Tradition Master Sign Program, Amendment 8
Description
Adds sign standards for the jobs corridor's huge warehouse buildings and a fairer way to calculate sign area — approved with a condition fixing a monument-sign height typo to 9.5 feet before council.
Impact summary
Businesses in the jobs corridor get signage sized for big distribution buildings and more design flexibility.
Applicant
- Name
- Steve Garrett, Lucido and Associates (owner Mattamy Palm Beach)
- Address
- West of I-95, east of Range Line Road, south of Crosstown Parkway
At a glance
- Hearings
- 3
- Public comments
- 0
- Total mentions
- 3
Last vote · City Council
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 26, 2026.
Meeting timeline (3)
City Council — October 26, 2026
Both the City Center PUD amendment (Ordinance 26-100) and the sign program amendment (Ordinance 26-98) were tabled to a date uncertain.
City Council — July 13, 2026
Eighth amendment to the master sign program for the Tradition development.
Planning and Zoning Board — June 2, 2026
Adds sign standards for the jobs corridor's huge warehouse buildings and a fairer way to calculate sign area — approved with a condition fixing a monument-sign height typo to 9.5 feet before council.
Related issues (2)
Tradition MPUD Amendment and Proposed Commercial/Gas Station Use
A 9.48-acre parcel at Crosstown and Fairgreen could flip from residential (106 townhomes by right) to commercial, and neighbors fear a gas station, cut-through traffic and lost privacy. The council tabled it to June 22 while the city attorney researches whether they can restrict uses.
Tradition DRI development order amendment
After months of opposition from Southgate-area residents, the council finalized the Tradition MPUD amendment converting 9.4 acres from residential to commercial, with a hard ban on any gas station on Parcel 11A plus fencing and wall conditions to buffer the neighborhood.
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