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Commission approves ATM structure; signage will require separate sign application or variance
Summary
Commission approved an updated ATM island structure for First National Bank at Macedonia Commons but told the applicant to file a separate signage application or seek a variance because the structure is allowed one free sign under current definitions.
The commission approved an updated ATM island structure proposed by Optiva Solutions for First National Bank at 8210 Macedonia Commons Boulevard, while requiring that any additional signage be handled through a separate signage application or a variance.
Planner Brian Franz said the applicant had reduced the ATM topper so the structure met height limits and that the zoning definitions treat an ATM as a "structure" rather than a building; under that definition a structure is allowed one freestanding sign. Franz recommended that the applicant pursue a signage variance or submit a separate signage package if they want more than one sign on the ATM structure.
A commission member said from a structural standpoint the updated design raised no concerns. Chair moved to approve the updated ATM structure while noting signage limitations; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The commission requested that the applicant return with a signage package or variance application if additional signage is desired.
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