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Graphics Commission approves sign variances for three sites, extends graphics plan

Graphics Commission · March 30, 2026
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Summary

The Graphics Commission voted unanimously to extend a 2014 graphics plan and to approve three sign-related variances — including a company-logo flag variance and a conditioned automatic pricing sign for a fueling center — with conditions requiring compliance for previously cited, unpermitted signs.

The Graphics Commission voted unanimously to approve an extension and three sign variances at its meeting. Commissioners extended an existing graphics plan (application 14320-00464) to May 2028 and approved three separate applications at sites on South High Street, Hilliard and Rome Road, and Kimberly Parkway.

The commission approved a variance for 4755 South High Street to allow three flagpoles, including a proposed 5-foot by 8-foot company logo flag in addition to American and state flags. The applicant (identified in the transcript as the presenter) told the commission, “We are looking for a variance to allow the company logo flag,” arguing customers sometimes struggle to find the site because existing signage is low and partially obscured by trees. Staff noted company-logo flags are treated as “wind-blown” or miscellaneous graphics under the city’s graphics code…

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