Laserfiche WebLink
On the question of signs, the applicable rule in the Sign Code would allow, there€s three <br />types of signs that could be allowed. Two of the types are affixed. The ground, I think <br />that they€d be using what€s called the ground sign.‚ That€s a sign that, in other words, if <br />their sign would not be attached to the building -. Let me ask the Applicant. You would <br />want a sign that€s not, your main sign would be somewhere near the highway and not on <br />the building, right? <br />MR. MORTARA:Yeah, you know,wesee signage similar to what you would <br />see going to like Lava Tree State Park,‚ or something like that, just a business name that <br />tells you what€s going on, studio, gallery and -. Yeah, I don€t really see anything bigger <br />than maybe 30 x 50 inches, I mean, that kind of scale. I€d have to draw it out but that€s, <br />and ground affixed. <br />AndIalsoshouldmentionthatthe,youknow,weweretalkingpriortothisaboutthe <br />right-turn only from the highway. This traffic, the orientation and the angle of the <br />driveway were specifically recommended to us by the Department of Transportation for <br />right-turn ingress only with no left-turn egress on the highway. And they€ve got that <br />sharp angle in there to discourage people from taking that left-turn in, and we totally <br />support that, and are fine with the signage facing toward Hilo side as well, too. I mean, I <br />recognize that we€ll have to, if we€re going to advertise, we€re going to have to include a <br />map so people understand how to get to us from the other end, but -. <br />YUEN:So, although the Sign Code permits larger signs on the building, as <br />far as the ground sign, that€s a sign that€s separate from your building? <br />MR. MORTARA:Yeah. <br />YUEN:For an Ag district, it would be 8 square feet, which is about, it€s <br />about the size that you€re talking about, 2-1/2 by 3-1/2. It€s a little smaller, slightly <br />smaller than what you just mentioned. But that€s the Sign Code, and I€m fine with the <br />Sign Code for this property for the ground sign. <br />MR. MORTARA:Yeah, because the building will be set back and most of the <br />vegetation will be in place, it€s not necessarily practical for us to have a building sign. <br />So, yeah, we would go with the ground sign route. <br />Torigoe:Well, it would be difficult, that Sign Code may change so you may <br />want to -. <br />YUEN:Well, I think that, the Corp. Counsel is saying the Sign Code may <br />change. I don€t think it€s going to greatly change for this part of it. So, I think it€d be <br />fine just to say that signage shall be upon approval, signage shall be limited to a ground <br />sign, no, no, let€s just say Signage shall be as approved through the Plan Approval <br />process consistent with the Sign Code.‚ <br />18 <br /> <br />