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Family Orthodontics’ wall and monument signs approved; owner to follow up on monument panel

Radnor Township Design Review Board · June 10, 2026
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Summary

The Design Review Board approved a wall sign and a monument‑panel change for Family Orthodontics, while asking the property owner to appear to confirm the monument sign’s overall compliance; applicant was advised to provide linear frontage measurements and may return with a vinyl window covering proposal.

Radnor Township’s Design Review Board approved a wall sign and a monument‑panel change for Family Orthodontics at 239 Konos Stoa Road, but asked the property owner to appear for final monument sign confirmation and asked the applicant to submit exact linear‑frontage measurements for township records.

Debbie Parnes, representing Family Orthodontics, said two signs had been replaced in the last several years—one above the door and a panel on the monument sign—and that she had not realized a separate submission was required for the monument panel. Board members reviewed the linear‑frontage sizing method and concluded the wall sign area, as calculated with the frontage estimate, complied with the code; they asked Parnes to drop off exact linear‑foot measurements for the township file and to present any future vinyl window covering proposals.

Board members said the monument sign panel should be confirmed by the property owner; the township will contact the owner to request that the owner appear before the board to ensure the ground sign meets setback and size requirements. Parnes said she plans to return with a vinyl window covering proposal for interior signage and marketing, and the board reminded her that window signage is limited to 20% of a window area.

The board moved and approved DRB 2026-30 (wall sign and monument panel); the motion carried by voice vote.