US EditionIsle of Wight Planning Commission endorses slate of sign ordinance changes
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Isle of Wight Planning Commission endorses slate of sign ordinance changes
Isle of Wight County’s Planning Commission voted unanimously on July 22 to favorably recommend a slate of changes to the county’s sign ordinance, including no longer requiring permits for temporary signs that are taken down after 90 days. The change is intended to mirror requirements in Suffolk, which also does not require permits for temporary signs, and to address an enforceability issue. The county’s current ordinance requires a permit for te…
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