Henrietta Zoning Board approves multiple variances, denies rapid‑change LED interval
At a January 2020 Henrietta Zoning Board of Appeals meeting, the board approved area variances for a front porch, multiple building signs, a furniture store pylon sign (with limits), a garage setback to mitigate flooding, and T‑Mobile directional signs — but denied a request to allow the pylon LED to change every 15 seconds, limiting electronic changes to once per hour.
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The Henrietta Zoning Board of Appeals approved a series of area variances at its January 2020 meeting — including a front‑porch expansion, building signage, a pylon sign for a new Dunk & Bright Furniture store and directional signage for T‑Mobile — and denied a request to permit an LED pylon sign to refresh every 15 seconds, saying the rapid change would be a potential traffic distraction.
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