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Home My WebLink About101190 Min Ag Packet . '~:iWCity of Port Townse! . . e e Planning Commission 540 Water St., Port Townsend, WA 98368 206/385-3000 Meeting of october 11, 1990 sign Code Hearing I. Chairman Ron Kosec called the meeting to order at 7:40 p.m. Other members present were Lois Sherwood, Karen Erickson and Sally McDole. Also present was Michael Hildt Planning and Building Director. II. Reading and Approval of Minutes from Previous Meeting Ms. Erickson moved to approve the minutes of september 20, and September 27, 1990. Ms. Sherwood seconded and all were in favor. III. Communications Mr. Hildt reviewed the information in the Planning commission packets. (see attached list of information distributed) Jim Tavernakis joined the commission at this time. IV. Old Business - Sign Code Mr. Kosec stated that the original Public Hearing of November 15, 1989, on the sign code, was continued. Mr. Hildt reviewed the reasons for the need of an updated sign code: update inconsistencies in the code, provide consistency with the gateway plan, address sandwich board sign question, address nonconforming signs and more. The Planning commission has been addressing the sign code for over an year. The Commission watched a short video of existing sandwich board signs in the downtown area. Ann Landis, representing the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC), suggested that the draft make it clear that the HPC will review signs in the Historic District. She stated the HPC would like to have clear guidelines concerning neon signs. She also stated that it might be necessary to place a moratorium on sandwich board signs until the issue is resolved. Patricia Warren, Jefferson County Historical Society, presented some proposed revisions to the code. She suggested that some fine tuning of the wording may be necessary for easy interpretation. -..," . >tjt ..... f- . e e - e Tom Beavers presented his feeling on amortization of nonconforming signs. He stated that it is unfair for the business owner to pay for the requirement the city imposes. He also stated that it will be difficult to enforce the removal of real estate signs after the closing of a sale. He stated that 7-days would be more appropriate. Ken Webb, po-owner of the sidewalk tours business, stated that his only source of downtown advertising is the sandwich board sign, and the sandwich board accounts for the bulk of his business. He stated that loosing the sandwich board would be a financial burden to his business. Gary Kaiser stated that he reviewed the existing and the proposed sign ordinance and felt that the existing ordinance was easier to interpret. Julie Lanza stated that she would like to have a sign downtown listing the uptown businesses. Robin Bergstrom stated that his sandwich board signs causes him a great increase in business. Bob Sokol stated tourists like the downtown business district and sandwich boards are part of the downtown. The sandwich board signs should be fine with owner liability, safety features, and design review. There is historic precedence for sandwich board signs. He also stated that signs with poles that were similar to described monument signs should be allowed, those that meet the parameters of a monument sign but do not have a solid base. John McGinn stated his concern for the leakage of our community to larger cities. He stated that larger city businesses can operate on smaller profit, and if a change in ordinance causes a need for a new sign the city should provide financial help. Sherri RObison, Mainstreet Director, submitted written comments from the Mainstreet Board of Directors on the sign code. The board would like to present an alternative to eliminating sandwich board signs. Mainstreet proposed drafting specific guidelines to better regulate the sandwich boards. Tom Beavers stated open house real estate signs should be allowed in the right-of-way during specified hours. Public testimony was closed. Mr. Hildt responded to some of the questions from the testimony. Mural signs are considered wall signs. To receive approval of a mural sign would require review by the Historic Preservation commission. The proposed code would exempt existing mural signs. The draft allows some two-pole signs in the gateway area. The draft code was intended to be easy to interpret. ..r- . ... ... . e i I I I I I I i I I l_ e if< e e Planning Commission Meeting of October 11, 1990 Page 3 of 5 Mr. Beavers asked Mr. Hildt if there was any provision for compensation for the cost of a new sign. Mr. Hildt responded that a balance is being struck between public process and personal business. Some discussion followed over the requirement for the removal of real es.tate signs within 48 hours of closing of sale. Mr. Beavers again suggested a 7-day period. Mr. Tavernakis stated that the amortization is similar to a schedule one might submit to the IRS and felt comfortable with the schedule in the draft. Mr. Tavernakis also stated that real estate signs could be removed within 48 hours from the closing of the sale and recorded at the county. Some discussion followed over ways to limit real estate signs. Ms. Sherwood stated that the commission had discussed removing the right to allow sold signs on real estate signs. Mr. Tavernakis stated that five business days fits with the intent and that the closing of sale should be defined as when the sale is recorded at the county. The commission agreed to amend the code to allow real estate signs up to 5 business days from closing. Ms. Sherwood asked why neon signs get preference in allowed size. Mr. Hildt stated that the section Ms. Sherwood was referencing stated