EVSC electronic message sign at 917 S. Dexter Ave
Summary
The school district wants a bigger, taller electronic message sign closer to homes than the code allows. Neighbors near the school would see and hear the change first-hand.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Apr 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
The school district and its communications with families and the public.
Nearby residents could face a larger, taller sign closer to their homes than current rules allow.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board Of Zoning Appeals - Apr 16, 2026
The school district wants a bigger, taller electronic message sign closer to homes than the code allows. Neighbors near the school would see and hear the change first-hand.
Board Of Zoning Appeals - Feb 19, 2026
The school corporation sought a special use and several variances for a large, tall electronic message sign near homes on Dexter Avenue. Neighbors could see the sign's size, height, and distance-from-residence rules at stake.
Related development
EVSC Electronic Message Sign Special Use
The sign would sit about 135 feet west of Washington and Dexter, within 200 feet of one house and four apartment buildings.
VAR-2025-106 EVSC Sign Variances
If granted later, it would let a sign more than double code limits stand near homes in a residential zone.
VAR-2025-120 C & S Inc. Sign Count
Cosmetic rebranding with no change in use.
VAR-2025-122 Christian Fellowship Church Signs
Helps visitors and community groups find a heavily used community facility.
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