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Taylorsville planning commission opposes easing rules to rebuild large nonconforming pylon signs
Summary
The Planning Commission voted 6-1 Feb. 25 to recommend the City Council reject a proposed text amendment that would let large commercial centers rebuild pylon signs destroyed by acts of nature to previous nonconforming conditions; staff had recommended approval.
The Taylorsville Planning Commission voted 6-1 on Feb. 25 to forward a negative recommendation to the City Council on a proposed zoning text amendment that would allow large commercial centers to rebuild tall, multi-tenant pylon signs damaged or destroyed by acts of nature to their prior, nonconforming conditions.
Planner Terryne Bergeson told the commission the amendment (File 1Z25) was drafted after a pylon at Taylorsville Town Center toppled in high winds when its rusted support failed. Under current code, nonconforming structures damaged beyond 50% of market value must be brought into compliance; the draft would let pylon signs at commercial centers of seven…
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