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Board gives staff direction on county signage updates and Cameron Park standards; asks outreach and follow-up
Summary
Planning staff presented proposed revisions to the county sign ordinance and a draft set of Cameron Park sign standards on Feb. 25; the Board of Supervisors instructed staff to proceed with edits and outreach but asked that two proposed Cameron Park provisions be removed from the draft.
County planning staff reviewed proposed amendments to the county sign ordinance and a draft set of Cameron Park sign standards at a public workshop on Feb. 25 and asked for the board’s feedback before formal hearings.
Tom Purcell, Long Range Planning, and consultant Dudek walked supervisors through substantive changes: clarified applicability (including the Tahoe Basin), more objective and consistent development standards, clearer permit paths (administrative permits for fully compliant signs, design‑review for Highway 50‑oriented signs or community sign programs, variances for limited deviations), and new or expanded allowances for public and community‑service signs in recreational and…
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