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t>: . -- (- c June l6, 1978 Application for Special Use permit SP-80 , PURPOS E To consider an application for a special use permit for signing at a shopping center. BACKGROUND ~, J32-;J2 c.jl Applicant: Kraus-Anderson, Inc. Location: l43l - 1433 Silver Lake Road (north of l4th St., east side of Silver Lake Road) Zoninq: B-2, Neighborhood business The subject property contains the existing Tom Thumb Store and various other businesses. In cases such as this, the zoning Code states that the signing before the building should be approved as part of an overall sign plan. There are a number of existing signs that would normally be considered non-conforming and the reason for the special use permit is to permit the erection of additional signs on the property. The signs that normally would be considered to be non-conforming include the Tom Thumb logo that extends above the peak of the roof, the pylon sign identifies a separate business activity rather than the center as a whole, and Big B's pizza also has two wall signs whereas only one would normally be permitted and finally, all of the various wall signs are not within one selected signable area as some are on the building wall itself while other signs are on the stucco facia. The attached sign plan submitted by, the applicant indicates that tenants within the center would be permitted wall signs for identity purposes only and shall include the name of the tenant only. Further, that individual tenants would be restricted to not more than 40% of their allocated signable area based on the lineal footage of the store front they are occupying. Further, the sign plan states that the selected signable area shall be stucco facia bordering the top of the building. While not specifically included within the' sign plan submitted, the applicant has verbally indicated that initially the Tam Thumb logo would be lowered so as to not be above the peak of