Route 66 dynamic display sign regulations
Summary
A Route 66 property owner installed a 108-square-foot LED sign — roughly three times the allowed size for dynamic displays — hoping to advertise multiple small businesses safely along a hilly, bike-lane-lined corridor. The board denied both variances, holding that dynamic display limits exist to prevent driver distraction.
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Last discussed Apr 28, 2026.
Impact analysis
The owner had already purchased and installed the sign before learning of the restrictions.
Drivers, cyclists, and the residential neighbor protected from glare and distraction.
The owner, who must now remove or downsize the sign to comply.
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