Standardized public notification signage
Summary
When a project is proposed near you, the county posts a notification sign — but the old process made applicants handle a confusing nine-step DIY process. The fix: three steps, county posts the sign, and every sign looks the same with the project number and description on it.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
Costs shift to a standardized sign price paid by applicants; a sturdier 10 mm sign option adds about $26 per sign.
Residents near proposed projects get clearer, consistent notice, and applicants get a much simpler process.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Supervisors - Regular Session — August 25, 2026
Development applicants no longer have to make their own public notice signs; the county will install uniform ones for a $373 fee, which should look better and get taken down on time.
Planning Commission - Regular — July 16, 2026
When a project is proposed near you, the county posts a notification sign — but the old process made applicants handle a confusing nine-step DIY process. The fix: three steps, county posts the sign, and every sign looks the same with the project number and description on it.
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