Planning Commission Minutes 2020 03 12

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Planning Commission Meeting Minutes March 12t", 2020 Page 3 of 8 would effect that area. The updated sign code required limited hours for illumination in relation to residential areas. Hoefner asked if staff thought that the South Boulder Road sign would be disruptive if it were on all the time. Zuccaro replied that he was not aware of a direct impact to any residential property due to the location on the sign. Diehl asked if the other property owners had agreed to this design. Zuccaro replied that they had and the applicant supplied letters from them that were in the staff packet. Rice asked if the PUD applied to all three properties. Zuccaro replied that it did. Rice asked if the other sign owners had to amend this PUD again to change their signage. Zuccaro replied that they would have to amend their PUDs to change their signs. Rice asked if the only part of the monument signs that were illuminated were the logos and the letters. Zuccaro confirmed and stated that there was a note on the PUD to that effect. Rice stated that the Commission had not been in favor of fully illuminated signage. Zuccaro stated that the only fully illuminated signs were the menu boards, on the inside of the property and with timing restrictions. Diehl asked if the panel would be internally illuminated. Zuccaro confirmed that they would be internally illuminated. Williams asked what parts of the Jiffy Lube sign would be illuminated. Zuccaro replied that the logo and letters would be illuminated and the back would not be. Robert Kearney, 549 4'" St, Berthoud, Colorado, owner of Speedy Sparkle, acknowledge Zuccaro accurately described the proposal and is ready to entertain questions. Williams thanked Mr. Kearney for working with the Commission and for sticking with the long process. She thought the proposal was a great collaboration with the other property owners.