R2024-01 Resolution Authorizing a Redevelopment Agreement with Robinson Outdoor Advertising for Off-Premise Sign - 1910 Mt. Zion Road

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1.2 City Permits.Developer shall apply for all applicable City building permits for each billboard and shall not commence construction until the applicable building permits are issued by the City's Building Inspection Division. 1.3 State Permits. Developer shall apply for all applicable State permits for each billboard and shall not commence construction until the applicable building permits are approved and provided to the City. 1.4 Electronic Message Unit Sign Usage. Developer shall operate each billboard in accordance with the requirements of Paragraphs XXVI.F.9.g, XXVI.F.9.h and XXVI.F.9.i in the City's Zoning Ordinance, listed below: 1.4.1 Off-premise electronic message unit signs located in all permitted zoning districts shall be static, constant and steady in nature. Off-premise electronic message unit signs shall not scroll or travel, flash, grow, melt, x-ray, up or down, bounce, inverse,roll,twinkle, snow or present pictorials or other animation. Displayed messages shall not change at a rate greater than one (1)message per every ten (10) seconds. 1.4.2 Off-premise electronic message unit signs shall adjust brightness in response to changes in light levels so that the signs are not unreasonably bright for the safety of the motoring public and the comfort of the neighboring residential uses. The spillover at any property line shall not exceed 0.5 foot-candles. 1.4.3 All off-premise electronic message unit signs must be connected to the Emergency Communications Systems which may override any display at any time. 2. VARIANCES. 2.1. Route 121 Billboard. 2.1.1. Developer is requesting a variance from Section XXVI.F.9.c of the City's Zoning Ordinance to allow the placement of this billboard within 750 feet of another billboard. The billboard is proposed to be more than 650 feet,but less than 750 feet, from an existing multi-tenant sign for the Walmart Shopping Center which is considered a billboard due to its offsite advertisement, as shown in Exhibit B Site Plans 3. PUBLIC BENEFITS. 3.1.1. The City will receive $50,000 for this agreement which is intended to be used in this area to landscape and improve public right of ways,with intent to offset the impact of this new sign. The payment shall be provided within 30 days of the approval of this agreement. 3.1.2. The City will have the right to display any public service announcement within a reasonably requested timeframe on this Billboard. Additionally, the City shall receive free advertising on any vacancies with Robinson Outdoor Digital Billboards in Decatur and the surrounding area as long as this billboard is in operation.