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Warrens board moves to rewrite sign ordinance, reviews two Main Street sign disputes
Summary
Trustees discussed rewriting the 2022 sign ordinance, assigned two trustees to draft revisions, and reviewed a non-compliant advertising sign at 112 Main St. (Mid-State Garage) and a prior request from Bill's Heating.
The Village of Warrens Board of Trustees discussed possible wholesale updates to its 2022 sign ordinance and assigned Trustees Terri and Alana to collaborate on drafting revised rules. The board discussed how to address sign distances and the number and size of signs allowed, with staff to propose specific language for future consideration.
The agenda called out a non-compliant advertising sign installed by Mid-State Garage at 112 Main St. (noted in the agenda text as beyond the ordinance's 8-mile limit). The board also reviewed a past request from Bill's Heating (listed as approximately 3.1 miles away in the agenda text). The agenda indicates that "Jason will contact Joe Minney" about the Mid-State sign; the board did not record a formal enforcement action at the Feb. 4 meeting.
A public commenter had raised a separate concern about political signs on Oakwood Street; the board noted the complaint and bundled signage issues with the planned ordinance revisions.
