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Zoning board clears interchangeable backlit sign for EXP building at 9900 Berwyn
Summary
The Rosemont zoning board unanimously approved a sign variance Sept. 16 to allow a backlit, interchangeable wall sign on the EXP building at 9900 Berwyn so the display can change for events.
The Special Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a sign variance for the proposed EXP building at 9900 Berwyn on Sept. 16, allowing a backlit interchangeable wall sign so the building's sign can change with current event displays. Chairman Ron Holtman explained the variance request to the board.
The motion to approve the sign variance was made by Christopher Stephens and seconded by Augie Sansone Jr.; the minutes record a unanimous vote. The minutes do not specify design details, lighting specifications, or any time-of-day limits tied to the sign variance; no conditions were recorded in the meeting minutes.
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