The store has
applied for an additional wall sign on the rear of the building facing
Ga. Highway 314. The building has customer entrances there and on the
side facing Ga. Highway 85.
The sign in
question, which would measure approximately 33 square feet, was denied
permits a business in a planned center to have a single wall sign.
According to
city staff, the store's existing sign exceeds the current allowable size
for signage, which is 5 percent of the total wall footage. The city's
sign ordinance was recently revised after several months of discussion
and study.
The additional
sign would exceed the limits of both the previous and existing sign ordinances,
staff reported.
A corporate
representative of Original Mattress Factory was present at Monday night's
council meeting and said that the store needs the additional signage on
the Hwy. 314 side, and that management is willing to make concessions
and even reduce the size of the existing sign if necessary to get approval
for the new one.
Council agreed
that postponing the issue until the next meeting could give both parties
enough time to come to a resolution.
Monroe Roark







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