Planning commission approves larger wall signage for Rollhouse site at 6170 Brant Pike

The Huber Heights Planning Commission voted 4–0 to approve a minor change allowing larger wall signage for a Rollhouse entertainment/bowling facility at 6170 Brant Pike. The motion to approve Case MC‑25266 was read into the record in accordance with staff’s memorandum dated 12/02/2025 and carried on a roll call vote.

Planning staff described the request as two wall signs and three wall graphics totaling about 832 square feet on a building set well back from Brant Pike. “Staff recommends approval of the minor change as submitted,” said Aaron Sorrell, the planning staff presenter, noting the proposed sign areas were proportional to the building and below comparable code ratios used on similar projects. Applicant Craig Lee Masters, owner of Graphic Detail Inc., said the larger size was necessary because “the reason for the added size is the distance from the road,” and added the signs will be non‑internally lit dimensional letters bolted to the wall.

Commissioner questions focused on branding and whether the name on the sign should identify the Huber Heights location. The applicant said Rollhouse is a brand that remakes older bowling alleys into family entertainment centers and that final branding decisions are made by the owner/operator. The applicant was told to submit a sign permit application to the city for final permitting; staff confirmed the permit process will follow the Planning Commission approval.