Franklin County updates sign rules to align with state law; commissioners approve changes The county amended sign regulations to reduce setbacks, change height measurement to roadway grade, increase maximum sign face size, and reduce minimum spacing between signs; planning staff said the changes reflect state statutes and will require building permits rather than special use permits.

Franklin County just revamped its sign regulations, slashing setbacks and raising height limits to make it easier for property owners to display their messages!

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Franklin County amends sign rules to align with state law, permits larger billboards and reduced setbacks The commission updated local sign regulations: set a 15-foot right-of-way setback, measure height from road grade (max 50 ft), increase allowable sign-face area, and reduce spacing between signs to 500 feet. Planning staff and a local sign company owner supported the changes; commissioners approved.

Franklin County just made it easier for businesses to shine with new sign regulations that allow bigger billboards and closer placements!

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