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LDC Amendment — Off-Site Signs (Billboards), Section 4.4.5

Description

A proposed code change to let billboard bases sit within the 15-foot interior setback on commercial and industrial lots, with recorded easements for any overhang. Staff asked for more height analysis before voting.

Impact summary

Could allow billboards closer to property lines across commercial and industrial corridors countywide; staff estimate only a modest increase in sign counts due to the 1,000-foot spacing rule.

Applicant

Name: Todd Rudnianyn on behalf of International Property Services

At a glance

Hearings: 1
Public comments: 0
Total mentions: 1

Recorded in the meeting · County Commission

Discussed

Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 22, 2026.

Meeting timeline (1)

Oct 22, 2026

Board of County Commissioners Public Hearing Meeting — October 22, 2026

Related issues (1)

Billboard and off-site sign regulations

The proposed change lets billboard structures sit closer to shared property lines if the neighbor agrees and an easement covers any overhang. Supporters say it allows more sensible sign placement without increasing billboard density; critics, including county staff, worry it expands eligible land for signs ahead of a broader sign code rewrite.

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