Board flags ambiguity over electronic/LED signs in code
Summary
Members debated whether LED/LCD electronic signs are excluded or allowed in certain districts and agreed to pull the exact code language into the application guidance for clarity.
Brief but pointed exchanges centered on whether electronic signs and monitors should be excluded from applications. Speaker 4 stated that LED and LCD displays were not permitted under one reading of the rules, and other participants urged pulling the specific code language into the application so applicants and staff understand the allowance or exclusion.
"They're they're not permitted. LED, LCD, and the, shall not be permitted," Speaker 4 said during the exchange. Later, another board member read a different passage noting that "neon LCD LED signs may be permitted in Nonresidential district," illustrating that the code's prescriptive language needs to be surfaced in the application.
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