Ordinance No 2011--2025

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The document is an ordinance from the Village of Buffalo Grove granting a variation to allow additional wall signs for the property located at 100 McHenry Road, leased by Versailles. The request was made due to visibility issues affecting customer access to the facility, which is situated in a way that makes it difficult for potential customers to locate. After public hearings and discussions, the Zoning Board of Appeals recommended approval for two additional wall signs on the north and south elevations of the building, while removing a previously requested sign. The ordinance outlines conditions for installation and emphasizes that granting this variance aligns with the village's Sign Code objectives.

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Ordinance No 2011--2025

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