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Planning commission recommends approval of three temporary development signs for Sunriver Firelight
Summary
The commission found the applicant’s three temporary signs comply with size and color limits and voted to recommend the sign permit to city council; staff noted the code does not currently limit the number of temporary directional signs per phased development.
The Toquerville Planning Commission voted to recommend that the city council approve a sign permit submitted by Scott McCall on behalf of Sunriver Firelight for three temporary directional/model‑home signs.
Emily, the city’s planning and zoning administrator, presented the application and said the three proposed signs — two directing traffic to the model home and one marking phase boundaries and a future community center — meet the city’s square‑footage and color requirements. Staff noted that the sign code does not currently set a clear limit on how many temporary directional signs a phased development can install and suggested the commission could consider adding guidance for future applications.
Scott McCall, the applicant for Sunriver Firelight, did not provide extended remarks during the hearing; staff said the applicant planned to anchor the temporary signs and return if additional, permanent signs are requested.
A commissioner moved to approve the permit recommendation to city council and another commissioner seconded; the commission voted in favor and the motion carried without recorded dissent.
The commission did not place a numeric cap on temporary directional signs at this hearing but directed staff to note the gap in the code for future consideration by council.
