Euless City Council approves H‑E‑B sign plan, clears consent agenda and pauses ambulance chassis purchase

The Euless City Council unanimously approved a unified sign development plan for an H‑E‑B grocery site and passed the remainder of its consent agenda while removing an ambulance chassis purchase for separate consideration, the council said during its meeting in Euless.

Planning staff presented the sign plan for the site identified in the staff presentation as "2105 Rio Grama Boulevard," describing multiple variances from the Unified Development Code (UDC). Staff said the plan includes a 50‑foot highway sign, an H‑E‑B wall sign proposed at 9.5 feet where the city code’s typical maximum is 8 feet, two 7.5‑foot monument signs, about 38 curbside directional metal‑post signs, fuel‑canopy signage slightly larger than the code allowance, two externally illuminated car‑wash wall signs, and column wraps on the fuel canopy. Staff recommended approval of the plan, and the council voted to…