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CC Work Session 2.3. <br />Meeting Date: 04/26/2022 <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Review Ordinance Amending Digital Display Billboard Regulations <br />Purpose/Background: <br />The purpose of this case is to finalize direction on the ordinance language prior to holding a public hearing on the <br />amendment. The public hearing is planned for the May Planning Commission meeting. Additionally, an Open <br />House has been scheduled for 5:30-6:30 p.m. prior to the May Planning Commission meeting to provide the public <br />an opportunity to learn more about the consideration. <br />The City Council, Planning Commission and EDA have all reviewed and provided input at various stages of this <br />consideration. The EDA has also supported terms of a lease with a private company to construct a digital billboard <br />on City owned land. The lease is attached to the case for reference. The City Council will consider the lease in June <br />in conjunction with the ordinance amendment. <br />There remain discrepancies between what has been supported by the EDA and the Planning Commission. The <br />ordinance in its current draft provides a size limit of 700 sq. ft., however, the Planning Commission discussed a <br />smaller size of 400 sq. ft. Additionally, the terms of the lease identify a seven (7) duration for the ad to be <br />displayed. The Planning Commission has supported no shorter than eight (8) seconds. <br />Additional observations by staff include the following: <br />• For spacing, current regulations state no closer than two (2) miles from each other with a total number <br />allowed of three (3). Depending on the location of a sign near the midway point of the Highway 10 corridor, <br />three signs may not be able to meet regulations. <br />• For setbacks, current regulations state the setback must meet principal structure setbacks. This would require <br />a 35 foot setback from the front property line. <br />• For site restrictions, current regulations would not allow a sign to be placed on a site with a building already <br />located on it. This would limit signs to only vacant parcels. <br />Timeframe: <br />Funding Source: <br />Staff is handling this case as part of regular duties. WSB & Associates helped draft the ordinance, but has not had <br />recent input on the case. <br />Responsible Party(ies): <br />Outcome: <br />Provide direction to staff for any adjustments to the language prior to advertising for a public hearing at the May <br />26, 2022 Planning Commission meeting. <br />Specifically, staff is seeking direction on sign size limitation, ad display duration, spacing requirements, setback <br />requirements and site restrictions. <br />Attachments <br />
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