June 18, 2026 Local Planning Agency Agenda

Agenda items

• 1. A building sign shall not extend more than six inches (6”) beyond any edge of the surface to
• 1. A projecting building sign that is oriented perpendicularly to the building façade may extend
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• 1. Agent Affidavit
• 1. All commercial special events proposing to utilize temporary signage shall apply for a special
• 1. Attached, i.e., a “building sign” or a sign that is attached to a structure that is occupiable by or
• 1. Attached, i.e., a “building sign” or a sign that is attached to a structure that is occupiable or
• 1. Be a light source, such as a search light or laser, if approved in conjunction with a special event
• 1. Each lifeguard station may display one sign of not more than nine (9) square feet.
• 1. Establish a citywide maximum sign height of 12 feet, measured from grade, and not
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• 1. Exceptions: Signs required for public safety, traffic control, construction activity, or other similar
• 1. For public safety purposes, a maximum of one (1), four (4) square foot sign may be placed per
• 1. In no case shall a sign protrude above the roofline, cornice line, parapet, or the
• 1. In no case shall a sign protrude above the roofline, cornice line, parapet, or the highest point
• 1. In residential districts a free-standing sign may be permitted if the following criteria are met.
• 1. Multiple street frontages: Any premises with multiple street frontages may allocate its total
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• 1. No non-commercial special event requires a special event sign permit.
• 1. No sign or sign structure shall be erected that impedes use of any fire escape, emergency exit
• 1. Ord. 26-07-LC - LDC Rewrite Article
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• 1. Permanent Commercial - a sign that is constructed or used for ninety-one (91) days or more,
• 1. Signs located within the clear visibility triangle near street and driveway intersections shall meet
• 1. Signs placed by public utilities on or near the location of underground utility lines and facilities,
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• 1. Signs shall not be placed in, upon, or project over a public or private ROW or easement, except
• 1. Temporary Commercial - a sign that is not constructed in a manner as to be permanent and
• 1. The City Manager or designee may require a temporary sign permit review and regulations that
• 1. The intent of this section is to prevent permanent signs that are made in a banner material or
• 1. These signs do not require a sign permit when placed by or required by the governing authority
• 1. These signs do not require a sign permit.
• 2. A temporary sign other than a light source must be:
• 2. All commercial special event sign permits are valid for no more than 40 calendar days a year
• 2. Exhibit A to Ordinance 26-07-LC
• 2. Free Standing, i.e., a “ground sign” that is independent of another structure.
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• 2. Free Standing, i.e., a “ground sign” that is independent of another structure.
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• 2. Other explicit allowances per this Article.
• 2. Permanent Non-Commercial - a sign that is constructed or used for ninety-one (91) days or
• 2. Revise remaining references to “digital” signs within Section 8 .07.03 to reference
• 2. Signage shall only be allowed forty-five (45) days prior to the event.
• 2. Single-occupancy Building: Fifteen percent (15%) of the façade not to exceed 150 sq. ft.
• 2. Site Plan
• 2. Temporary Non-Commercial - a sign that is not constructed in a manner as to be permanent
• 2. The signs shall require a sign permit to review for compliance with setbacks and the criteria
• 3. AGENDA APPROVAL:
• 3. Add a change-of-ownership provision in 8.07.03 and addition of #2, for nonconforming
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• 3. Background Working Draft
• 3. Multi-occupancy Building: Fifteen percent (15%) of the lease space/unit façade, not to exceed
• 3. No property may have more than two (2) special event sign permits issued within any
• 3. Not be an electric/digital sign.
• 3. Sign renderings
• 3. Signage shall be removed within ten (10) days after conclusion of the event.
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• 4. CURRENT BUSINESS
• 4. CURRENT BUSINESS
• 4. LDC Approval Timeline_060926
• 4. Signage shall not go up earlier than ten (10) days prior to the event start.
• 4. Signs shall be set back ten feet from all property lines. However, if the property is located
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• 4. Square footage calculations of signs and façade, if applicable
• 5. Gas Station Sign Exhibit
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• 5. Signage shall be removed no later than thirty (30) days after the first day of the event.
