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Airpark businesses encouraged to use sign prototype
Existing A-frame signs will be subject to enforcement action and accompanying penalties in 90 days
Airpark Signage Specifications (pdf/1.3mb/2pp)
Planning & Development staff, working jointly with City Council, Scottsdale Chamber, and Airpark business representatives, have adopted a signage option for businesses located in the industrially zoned districts of the city, such as the airpark.
This signage alternative was developed in response to concerns that multi-tenant buildings in industrial areas have limited options for providing business identification. Industrial park tenants are additionally hampered by buildings that are often oriented perpendicular to the street which results in tenants in the back of the site without street exposure.
Staff worked with a local business, Royal Sign Company, to develop a directional sign that:
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This solution will provide business identity along the street via a specified directional sign standard that is limited to use in industrially zoned areas of the city. A prototype was recently installed at 7845 E. Redfield (see attached photo).
