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Planning commission postpones Hillside Center sign-plan amendment to clear conflicting documents

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Summary

Commissioners postponed consideration of a Hillside Center master sign plan amendment after staff identified conflicts between two approved documents; the applicant agreed to consolidate and clarify the plans.

The Town of Nolensville Planning Commission on May 13 voted unanimously to postpone consideration of an amendment to the Hillside Center master sign plan so the applicant and staff can resolve conflicting language and exhibits in two existing approved documents.

Staff told the commission the submitted master sign plan showed an outdated diagram taken from an older monument-sign package; in addition, two approved documents contain inconsistent master-sign specifications (for example, regarding allowance of color and logos). The applicant’s representative said they would correct the inconsistencies and submit a consolidated master sign plan and monument sign plan for the commission’s review.

Chairman and commissioners said the postponement would give staff and the applicant a chance to produce a single clear document that avoids future confusion about permitted sign styles and colors. The postponement motion carried unanimously.

Ending: Staff requested the applicant resubmit the master sign plan and, if helpful, the monument sign plan so the Planning Commission can review matching and corrected documents at a future meeting.