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Planning board approves Sodus code rewrite clarifying political and temporary signs
Summary
The Wayne County Planning Board approved a Town of Sodus text amendment that reorganizes the code and clarifies uses for political and temporary signage, finding few substantive changes from the prior law.
The Wayne County Planning Board on May 27 approved a reorganization of the Town of Sodus zoning code aimed primarily at clarifying allowable uses for political and temporary signage. Planner Eli Levine said the amended version "is reorganized and structured to flow nicer than the previous code," and Executive Director Brian Pincelli told the board there were "very few differences to the new amended law."
Board members voted to approve the referral; Mr. Guthrie moved for approval and Mr. Conklin seconded. The action was recorded as an approval by the board with no recorded nays. The change is intended to make existing signage rules clearer for town staff and applicants, according to county planners.
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