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Attachment 1 E XTRACT OF THE N OVEMBER 6, 2024,P LANNING C OMMISSION D RAFT M EETING M INUTES 1 a. A Request by Clear Channel Outdoor MSP for a City Code Amendment to Title 10, 2 Chapter 1010, Sign Regulations, to Allow Two (2) Lawful Pre-Existing Non-Conforming 3 Off-Site Billboards to be Converted to Dynamic/Digital (LED) Displays, as well as 4 Additional Modifications to §1010.10 Dynamic Displays in Support of Changing the 5 Duration from 25 Seconds to 8 Seconds and a Modification to the Maximum Daytime 6 Illumination from 5,000 Nits to 6,500 Nits (PF24-016) 7 Chair Pribyl opened the public hearing for PF24-016 at approximately 6:35 p.m. and reported 8 on the purpose and process of a public hearing. She advised this item will be before the City 9 Council on November 25, 2024. 10 City Planner Paschke summarized the request as detailed in the staff report dated November 11 6, 2024. 12 Member McGehee indicated she did not understand the dynamic signs. She asked for 13 clarification. 14 Mr. Paschke explained what a dynamic display sign was and the difference between that and 15 other signs. 16 Member McGehee indicated that since the dynamic display billboard was illegal and now the 17 City is designing an entirely new classification for them, will that take them out of the 18 category? 19 Mr. Paschke indicated it would not. 20 Member McGehee asked if the City does a redevelopment involving these signs and if these 21 will disappear. 22 Mr. Paschke explained that they could potentially, but most of these are around private 23 property, and others are by right-of-way, so he did not know if the City would be the ones to 24 get rid of them or if anybody else would. 25 Member McGehee asked what happens if, because of redevelopment, an apartment building 26 is built across from the site, so the sign is a problem for people in the apartment. Would the 27 City have anything to allow for that? 28 Mr. Paschke thought that, from a staffing perspective, they would try to work with Brown 29 Wilbert to remedy that problem. The staff has done that with other signs in the City. 30 Community Development Director Gundlach explained how the Dynamic Display signs 31 work and their intensity, along with an agreement that the City will have with the applicant. 32 Member McGehee asked if the City would have any direction in deciding what could be 33 displayed on the billboard. 34 Ms. Gundlach thought that would involve some First Amendment issues, and the agreement 35 that Clear Channel would enter into with the City would only relate to the community and 36 public services messaging that the City would get for free. Qbhf!81!pg!363