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Planning commission approves larger electronic wall sign for downtown Harrisburg with transition limits
Summary
The Harrisburg Planning Commission recommended approval of a larger electronically changeable wall sign for a downtown building, with one condition limiting message transitions to six per minute and restricting the sign to public-interest messages.
The Harrisburg Planning Commission recommended approval of a variance to allow a larger electronically changeable wall sign on a downtown Market Street building, with a condition limiting message transitions to six per minute.
Planning bureau staff told commissioners the building currently has an 88-square-foot electronically changeable message sign installed in 2008 and recommended approving an updated, slightly larger sign because it would better promote publicly accessible activities and…
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