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Zoning board partially approves signage variance for Dollar Tree on Carlisle Pike
Summary
Lititz Sign Co. received partial approval to vary sign rules for a future Dollar Tree at 6520 Carlisle Pike; the board cited Section 503.10 on permitted signs in the C‑3 district and approved the application in part after hearing testimony about placement, safety and visibility.
Lititz Sign Co. received partial approval from the Silver Spring Township Zoning Hearing Board for requested signage at the future Dollar Tree at 6520 Carlisle Pike.
The application (Variance 2025‑14) sought relief from Section 503.10 of the township zoning ordinance, which permits a maximum of two flat wall signs and caps sign size at 1.5 square feet per lineal foot of storefront (up to 75 sq ft per sign, 150 sq ft total). The property is in the Community Commercial (C‑3) zone; the landowner is THF Silver Spring Development. Jake Bowman and Brian Robinson represented Lititz Sign Co. at the hearing and presented testimony addressing the proposed sign locations, visibility and safety considerations. Zoning Hearing Officer Chelsea Leiby confirmed that notice requirements were met.
No public comment was offered. After executive session for quasi‑judicial deliberations, Vice‑Chairman Richard Maffett moved to approve the application in part; James Hall seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The board did not record additional public conditions in the transcript; final sign dimensions and permits will be resolved through the township's administrative process.
