Key Biscayne Local Planning Agency recommends ordinance to allow monument signs in commercial and institutional districts
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The Frame
This ordinance changes the types of signage allowed for businesses and institutions in specific Key Biscayne districts, potentially impacting property appearance and advertising visibility.
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Commercial property owners
Property owners in the C-1 Low Intensity Commercial District may now be permitted to install monument signs.
Institutional property owners
Owners of institutional properties may now be permitted to install monument signs.
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Why It Matters
This ordinance changes the types of signage allowed for businesses and institutions in specific Key Biscayne districts, potentially impacting property appearance and advertising visibility.
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