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Edgewater council adopts new sign code on second reading
Summary
Council approved a rewrite of the city's sign code (Ordinance 2026-0-06) on second reading, including rules for nonconforming political signs on the Ridgewood Corridor, following staff edits requested at the prior meeting.
The Edgewater City Council adopted a revised sign code ordinance on second reading that changes how nonconforming political (poll) signs are treated in the Ridgewood Corridor and updates several land-development code articles.
City staff said the draft reflects council direction from the prior meeting and clarified language about nonconforming poll signs so that these signs "shall not be enlarged or replaced without complying with the provisions of this code," while allowing certain copy-area changes under defined conditions.
The ordinance (2026-0-06) passed on second reading by unanimous roll call. Councilmembers said the changes aligned with the policy direction provided earlier and thanked staff for incorporating the edits.
The new code will take effect according to the ordinance's stated effective date and will be enforced by code enforcement thereafter.
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