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Lebanon planning board approves single replacement billboard at Birchwood Drive, requires removal of two existing signs
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Board approved a variance allowing a taller single-pole billboard with four sign faces at 203 Birchwood Drive in place of two deteriorating sign structures, limiting size and requiring removal of the existing signs; applicant says the new structure reduces total sign face and improves safety.
The Lebanon City Planning and Zoning Board approved a development-standards variance permitting a replacement billboard at 203 Birchwood Drive, conditioned on removing the two existing sign structures and limiting the new sign to a maximum overall height of 42 feet, 6 inches with four sign panels each no larger than 36 feet by 10 feet, 6 inches.
Planning staff told the board the property currently has two sign structures with a total of six panels and that the signs became legally existing nonconforming structures after the citys updated Unified Development Ordinance removed new billboards from permitted uses. The applicant proposed removing the southern single-panel structure and replacing the northern double-stack…
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