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Planning Commission backs countywide master sign plan process for very large developments
Summary
The Commission voted to forward a dual-ordinance package (Article 3 and Article 7 changes, ZON260006) that creates a 'master sign plan' process for unified large-scale developments (minimum 2,000 acres), adopting definitions, administrative review timelines and board review scenarios; staff recommended approval and the commission forwarded the ordinances to the Board of County Commissioners.
Staff and the applicant presented a proposed change to Clay County's sign code (ZON260006) on April 7 that would add a master sign plan (MSP) process for unified large-scale developments and create new sign definitions, administrative review procedures and amendment rules.
Chief Planner Dodie Seelig told commissioners the MSP concept establishes a unified sign-control framework for very large, multi-phase projects and that staff finds the zoning amendments meet the required criteria and recommends approval. Under the proposed…
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