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per limit is 20 square feet.
“I’m thinking about a four-by-three foot, something in the area of 12 square feet,” said Mrv Wilson. “I think 20 feet is liberal, in a sense, but I think it’s close to what could be used,” depending on what information is to be included on the sign, he added.
“We’d be setting a bad trend to allow a larger sign for this than for someone who has a home occupation . . . My preference would be to limit it to six feet (the maximum for home occupations in an agricultural zone),” said Peter Kramer.
Sid Gottleib voiced concern about the location of a sign; that it be placed off the right-of-way so as not to obstruct the vision of drivers negotiating the sharp curve in Rt. 522 near Mr. Wilson’s property.
“Maybe we should separate the sign from the use issue,” suggested Mr. Kramer as his fellow BZA members found no problems in granting a special permit for the antique business itself. “A sight visit might be in order. We could take a couple pieces of plywood (representative of different sign options) and see what the
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