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Weed planning commission denies permit for proposed digital highway sign at Solano27s property
Summary
The Weed Planning Commission voted to deny a sign-use permit for a two-faced LED highway sign proposed at the Solano27s property, citing the city27s highway-advertising zone rules and ambiguity in the sign code. Residents raised safety and community-image concerns; staff said Caltrans and CEQA considerations apply.
The Weed Planning Commission denied a request to install a two-faced digital highway sign on the Solano27s Home Improvement property after commissioners concluded the proposal conflicted with the city27s highway advertising zone and the existing sign ordinance.
Planning staff described the sign as an LED advertising screen proposed for 710 (transcript variously spelled Chestina/Chastina/Shastina) Drive, oriented entirely to I-5, up to the applicant27s proposed height of 80 feet. Staff said the city27s code is silent on digital highway signs and noted the project is listed as CEQA-exempt as an accessory structure; Caltrans placement and brightness restrictions would also apply if the commission…
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