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Dentist office sign permit issued May 20; installation not yet observed
Summary
Board members were updated that a permit for a dentist office sign was issued May 20 and that, while the sign appears to have been manufactured, staff has not yet observed installation; the board said it will follow up on the permit timeline and noted permit and build-out windows in the rules.
Board members received an update that a permit for a dentist office sign was issued May 20 but that the sign had not been observed installed as of the meeting date.
A board member said the permit had been issued and paid for on May 20 and that staff will check with the permit holder to determine why installation has not occurred. The member said an order required the installation within six months of the order and that the sign appeared to have been fabricated before the permit was issued; installation may be a scheduling or contractor issue.
Board members also reviewed time limits in the board’s rules: the board said applicants typically have up to one year to obtain a permit and up to two years to complete build-out under the rules the board follows. The board described those deadlines as designed to prevent indefinite delays for permitted projects.
No enforcement action or further sanction was recorded in the meeting transcript; members said staff will follow up to confirm the installation status.
