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Hebron planning board unanimously approves two sign variances for Signarama on John Alford Parkway
Summary
The Village of Hebron Planning & Zoning Board unanimously approved two sign variances for Signarama at 450 John Alford Parkway, removing single-sign limits for both wall and freestanding signage to improve the business’s visibility.
The Village of Hebron Planning & Zoning Board unanimously approved two sign-variance requests for Signarama at 450 John Alford Parkway during its March 7 meeting.
At a public hearing, Jennifer Barlette and Joe Barlette, owners of Signarama, asked the board to grant two variances from the village zoning code (Parcel 075-344754-00.009). They requested an exception to the rule limiting wall signs to one per business (Zoning Code Chapters 1115 and 1153.05(b)(1)(A)) and an exception to the rule limiting freestanding signs to one per parcel (1153.05(b)(1)(B)). The applicants said additional signs would “provide better identification of the Dexter company.”
Planning & Zoning Board member Randy Wolf moved to approve the wall-sign variance; Mayor Valerie Mockus seconded. The motion passed unanimously with members Scott Jacobs, Michael McFarland (Vice Chair), Valerie Mockus (Mayor), and Randy Wolf voting in favor. Later, Scott Jacobs moved to approve the freestanding-sign variance; Mayor Mockus seconded, and that motion likewise passed unanimously.
No objections were recorded during the public hearing portion of the meeting. The approvals modify the village’s one-sign-per-business and one-freestanding-sign-per-parcel limits as applied to the Signarama parcel; the minutes list the applicable parcel number and code sections in the record.
The board took the final vote on the variances during the regular meeting following the public hearing. The meeting adjourned at 6:41 p.m.; the board set its next regular meeting for April 1, 2024, at 6:00 p.m.
