HomeMy WebLinkAboutMin - Board of Adjustment - 1989 - 10/10 - RegularALLEN SIGN CONTROL BOARD
REGULAR MEETING
OCTOBER 10, 1989
ATTENDANCE:
Board Members Present:
George Chrisman, Chairman
Randall Leverett
Terri Hall
Board Members Absent:
Gary Crowe
City Staff Present:
Joseph Del Ferro, Environmental Health Inspector
Sally Leeper, Secretary
CALL TO ORDER:
The Allen Sign Control Board was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Chairman
Chrisman at the Allen Municipal Annex, City Council Chambers, One Butler Circle,
Allen, Texas.
Chairman Chrisman advised the Board that Valree' Cox had resigned her position
due to a conflict with new employment.
Election of Officers (Agenda Item II)
Chairman Chrisman read the agenda item into the record as follows:
"Election of Officers: Chairman, Vice -Chairman, Secretary."
The Board discussed the fact that they would prefer to hold officer elections when
they have a full complement of members in attendance.
MOTION: Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to table Agenda
Item II until the November regular scheduled meeting.
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Approve Minutes
August 8, 1989 (Agenda Item III)
Chairman Chrisman read the agenda item into the record as follows:
"Approve minutes of August 8, 1989, Regular meeting."
MOTION: Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to approve the
minutes of August 8, 1989, as presented.
Approve Minutes
September 12, 1989 (Agenda Item IV)
Chairman Chrisman read the agenda item into the record as follows:
"Approve minutes of September 12, 1989, Regular meeting."
MOTION: Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to approve the
minutes of September 12, 1989, as presented.
Renewal
775 Livingston - Fox & Jacobs (Agenda Item V)
Chairman Chrisman read the agenda item into the record as follows:
"Consider 1st renewal of Class 4 Temporary Promotional Sign located at 775
Livingston for Fox & Jacobs Homes."
MOTION: Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to approve the
first renewal for Class 4 sign for Fox & Jacobs.
Renewal
Bass Development Company (Agenda Item VI)
Chairman Chrisman read the agenda item into the record as follows:
"Consider 1st renewal of Class 4 Temporary Promotional Sign located at the
corner of Sycamore Creek and Fountain Gate for Bass Development
Company."
MOTION: Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to approve the
first renewal of Class 4 sign for Bass Development Company.
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Renewals
Wood Sign Company (Agenda Item VII and VIII)
Chairman Chrisman read the agenda items into the record as follows:
"Consider 1st renewal of Class 4 Temporary Promotional Sign located south
of S.H. 121 and west of Shelby Drive for Wood Sign Company."
"Consider 1st renewal of Class 4 Temporary Promotional Sign located south
of Shelby Drive and west of U.S. 75 for Wood Sign Company."
MOTION: Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to approve the
renewal of Class 4 signs for Wood Sign Company in Agenda Items VII
and VIII.
Renewal
F.M. 2170 Limited Partnership (Agenda Item IX)
Chairman Chrisman read the agenda item into the record as follows:
"Consider 1st renewal of Class 4 Temporary Promotional Sign located at the
northwest corner of F.M. 2170 and U.S. 75 for F.M. 2170 Limited Partner-
ship (The Woods).
MOTION: Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to approve the
renewal of the off-site sign for The Woods Development.
Renewal
Ike Harris & Company (Agenda Item X)
Chairman Chrisman read the agenda item into the record as follows:
"Consider 1st renewal of Class 4 Temporary Promotional Sign located at the
northeast corner of Bethany and Livingston Drive for Ike Harris & Company
(Heritage Park)."
MOTION: Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to approve the
renewal of Class 4 sign for Ike Harris & Company.
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Renewal
(F.M. 2170 Limited Partnership (Agenda Item XI)
Chairman Chrisman read the agenda item into the record as follows:
"Consider 3rd renewal of Class 4 Temporary Promotional Sign located at The
Woods development site on F.M. 2170 for F.M. 2170 Limited Partnership."
MOTION: Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to approve the
renewal of Class 4 sign for F.M. 2170 Limited Partnership located at
The Woods development.
Other Business:
Mr. Del Ferro reported that four Class 4 signs have been permitted during August
and September of 1989.
The Board reviewed the previously discussed issue of adding text to the Political
Sign section of the Sign Regulations Ordinance that would indicate that these signs
could not be placed in the medians and the consensus was that the wording should
be taken from the Weekend Directional Signs section and added to the Political Sign
section.
MOTION: Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to recommend to
the City Council that additional text be added to the Political Sign
section of the Sign Regulations Ordinance indicating that these signs
are not allowed in street medians, and that the wording be consistent
with that used in the Temporary Weekend Directional Signs section.
The Board discussed a letter received from Business Management Systems
regarding a desire for fewer restrictions on banners. Discussion was held
regarding these requirements. Board Member Leverett stated that he has reviewed
the ordinance with regard to banners in the past, and does not feel there is any
need to change it at this time as the present ordinance allows proper control. He
suggested that the usefulness and effectiveness of a banner is over after two
weeks.
Chairman Chrisman stated that he realized it was difficult to monitor and control
the banners; however, they tend to become worn looking very quickly. He would
not be encouraged to expand the time period that a banner could be allowed.
Board Member Leverett added that he feels that banners are very effective as they
are designed to be used at this time. He suggested the possibility of allowing
banners for a two-week period every 90 days, split one week at a time. He
suggested that the problem referenced in the letter from Business Management
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Systems regarding their tax season need for additional advertising would be no
different from retailers who earn most of their income at Chrismas time.
It was the consensus of the Board that no recommendation be made at this time
for a change in the Class 4 Banner section.
Adjourn:
MOTION:
Upon a motion by Board Member Leverett and a second by Board
Member Hall, the Board voted 3 FOR and 0 OPPOSED to adjourn the
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