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Board adopts countywide sign ordinance updates and Cameron Park standards, limits digital signs
Summary
Supervisors adopted updates to the county sign ordinance and new Cameron Park sign standards, tightening rules on digital signage and clarifying permitting and enforcement; the board also accepted ad hoc committee recommendations on relocation and billboard consolidation.
The El Dorado County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday adopted comprehensive updates to the county sign ordinance and a separate set of community sign standards for the Cameron Park area, adding clearer permitting rules, updated enforcement procedures and new limitations on digital display signs.
Tom Purcell of the Long Range Planning division described the package as a targeted update that modernizes the ordinance, clarifies permit paths and implements community-specific rules for Cameron Park. “The board wanted to expand maximum sign allowances for signs associated with commercial development, and we've done that in a couple of places,” Purcell said during the presentation.
The board adopted an addendum to the county’s 2015 sign ordinance environmental review, amended chapter 130.36 of the zoning ordinance and adopted Cameron…
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