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Planning commission approves electronic message signs for public-use sites, defers feather-sign rules
Summary
Kaysville planners recommended allowing electronic message center signs in public-use zones to legalize existing signs and enable Parks & Recreation to add an EMC sign; rules for feather (flutter) signs were deferred for further study and potential temporary-use limits.
The planning commission voted to recommend allowing electronic message center (EMC) signs in public-use zones, a change staff said will legalize existing nonconforming EMCs and let the Parks & Recreation Department install a new sign at Barnes Park.
Staff explained the amendment has two parts: (1) a revision to the signs-permitted table to permit EMCs in public-use zones and (2) a new definition and regulations for feather (also called "wind waver" or "flutter flag") signs, including size and placement rules. "This will…
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