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Commission backs zoning changes to allow and regulate feather signs
Summary
The commission adopted zoning text amendment TA2026-0001 to remove feather signs from prohibited lists and add standards similar to banner signs, following city council direction; staff recommended adoption and said the action is exempt under CEQA general rule or Class 11.
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The Lompoc Planning Commission voted to adopt amendments to Chapter 17.316 of the municipal code to regulate feather signs and add specific standards, moving the proposed changes on to the city council with a favorable recommendation.
City staff said the amendment (TA2026-0001) removes feather signs from the prohibited list, adds standards to table 17.316.0.70(a) and creates a new subsection providing additional standards. Staff noted the changes follow city council direction from June 16, 2026, and that the action is exempt from further environmental review under the general rule or Class 11. Staff recommended adoption or other direction.
Commissioners discussed prior versions of the amendment, which staff said were originally limited in scope when they were considered earlier in the year (February/April). No members of the public rose to comment. Chair moved to adopt Resolution No. 103726; Chair announced the motion passed 4-0-1.
The change will allow feather signs under specified limits similar to banner signs; staff directed that any remaining details be handled in ordinance language or administrative standards moving forward.
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