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Council grants limited sign variance at Levon Drive shop after heated debate
Summary
After contested public comment and legal discussion, council approved a major waiver allowing a 30-square-foot wall sign at 136 Levon Drive while ordering removal of other signage; two council members voted against the measure.
The Garland City Council on Aug. 5 granted a major waiver allowing a wall sign larger than the downtown-code standard to remain at 136 Levon Drive, while directing removal of an additional sign on the building’s northeast side. The action followed extensive public comment and debate.
Code compliance staff described multiple citations issued after the applicant installed signage that exceeded the size permitted under the downtown-suburban corridor rules. Planning staff recommended reducing allowed signage to 30 square feet…
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