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• Planning Commission Resolution No.484-96 <br /> November 20, 1996 <br /> Page 4 <br /> 4. For the signs at the driveway entrances, no more than 3/4 of the sign wall may be <br /> used for wording(i.e. that portion of the wall face which is 10 feet x 15 feet) as <br /> measured using rectangles around each business's name and the shopping center's <br /> name. Letters shall not exceed 1 foot 6 inches in height. No wording may appear <br /> on the wall extensions. All lettering for tenants names shall be uniform color <br /> except that a corporate color scheme integral to the identity of the company may <br /> be used. The lettering for the name of the shopping center may be the same color <br /> or a contrasting color. Lettering may be internally illuminated or the sign may <br /> have indirect illumination from ground lighting. Any ground lighting shall be <br /> shielded so light rays are directed to the sign, but the light source is not visible to <br /> the street or parking area. <br /> 5. Signage shall be limited to the name of individual businesses and the name of the <br /> shopping center. A portion of the sign face shall be used for the shopping center <br /> name. <br /> 6. The design of the sign to be installed at the intersection of Long Lake Road and <br /> • Highway 10 shall be coordinated with the design of the bridge and be located <br /> outside the required sight lines for the Highway 10/Long Lake Road intersection. <br /> This variance allows for 145 square feet of sign area to be used for wording, not to <br /> exceed 10 feet high, of which a portion shall be used for the name of the shopping <br /> center. The City shall determine the height and length of the wall and its <br /> placement, in consultation with the applicant, as long as the sign area allowed by <br /> this variance is accommodated. If the applicant desires to display signage on the <br /> wall, the applicant shall be responsible for the cost of constructing up to 280 <br /> square feet of wall at this location, unless an alternative funding arrangement with <br /> the City is approved by the City Council. <br /> Adopted this 20th day of November, 1996. <br /> Jerry Peters_e Chairman <br /> ATTEST: <br /> POLU<AA, <br /> Pamela Sheldon <br /> Community Development Director <br /> (SEAL) <br /> • c:\wpdocs\devcases\462-96pc.re2 <br />