Zoning Appeals granted a variance in April allowing the proposed area. Staff recommended approval with standard conditions, including obtaining an electrical permit for illuminated signage.

Xylem (Willow Creek Business Park) A sign package for Xylem at Willow Creek included a channel‑letter wall sign and small vinyl door graphics. Staff noted the application originally indicated the channel‑letter sign would be non‑illuminated, but the applicant informed staff shortly before the meeting that the sign is illuminated; staff said the change does not alter the recommendation, with the standard electrical‑permit condition added.

Action Separate motions to approve each sign package passed on voice votes; the approvals included the condition that electrical permits be obtained for illuminated signs prior to installation.