that the 12 square feet allowed as neon signs would be a part of the total 40 feet allowed. Some comment from the audience was directed toward the commission concerning neon signs. The Historic design guidelines prohibit neon signs. Ms. Erickson expressed concern over the 100 square feet allowed for a business without a building. She felt this size could be reduced. Some discussion followed. Ms. Sherwood stated that she would like to see some uniformity in the size of signs. Ms. Erickson suggested that any outdoor business should get 40 square feet regardless of the location. Ms. McDole brought up the issue of the sandwich board signs. She stated that the sidewalks are shared with a lot of people, paper boxes, garbage cans, trees. Some discussion followed. Ms. McDole stated that she feels the sandwich board signs should be eliminated. Ms. Sherwood stated that no viable proposal to preserve the sandwich board signs had been presented. Ms. McDole stated that she would stand by her original motion to eliminate sandwich board signs. Mr. Tavernakis stated that the uptown may bring up issue with the city council to construct an uptown district sign in the downtown area. He suggested that the draft sign ordinance include the power of the City Council to use discretion to allow district signs. Some discussion followed over the government signs and the square footage allowed in the historic district. . ...' - e e .' " . e ... II Planning Commission Meeting of october 11, 1990 Page 4 of 5 Some discussion followed over banners and the possible elimination of the "handmade" from the classification of banners. Mr. Hildt stated the intent was to allow the decorative signs but not advertising banners. Some suggested changes were made to the wording of decorative banner. The commission discussed the practical application of using the code in the historic district. Ms. Sherwood stated that there is a discrepancy in the size of government signs depending on the district. The commission agreed that gove.rnment signs should all be 32 feet. Mr. Kosec pointed out that identification sign should be defined. Some discussion followed. Ms. Sherwood moved to adopt the draft with the suggested amendments and recommend to City council the approval of the sign Code. Ms. McDole seconded. Discussion. Ms. Erickson asked the commission if the uptown district were to be allowed an uptown district sign. Mr. Tavernakis stated that a separate consideration of allowing an uptown district sign by the City Council. A roll call vote was taken and all were in favor. B. Doug and Nancy Lamy, conditional Use Permit Appl., 8912-07 Some discussion followed over the need to continue do to the waterfront plan and the extension of the interim control ordinance. Mr. Tavernakis moved to continue the Lamy application to the meeting of January 10, 1991. Ms. McDole seconded and all were in favor. v. New Business A. Conditional Use Permit Application, 9010-01, Herbert and Jean Herrington was scheduled for December 13, 1990 with Carman/Sherwood on committee. B. variance Application, 9010-02, David Colbert was scheduled for October 25, 1990 with Sherwood/Erickson on committee. Some discussion followed over the proposed Porter short plat. Some discussion followed over some possible short plat amendments. . II e e e .. .. . e .. Planning commission Meeting of october 11, 1990 Page 5 of 5 Ms. McDole told the commission that she would not be attending the meeting of November 29, 1990. Some discussion followed over inviting Jim Roberts to join the Commission. Some discussion followed over the scheduling of the Urban Waterfront Plan. VI. Next Scheduled Meetings October 25. 1990 A. Port Townsend Business park, Rezone (McDole/Carman) B. David Colbert, Variance (Sherwood/Erickson) November 8. 1990 A. Vantage Homes Inc., Short Plat, (Tavernakis/Sherwood) B. Karen and Jeff Porter, Short Plat, continued from September 27, 1990 (Tavernakis/Erickson) November 19. 1990 A. Joint Public Hearing: Draft ordinances for Waterfront Plan (City Council and planning commission) November 29, 1990 A. Planning commission Recommendation Issued on Draft Ordinances Waterfront Plan Decemþer 13, 1990 A. Herbert and Jean Herrington, (Carman/Sherwood) Condi tional Use permi t January 10. 1990 A. Doug and Nancy Lamy, Conditional Use Permit VII. The meeting was adjourned at 9:25. Darlene Bloomfield planning Commission Secretary .¡ ... ~ , · ; City of Port Townse! e . Planning Commission 540 Water St., Port Townsend, WA 98368 206/385-3000 AGENDA Regular Meeting October 11, 1990 I. ROLLCALL-------------------------------------------7:3OP.M. II. READING AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM PREVIOUS MEETING III. COMMUNICATIONS: - j\lt..£ì'Uo ¡::{2oM DAVE i!ff..' W()¡eKSHòP.s d l\A-f'...,.Vo k - L~7Té7<.. F~I< G~/"1"" f.ß-VI-evve. r"- -....-. ,J A. current mail IV. OLD BUSINESS: e A. Sign Code 1. Staff Review 2. Public Testimony 3. Commission Discussion 4. Commission Recomendation f!.ec. A-fp roJA\. FJi~,^,}'S v.J¡~ ~ B. Conditional Use Permit, 8912-07, 1. commission Discussion Doug and Nancy Lamy {2e.- S0~\'u;J 0r ~ A V'- \ 0. V. NEW BUSINESS A. Conditional Use permi~~cation, 9010-01, Herbert & Jean Herrington ~ Scheduled: ~ 13, 1990 committee: Carman/Sherwood B. Variance Application, 9010-02, David J. Colbert Scheduled: october 25. 1990 Committee: Sherwood/Erickson e .,I " '" .. .., fa e e - e VI. ANNOUNCEMENTS: A. Next Scheduled Meetings: 1. October 25. 1990 a. Port Townsend (McDole/carman) Rezone Business Park, b. David Colbert, Variance (Sherwood/Erickson) 2. November 8. 1990 a. Vantage Homes Inc., Short Plat, 9009-03 (Tavernakis/Sherwood) b. 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