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Los Ranchos publishes major zoning text changes emphasizing content‑neutral sign rules
Summary
Trustees voted to publish a broad zoning‑code text amendment package that consolidates definitions and revises sign regulations to be content‑neutral; trustees asked staff to refine grandfathering, illuminated sign and transfer‑of‑development‑rights issues before final adoption.
Trustees voted Aug. 19 to publish a sizable package of zoning‑code text amendments (Ordinance 303) that moves scattered definitions into a central definitions section and replaces much of the sign code to meet constitutional, content‑neutral standards.
Planning staff described the package as largely reorganizational with one substantive area of change: signage. "Approximately 75 to 80% of this are new sign regulations," said Mr. Williams, who briefed the…
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