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<br /> MINUTES <br /> <br /> PLANNING COMMISSION <br /> <br /> OCTOBE1214, 201.0 <br /> Scott Loggie, LeRoy Signs, appeared before the Conmiission and <br /> indicated that they will comply with the City Planner's reconnnendations. <br /> Duray asked about the requirement that the monument sign meet the <br /> City's five foot setback Loggie reported that they would locate property <br /> lines and ensure that the monument sign met this setback 'The City <br /> Planner indicated that it appears there is sufficient room on the property to <br /> comply with the 5 foot setback. <br /> Duray noted that the building signs would be mowlted on raceways. He <br /> asked if they would be similar in design. Loggie indicated that the signs <br /> would be similar. He also noted that mounting the signs on raceways <br /> would minimize the number of holes that would have to be made in the <br /> building, especially as tenants move in and out. He indicated that the <br /> signs would have internally lit letters. Duray indicated that that he would <br /> like to see the wall signage somewhat uniform. <br /> Fischer asked if the monument sign would be internally or externally lit. <br /> Loggie replied that this decision has not yet been made. The City Plaimer <br /> noted that if the monument sign is internally lit, if the background is <br /> lighter than the letters only the lettering can be lit. But if the background <br /> is darker than the lettering, only the background can be lit. <br /> Duray asked about the lighting of "The Village At Little Canada" lettering <br /> that will be mounted on the building. Loggie replied that flood lighting <br /> will illuminate that signage. <br /> Fischer asked for clarification about the individual raceway signs, <br /> inquiring if these signs would be about flee same size and shape, but if <br /> fonts a~ld colors would be left to the discretion of the tenant T'he City <br /> Planner indicated that the intent is that this signage should be reasonably <br /> compatible in scale and size, but that each business would be able to use <br /> its own corporate identify scheme. The Planner again stated that the <br /> signage met the requirements of the Architectural Guidelines. <br /> Barraclough recommended approval of the P1JD Permit for <br /> Comprehensive Sigu Plan for 125 West Little Canada Road, The Village <br /> at Little Canada, subject to compliance with the recommendations of the <br /> City Planner as outlined in his report dated September 28, 2010. <br /> Motion seconded by Fischer. <br /> Motion carried 4 - 0. <br /> -2- <br /> <br />