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Adrian commission tables zoning changes for temporary signs and flags after broad concerns
Summary
The commission voted to table Ordinance No. 26-002 — which would amend several sections of the zoning code governing temporary signs and flags — after commissioners, planning commissioners and residents raised enforceability and equity concerns and asked for more tailored, regulatory language.
Mayor Angela Soreheath opened a lengthy discussion on proposed amendments to Article 6, Division 7 of the Adrian zoning ordinance that would restrict temporary signs and flags in nonresidential areas. City Administrator Chad Baugh and planning staff explained the proposed changes and said they were intended to address commercial signage placed in rights-of-way and at intersections.
Residents and planning commissioners urged caution. Jennifer…
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