DRB approves two Extra Space Storage building signs in District 5
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Summary
The Walton County Development Review Board approved two scenic‑corridor building signs for an Extra Space Storage facility in District 5. The applicant clarified the submission covers two building‑mounted signs; county staff and the applicant confirmed dimensions and color matching.
The Development Review Board approved two building‑mounted signs for an Extra Space Storage facility along U.S. Highway 98 after the applicant clarified that two signs (not three) were being proposed. Each sign measures 34.58 square feet, and staff said the dimensions meet the technical requirements for the scenic corridor application.
Richard Osborn of Vintage Sign & Light told the board the signs will replace existing Life Storage signage and that the sign raceway will be painted to match the building (Sherwin‑Williams 9162). Staff and board members reviewed the insert packet and confirmed that the elevations and dimensions appear to comply with the county’s facade and signage guidance.
The board moved and approved item 7 and item 8 in separate votes by voice. Staff noted that each sign requires a separate permit and that any monument signs or other non‑building signage would be treated separately if submitted.