Proposed Signage Plan Update for Pembroke Lakes Mall

Original title: MSC2025-0006, Pembroke Lakes Mall, 11401 Pines Boulevard, master sign plan update, miscellaneous request. (Cole) (District 2)

Record date · March 20, 2025

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What This Bill Does

The Planning and Zoning Board is reviewing a request to update the for the Pembroke Lakes Mall located at 11401 Pines Boulevard. This administrative review will determine the updated rules for signage at the property.

Why it matters

The decision will establish the legal requirements for the size, placement, and type of signs allowed at the Pembroke Lakes Mall, affecting how the property is branded and identified.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Pembroke Lakes Mall property owners

The owners must adhere to the updated sign plan for all future signage installations.

Indirectly affected

District 2 residents

Residents may see changes to the visual appearance and signage of the mall located within their district.

Key Facts

The request is filed under case number MSC2025-0006.
The subject property is Pembroke Lakes Mall, located at 11401 Pines Boulevard.
The request seeks an update to the existing master sign plan.
The request is categorized as a miscellaneous zoning request.

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The item is assigned to District 2.
The request was introduced on March 10, 2025.
The status of the file is currently 'Agenda Ready'.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a master sign plan?

A is a set of regulations that dictates the design, size, and location of signs for a specific commercial property or development.

Will this change the signs at the mall?

The request is for an update to the plan; if approved, it would allow for changes to the signage permitted at the mall according to the new specifications.

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