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Commission approves planned center sign for Mountain Point development; encroachment, utility conditions noted
Summary
The commission approved a conditional use permit for a planned center sign at 3512 West Maradona to provide visibility for tenants set back from Academy Parkway. Staff noted engineering had no concerns but an encroachment permit will be required and any utility relocation would be at the applicant’s expense.
The Herriman Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit for a planned center sign at 3512 West Maradona, a planned commercial center in the Mountain Point development. Staff reported that engineering raised no concerns but that the sign encroaches on a public utility easement (PUE), meaning an encroachment permit and a PUE waiver will be required; any utility relocation would be the responsibility of the sign applicant.
The sign designer said the planned center sign was requested by the center’s tenants because many of the businesses are set back from Academy Parkway and are not visible until drivers are very near the site. "The whole point of the sign was just to get them some visibility from Academy," the designer said, noting the sign is intended to be visible from surrounding corridors and aid tenant leasing.
Commissioner Adam moved to approve item 4.2 with staff recommendations; Preston seconded the motion and the commission approved the item unanimously. The approval is subject to the encroachment permit and any conditions in the staff report; if a utility requires relocation, the transcript indicates the relocation would be paid by the applicant or sign owner.
