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Plan Commission approves Generac wall and monument signage at Holy Hill business park
Summary
The commission approved a 108-square-foot wall sign and monument-sign inserts for Generac at the Holy Hill Road business park; staff found the package complies with zoning standards and no public hearing was required.
The Plan Commission approved a sign-review package for Generac Power Systems on Monday that includes a 108-square-foot channel‑letter wall sign on the building’s western façade and new nameplate inserts on the property’s existing monument signs.
Generac occupies roughly 400,000 square feet of the former Briggs & Stratton facility in the Holy Hill Gateway District; its proposed wall sign and monument insert sizes conform to the village sign code’s area and placement requirements, staff said. Staff recommended approval and commissioners voted to follow that recommendation.
Why it matters: The approval updates visibility and wayfinding for a major employer in the business park. The package met the village’s square‑footage and material standards and did not require a public hearing.
What’s next: Applicant may proceed with sign fabrication and installation consistent with the approved plans and applicable building‑permit and electrical‑permit requirements.
Ending: The package was approved by voice vote; no conditions beyond standard permitting were recorded in the minutes.
