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Commission approves relocation of small sign already in floodplain
Summary
The Woodstock Conservation Commission voted to approve moving an existing lantern-style sign across a driveway at 11 College Hills after staff said the floodplain coordinator had reviewed the change and raised no objection.
The Woodstock Conservation Commission voted to approve a request to relocate an existing lantern-style sign across a driveway at 11 College Hills after staff said the change did not increase the sign's encroachment into the floodplain.
Staff member said the floodplain coordinator had reviewed the proposal and "is fine with it," and Commissioner (Committee member 2) moved to accept the relocation. The motion was seconded and carried by voice vote. Commissioners noted that the sign was already located in the floodplain and that the proposal would move it a short distance across the driveway rather than expand the footprint.
Commissioners also discussed that no additional square footage was being added and that the work appeared limited to enclosing an existing breezeway in another part of the same property. Staff flagged standard sediment- and erosion-control measures for construction activity, and members encouraged applicants to follow those measures while work was under way.
