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City of Bandera approves three sign variances to allow Texas Partners Bank to reface freestanding sign
Summary
The City of Bandera approved three variances to let Texas Partners Bank reface a nonconforming freestanding sign at 811 Main Street after a corporate name change; city staff said the LED portions remain noncompliant under the updated electronic-message-sign rules and the council granted the variances by voice vote.
At a City of Bandera meeting, members approved three variances to the city’s sign ordinance so Texas Partners Bank can reface a freestanding sign at 811 Main Street following the bank’s name change from Texas Hill Country Bank.
City staff member Stephanie said a design permit application was filed in September and ‘‘All that needs to be done to this sign is to change the existing panel.’’ Because the sign is nonconforming, she told the body the ordinance requires either bringing the sign into full compliance or granting variances to allow the…
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