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Committee considers relaxing construction fencing rules to allow project renderings
Summary
After seeing examples of renderings and graphics on construction screens near major projects, the committee asked staff to explore whether the current green/black windscreens should be updated to permit approved renderings to market projects and soften construction visuals.
Committee members discussed construction fencing standards after staff showed examples of rendered graphics used at nearby projects. Current Lighthouse Point code limits construction windscreens to green or black, but members said renderings that advertise "coming soon" or show project images can improve wayfinding and market job opportunities.
Staff noted that Dania Beach and Oakland Park have more permissive approaches—Dania Beach sets coverage limits on arterials and smaller roads, while Oakland Park encourages murals and approves designs through commission review. The committee asked staff to assemble code excerpts and examples for the next session to determine whether to recommend code updates.
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