Trustees approve sign-code changes to allow larger monument and temporary signs
Brimfield trustees unanimously approved amendments to Chapter 7 of the sign code that standardize many monument and temporary signs at 32 square feet to reduce variances and improve roadway visibility; the zoning commission and regional planning supported the changes.
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Trustees voted unanimously Sept. 3 to approve amendments to Chapter 7 of the township sign code, a package of revisions zoning staff said will reduce the number of variances and make temporary and monument signage more visible from roadways. Zoning presenter Mike Lad told the board the most visible change was aligning many sign allowances around a 32-square-foot standard instead of the smaller limits previously used.
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