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31A - VARIANCE NO. 2010-03 - 2130 E. SEVENTEENTH ST
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Variance No. 2010-03 <br />July 26, 2010 <br />Page 2 <br />Proiect DescrlDtion <br />The applicant is requesting a variance from Section 41-862(a) to allow the installation of a new <br />freestanding monument sign at a secondary access point to the shopping center along Tustin <br />Avenue. The sign will be approximately seven feet in height and will include three tenant face panels <br />per side (Exhibit 5). The proposed signs will draw on the materials and form of sculptural artwork and <br />landscaping as part of the existing shopping center and will feature decorative concrete, stone and <br />iron in vertical forms to match the theme and style of the existing development. <br />In addition to this request, the applicant will be increasing the sign face area of an existing <br />freestanding monument sign along Seventeenth Street to 45 square feet as permitted by code <br />(Exhibit 6). This component of the application does not require any discretionary action and is not the <br />subject of the variance request. <br />Analysis of the Issues <br />The Zoning ordinance of the SAMC provides for the regulation of on-premise signs, such as those <br />found at the Centre on Seventeenth. The purpose of regulating signs is to preserve the quality of the <br />visual environment by preventing sign clutter; to ensure that businesses have adequate signage to <br />promote successful commerce; and to provide for public safety by disallowing signs that may distract <br />drivers or impede the use of sidewalks. In this case the applicant is requesting to construct one <br />additional sign in exceedance of the total allowed under SAMC Section 41-862(a) which allows for up <br />to five freestanding signs on integrated development sites, such as the Centre on Seventeenth. <br />The Centre on Seventeenth currently has five freestanding signs which were approved as part of the <br />rehabilitation project in 1996 (Exhibit 4). Previous entitlements approved included: <br />a) 15-foot high Claim Jumper pole sign on Seventeenth Street <br />b) 20-foot high gateway entry sign on Seventeenth Street <br />c) 20-foot high gateway entry sign on Tustin Avenue <br />d) 7-foot high monument sign for Burger King on Seventeenth Street <br />e) 7-foot high monument sign for retail tenant on Seventeenth <br />The applicant is proposing to install a sixth freestanding monument sign along a secondary access <br />point to the shopping center along Tustin Avenue (Exhibit 4). The applicant intends to install the <br />new sign approximately 205 feet from the existing gateway sign along Tustin Avenue in order to <br />advertise additional retail tenants.
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