• 5. Total number of signs
• 6. Electrical plans if applicable
• 7. Any previously approved and valid agreements for signage
• 8. Other documents deemed necessary by the Community Development Director or designee.
• A. All permanent signs require a permit unless expressly exempted by this Article.
• A. During a special event, temporary signage, whether free-standing or attached, may be allowed
• A. Lifeguard Station Signs
• A. May 21, 2026 Minutes
• A. May 21, 2026 Minutes
• A. Near Street and Driveway Intersections
• A. No person shall erect, construct, alter, repair, or relocate any sign that requires a permit without
• A. No sign, whether permanent or temporary, shall be allowed within any right-of-way (ROW),
• A. Proposed Ordinance 26-07-LC - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
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• A. Proposed Ordinance 26-07-LC - AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF
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• A. Proposed Ordinance 26-16-LC
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• A. Sign lighting may not be designed or located to cause confusion with traffic lights.
• A. Temporary signs may not require a permit from the City, if they satisfy the restrictions imposed by
• A. The following permanent sign classifications are adopted by the City of Destin to regulate signage
• A. The following temporary sign classifications are adopted by the City of Destin to regulate signage
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• B. A temporary sign may:
• B. Commercial Special Event Signage
• B. Illumination by floodlights or spotlights shall comply with the lighting regulations located within
• B. In or Over Public or Private Right-of-Way
• B. It shall be unlawful to erect or construct, or cause to be erected or constructed, maintain or cause
• B. No permit shall be issued until the City determines that such work is in accordance with the
• B. Proposed Ordinance 26-18-PC
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• B. The following types of signs are allowed as designated in this Article.
• B. The following types of signs are allowed as designated in this Article.
• B. The sign face area of any non-conforming sign located on the premises shall be included for
• B. Utility Signs:
• C. All required building or sign permit applications shall be submitted to the Community Development
• C. All signage shall be constructed of material that is rigid or in a manner that it is permanently affixed
• C. Any temporary sign not complying with the requirements of this section is illegal and subject to
• C. Blocking Emergency Access
• C. Illuminated signs shall not have lighting mechanisms that project more than 18 inches
• C. Non-Commercial Special Event Signage
• C. PROPOSED ORDINANCE 26-07-LC
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• C. Public Traffic Controls Signs
• C. These sign regulations are intended to complement the requirements of the Florida building and
• D. All sign lighting shall be continuous lighting and shall not have any lighting element that flashes,
• D. Compliance with the requirements of these regulations shall not constitute a defense to an action
• D. Free Standing or Ground Signs
• D. Relationship to Building Features
• D. Signs placed on public/private right-of-ways or accessways shall meet the standards and minimums
• D. The application shall contain all the information required for a proper review of the proposed sign,
• E. All signs, including their supports, braces, guys and anchors, electrical parts and lighting fixtures,
• E. Maximum Projection
• E. Off-street Directional Signage
• F. All permanent signs, and the illumination thereof, shall be designed, constructed, and maintained
• F. Residential Commercial Signs
• I. BACKGROUND: On Thursday, May 21, 2026, the Local Planning Agency (LPA)
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• II. DISCUSSION: Although the LPA has previously recommended approval of the
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• III. RECOMMENDATIONS: While Staff has received a recommendation of approval
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• IV. RECOMMENDED MOTION: I move that the LPA recommend approval of
• a. Constructed of rigid material; and
• a. These signs do not require a sign permit.
• a. These signs do not require a sign permit.
• a. Time: A permanent sign
• b. Not count towards any square footage limitation of ground signs.
• b. Place:
• b. Secured at all corners or edges to prevent wave action or from moving due to wind forces.
• b. This section does not apply to buried utility line markers.
• c. Be no closer than five feet (5’) to the property boundary.
• c. Manner: not to exceed sixty (60) square feet and no taller than eight feet (8’) high as
• i. Located on common property owned by the homeowners, property, or condominium,
• ii. Setback a minimum ten feet (10’) from the ROW/property line.