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Commission approves conditional-use permit for billboard (Resolution 2026-26)
Summary
The Marion County Commission approved Resolution 2026-26, granting a conditional use permit for a 5x10-foot billboard on private property in Section 15, Township 20 South, Range 2 East, subject to setbacks, structural maintenance and a 30-day repair timeline for damage.
The commission voted to approve a conditional use permit and passed Resolution 2026-26 for a billboard sign on private property in Section 15, Township 20 South, Range 2 East in Marion County.
Planning staff described the application (agent Brady Abrahams on behalf of the Lloyd Funk Trust) and the planning commission—onditions: a minimum 10-foot setback from property boundaries, required clearance from electrical power lines, structural soundness and a requirement to repair or replace damaged sign parts within 30 days. The application was for a 5-foot-by-10-foot billboard mounted on 6x6 posts.
"The resolution does say billboard sign, and that's what the application was for," said planning staff (speaker 4). The board moved, seconded and approved the resolution by voice vote.
The planning staff indicated the sign does not require a state (KDOT) permit because it is not on a state or federal highway; it requires only county permitting and compliance with the listed conditions.
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