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Planning commission flags several concerns in sign ordinance worksheet
Summary
The commission reviewed a worksheet on the sign ordinance and identified issues including definitions, sign-size limits, apartment signage language, projecting-sign heights, movable materials on signs, and sponsorship visibility on murals; Assistant Solicitor Sam Craley asked members to review a three-page worksheet ahead of Oct. 20.
At its Sept. 15 meeting the Red Lion Borough Planning Commission reviewed a worksheet on updates to the borough sign ordinance and identified a series of technical and policy concerns.
The minutes list the committee's highlighted issues: definitions and terminology; sign size specifications; wording used for signage on apartment complexes; limits on 'no trespassing' language; extension height of projecting signs; movement of material on signs; and sponsorship visibility on murals around the borough. These items were discussed as points for clarification rather than items put to formal vote.
Assistant Solicitor Sam Craley is recorded in the minutes as requesting that members review the three-page worksheet to ensure consistency with recent ordinance changes. The minutes instruct members to bring any questions or comments to the next meeting scheduled for Oct. 20, 2025.
No motions or votes on ordinance text were recorded in the minutes; the item remains under committee review.
