f. The effect of the proposed Waiver will not result in additional and significant threats to

Board of Adjustment Meeting · 2026-05-20 · agenda_item

The City of Cocoa Board of Adjustment is reviewing a request to change sign regulations for businesses in the Neighborhood Commercial Zoning District. The proposal includes increasing the maximum number of attached signs per business from one to eleven and raising the maximum allowable sign area from 20% to 25% of the surface it attaches to. This item is currently under review, with staff recommending approval. If approved, this could lead to the installation of new signage, including channel letters, ID signs, and awnings, at businesses like A1 Home Center located at 1066 Clearlake Road. Work would involve fabrication and installation of these signs, requiring contractors skilled in metalwork, electrical, and building attachment. Early engagement with the applicant or property owner could provide opportunities for suppliers and installers before final permits are issued.

maximum permitted number of one attached sign per business establishment

11 signs

maximum allowable area of attached signs

25 %

sign quantity and size

5'-0" x 5'-8 5/8" x 5" deep sign dimensions

sign quantity and size

5'-0" tall x 3" deep letter dimensions

sign quantity and size

1'-9" tall x 3" deep x 15'-6 1/2" long letter dimensions

sign quantity and size

6'-4" tall x 3'-7" overhang x 13'-8" long awning dimensions

sign quantity and size

5'-0" x 5'-0" x 5/8" thick sign dimensions

Ten

10 signs