These signs should never be added to a residential area affecting homeowners who purchased those homes never thinkng this could ever be a possibility. These signs need to stay OUT of Brunswick to allow for our home values to recover from the last house market crash. Please vote no for the residents of Brunswick.
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Kimberly Cunningham
12 years ago
No to Jumbotron road signs! There is no reason for this type of sign to be erected.
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Kevin Ginley
12 years ago
I oppose the construction of a jumbotron along I-71 in the city of Brunswick.
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Cliff Martin
12 years ago
We do not want this sign in our town.
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Tracy Ginley
12 years ago
I do not what this in the city of Brunswick as it is not needed in our town. Go down I-71 where there are no homes in the area.
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Bobby Gravin
12 years ago
Not on my watch.......
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Michelle Kovach
12 years ago
The city has allowed one bad move after another, essentially destroying the composition and traffic flow of our city. The disaster that is the Giant Eagle /Home Depot complex is a great example of this poor planning. Sitable space? Where? Green space? Really? Where? Behind the Giant Eagle dumpsters or in the flow of traffic coming from 303? And 303...another nightmare at rush hour! The city still has not put its foot down to say NO to a mega mart gas station proposed by Giant Eagle, but rather tabled discussion "for now". And now the city wants to allow a jumbotron LED sign in our backyards? This eye sore seems to be to be a quick money maker for someone...it's not of any benefit to the people of Brunswick who elect our city officials, the same city officials who if they allow this jumbotron are certainly not putting the interests of the voters first, but rather the temporary financial gain this sign would produce. Re-election? I don't think so...fight for us first! Fight for our property vales and the value of our town. Don't let Brunswick turn into a commercial community we can't be proud to call home.
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Adam Gray
12 years ago
Jumbotrons are unacceptable and distasteful in a residential neighborhood.
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Beth Bartos
12 years ago
Not in my town go down 71 south where there are no homes
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Elizabeth Klubnik
12 years ago
I do not what this in my back yard. It is not needed in our town.
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Eric Bell
12 years ago
I oppose this jumbotron sign
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Susan Russano
12 years ago
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I oppose the construction and installation of this ridiculously large and bright eyesore of a sign near my neighborhood. Do not change zoning laws to allow this type of construction near residential property that would lower property values, casting light on public streets in a way that could constitute a traffic hazard, emit light pollution, not to mention destroy the aesthetics of our beautiful Brunswick community.
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Jason DeSarle
12 years ago
I strongly oppose the installation of this sign and the negative impact it could have on property values.
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Virginia Foust
12 years ago
Please do not allow this sign to be built.
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Terri Reitz
12 years ago
Please DO NOT allow this variance! Our city does not need an eyesore like this. It's quite bad enough that there are Church billboards on 71 with offensive messages. We are a small town and do not need this kind of sign!
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Deborah Wood
12 years ago
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It will be interesting to see what 'hardship' the developers will claim in order to erect an unnecessary sign that appears to be in violation of three different zoning laws. There is absolutely no reason for the Board of Zoning Appeals to allow this sign to be erected. In fact, what a huge slap in the face to the city of Brunswick for this company to even suggest this sign here -- especially adjacent to a residential area.
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Amrene Smith
12 years ago
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I live in the Benjamin Farms & Ashton woods neighborhood, on a street that will be adjacent to this sign. Any revenue generated for the city will not offset the loss of property value for the families living in my neighborhood. What the heck are they thinking? How is this even a consideration?
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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It is an outrage that this size and type of a billboard would even be considered in a residential area. I would like to know which, if any, local politicians are in favor of this monstrosity. If memory serves isn't there a federal law against billboards being that close to an interstate highway passed way back during the Johnson administration? Whether or not that be the case, the city of Brunswick does not need this eye sore.
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Gail Sliwinski
12 years ago
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This absolutely should NOT be allowed. Our town does not need this in any way shape or form. You make businesses conform when they put up new signs and this one is way over the limits. This type of sign only belongs in non residential areas, like on I-480.
These signs should never be added to a residential area affecting homeowners who purchased those homes never thinkng this could ever be a possibility. These signs need to stay OUT of Brunswick to allow for our home values to recover from the last house market crash. Please vote no for the residents of Brunswick.
No to Jumbotron road signs! There is no reason for this type of sign to be erected.
I oppose the construction of a jumbotron along I-71 in the city of Brunswick.
We do not want this sign in our town.
I do not what this in the city of Brunswick as it is not needed in our town. Go down I-71 where there are no homes in the area.
Not on my watch.......
The city has allowed one bad move after another, essentially destroying the composition and traffic flow of our city. The disaster that is the Giant Eagle /Home Depot complex is a great example of this poor planning. Sitable space? Where? Green space? Really? Where? Behind the Giant Eagle dumpsters or in the flow of traffic coming from 303? And 303...another nightmare at rush hour! The city still has not put its foot down to say NO to a mega mart gas station proposed by Giant Eagle, but rather tabled discussion "for now". And now the city wants to allow a jumbotron LED sign in our backyards? This eye sore seems to be to be a quick money maker for someone...it's not of any benefit to the people of Brunswick who elect our city officials, the same city officials who if they allow this jumbotron are certainly not putting the interests of the voters first, but rather the temporary financial gain this sign would produce. Re-election? I don't think so...fight for us first! Fight for our property vales and the value of our town. Don't let Brunswick turn into a commercial community we can't be proud to call home.
Jumbotrons are unacceptable and distasteful in a residential neighborhood.
Not in my town go down 71 south where there are no homes
I do not what this in my back yard. It is not needed in our town.
I oppose this jumbotron sign
I oppose the construction and installation of this ridiculously large and bright eyesore of a sign near my neighborhood. Do not change zoning laws to allow this type of construction near residential property that would lower property values, casting light on public streets in a way that could constitute a traffic hazard, emit light pollution, not to mention destroy the aesthetics of our beautiful Brunswick community.
I strongly oppose the installation of this sign and the negative impact it could have on property values.
Please do not allow this sign to be built.
Please DO NOT allow this variance! Our city does not need an eyesore like this. It's quite bad enough that there are Church billboards on 71 with offensive messages. We are a small town and do not need this kind of sign!
It will be interesting to see what 'hardship' the developers will claim in order to erect an unnecessary sign that appears to be in violation of three different zoning laws. There is absolutely no reason for the Board of Zoning Appeals to allow this sign to be erected. In fact, what a huge slap in the face to the city of Brunswick for this company to even suggest this sign here -- especially adjacent to a residential area.
I live in the Benjamin Farms & Ashton woods neighborhood, on a street that will be adjacent to this sign. Any revenue generated for the city will not offset the loss of property value for the families living in my neighborhood. What the heck are they thinking? How is this even a consideration?
It is an outrage that this size and type of a billboard would even be considered in a residential area. I would like to know which, if any, local politicians are in favor of this monstrosity. If memory serves isn't there a federal law against billboards being that close to an interstate highway passed way back during the Johnson administration? Whether or not that be the case, the city of Brunswick does not need this eye sore.
This absolutely should NOT be allowed. Our town does not need this in any way shape or form. You make businesses conform when they put up new signs and this one is way over the limits. This type of sign only belongs in non residential areas, like on I-480.
NO jumbotron.