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Home My WebLink AboutARB201500114 Correspondence 2015-12-16 Brent Nelson From: Brent Nelson Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2015 9:44 AM To: Melissa Brent Subject: ARB 15-114,ARB 15-115, Shell Sign Color Melissa - I am sending this email in response to your request below. The Shell signs are located on parcels in designated Entrance Corridors(Route 250 East and Route 250 West). As a result, they require a Certificate of Appropriateness(Architectural Review Board (ARB))approval before the sign permit can be issued.The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors adopted ARB sign design guidelines located Here on the Albemarle County web site (www.albemarle.org).These are guidelines for the ARB and their staff to use when reviewing sign proposals. Page 4 of the sign guidelines states the following regarding sign colors: Colors must be harmonious with each other. (For more information on harmonious colors, go to Appendix C). Colors must not clash with other elements on the site, both when viewed in daylight and at night, whether the signs are externally or internally lit. Overly intense color, such as but not limited to dayglo or fluorescent colors, are prohibited. The use of three colors or fewer is more appropriate for signs in the Entrance Corridor. Black and white are counted as colors.Additional colors may be approved if they contribute to a balanced and unified sign design. During the review of a previous sign application,the ARB determined that red Pantone 485 had an overly intense appearance and therefore was inappropriate for signs in an entrance corridor.They directed staff not to administratively approve signs with that color and suggested that red Pantone 187 would be an acceptable substitute. I hope this helps to address what you were looking for.You are welcome to contact me should you have further questions or concerns. Brent Brent W. Nelson Planner Planning Services, Community Development Albemarle County Office Building 401 McIntire Road, 22902 434-296-5832, ext. 3438 bnelson@albemarle.org From: Melissa Brent [mailto:melissa_brent@mgpermits.com] Sent:Wednesday, December 09, 2015 3:57 PM To: Brent Nelson<bnelson@albemarle.org> Subject: Request Hi Brent My customer is asking for the following. Can you provide this? 1 5090-LOS-Ot17 Dll s),!Waad JW wale essilaW noA ilueyl paMolle lou ale saoloo iegM sa!j!oeds ley; apoo Jo Mel 6u!uoz i(doo e y}!M 6uoie -sJoloo Ile pue a6eu6is JoJ Molle ION II!M pUe `II!M/ q legM AIRoexe saws}no req `uMo1 aql wo Jana' e a!q!ssod se uoos se lsenbal noi( pino° Brent Nelson From: Margaret Maliszewski Sent: Tuesday, December 15, 2015 7:49 PM To: Brent Nelson Subject: RE:ARB 15-114, ARB 15-115, Shell Sign Color The only suggestion I have is to maybe highlight or underline "overly intense" in the guidelines and the ARB action to emphasize the connection. From: Brent Nelson Sent:Tuesday, December 15, 2015 5:57 PM To: Margaret Maliszewski<MMaliszewski@albemarle.org> Subject:ARB 15-114,ARB 15-115, Shell Sign Color Margaret - Feel free to edit as you see fit. Melissa - I am sending this email in response to your request below. The Shell signs are located on parcels in designated Entrance Corridors (Route 250 East and Route 250 West).As a result, they require a Certificate of Appropriateness(Architectural Review Board (ARB))approval before the sign permit can be issued.The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors adopted ARB sign design guidelines located Here on the Albemarle County web site (www.albemarle.org).These are guidelines for the ARB and their staff to use when reviewing sign proposals. Page 4 of the sign guidelines states the following regarding sign colors: Colors must be harmonious with each other. (For more information on harmonious colors, go to Appendix C). Colors must not clash with other elements on the site, both when viewed in daylight and at night, whether the signs are externally or internally lit. Overly intense color, such as but not limited to dayglo or fluorescent colors, are prohibited. The use of three colors or fewer is more appropriate for signs in the Entrance Corridor. Black and white are counted as colors.Additional colors may be approved if they contribute to a balanced and unified sign design. During the review of a previous sign application,the ARB determined that red Pantone 485 had an overly intense appearance and therefore was inappropriate for signs in an entrance corridor.They directed staff not to administratively approve signs with that color and suggested that red Pantone 187 would be an acceptable substitute. I hope this helps to address what you were looking for.You are welcome to contact me should you have further questions or concerns. Brent Brent W. 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The Shell signs are located on parcels in designated Entrance Corridors (Route 250 East and Route 250 West). As a result, they require a Certificate of Appropriateness(Architectural Review Board (ARB))approval before the sign permit can be issued.The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors adopted ARB sign design guidelines located Here on the Albemarle County web site (www.albemarle.org).These are guidelines for the ARB and their staff to use when reviewing sign proposals. Page 4 of the sign guidelines states the following regarding sign colors: Colors must be harmonious with each other. (For more information on harmonious colors, go to Appendix C). Colors must not clash with other elements on the site, both when viewed in daylight and at night, whether the signs are externally or internally lit. Overly intense color, such as but not limited to dayglo or fluorescent colors, are prohibited. The use of three colors or fewer is more appropriate for signs in the Entrance Corridor. Black and white are counted as colors.Additional colors may be approved if they contribute to a balanced and unified sign design. During the review of a previous sign application, the ARB determined that red Pantone 485 had an overly intense appearance and therefore was inappropriate for signs in an entrance corridor.They directed staff not to administratively approve signs with that color and suggested that red Pantone 187 would be an acceptable substitute. I hope this helps to address what you were looking for.You are welcome to contact me should you have further questions or concerns. Brent Brent W. Nelson Planner Planning Services, Community Development Albemarle County Office Building 401 McIntire Road, 22902 434-296-5832, ext. 3438 bnelson@albemarle.org From: Melissa Brent [mailto:melissa_brent@mgpermits.com] Sent:Wednesday, December 09, 2015 3:57 PM To: Brent Nelson<bnelson@albemarle.org> Subject: Request Hi Brent 1 ar NNWZ S090-LOS-0117 DT! s1!WJad JW ;uaa8 ess!law noel ilueyl paMolle ;ou ale saoloo wort sa!j!oads Imoq woo Jo Mel 6uluoz eq Jo Adoo e q M 6uoie -sJoloo Ile pue a6eu6!s aoJ mope ION II!M pUe `II!M ANI feu^^AI}oexe seuRno Tegl `uMoT aye woJi Jeual e e q!ssod se uoos se lsenbaa noA moo Zs!y�ap!noad noA ue0 .2u!nnollo}aye JoJ 8uplse s!Jawo;snD ALAJ