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Planning board approves multiple signage and minor residential variances; one temporary banner approved conditionally
Summary
The Planning Board granted sign variances for several Hub Parkway businesses, approved a front porch addition and a pole-barn setback variance, conditionally allowed a temporary banner at Granger Rd. through May 1, 2026, and denied motions for auto sales and banner variances at 5440 Warner Rd. due to lack of motion.
At its Sept. 16 meeting the Village of Valley View Planning Board approved a series of routine sign and residential variances and considered several minor business requests.
Signage: The Board approved a pole-sign variance and final sign approval for Pillar Storage at 7575 Hub Pkwy after reviewing updated landscaping and an amended rendering that added a phone number. Fast Signs presented replacement signage for Hodell-Natco (7825 Hub Pkwy); the Board granted multiple area and pole-sign variances and gave overall approval conditional on a broader landscaping plan to keep addresses visible.
Residential: Homeowners John and Susan Sisler received a 10‑foot building setback variance and overall approval for a seven-foot-deep front porch at 12290 Aldersyde Dr.; the contractor was reminded to secure required building permits.
Temporary banners and other requests: Mr. Jake Streeter (applicant listed as Mr. Streeter in the record) received a conditional use permit to post a temporary banner through May 1, 2026, as a promotional sign for an anticipated May 1 opening. A request by Manny McDonald to allow ongoing vehicle sales at 5440 Warner Rd. and a banner variance both failed due to lack of motion; the Board advised Mr. McDonald he may petition Village Council for further review.
Accessory building: A 4-foot side-yard setback variance for a pole barn at 10116 Stone Rd. (owner Jason) was approved; drainage and driveway surfacing questions will be addressed during plan review. A dedication plat for Alexander Road and Hub Parkway widening was also approved.
What happens next: permit applications, landscaping plans, and building-permit submissions are required for approved items; two denied/undeveloped items may be taken to Village Council or resubmitted.
