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Board denies request for oversized attached signs at commercial site
Louisville Metro Board of Zoning Adjustment · June 17, 2024
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Summary
A request to allow attached building signs of about 89.6 square feet per facade at a single‑tenant building in a commercial corridor was denied after staff found the request did not meet standard C (smaller signs could retain effectiveness).
The Board of Zoning Adjustment denied a variance request to allow attached signs larger than the 60‑square‑foot per‑facade limit for a tenant at a shopping center (Iroquois Manor). Planning staff found that standards A, B, and D were met but recommended denial…
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