Decision on Page’s Sign Ordinance
Off-premises signs are now allowed in Page County, but only for public educational institutions.
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Off-premises signs are now allowed in Page County, but only for public educational institutions.
It is important the planning commission hear that you support the goals and objectives included in the draft.
Say YES to the proposed updates that continue to prohibit the use of off-site advertising signs along our roadsides.
The Hawksbill Greenway Foundation and the town of Luray have plans to expand the greenway another 900 feet along the north end of the trail!
Several trail projects in the works in Front Royal—an AT spur, trails on the Avtex site, a connection to the proposed Shenandoah Rail Trail!
The Town of Front Royal is hosting a public feedback session on the final draft of the comprehensive plan on Wednesday, November 9, 4:30 – 8:00 pm, in the lobby of the town hall.
Congratulations to all those who worked hard against this project on the grounds of its size and wrong location.
The availability of agricultural and forestal districts to Page landowners has played a role in preserving the county’s natural resources and the ag and tourism econom.
After several years, multiple versions and many public comments, the Page County solar ordinance is approved!
This will likely be the only opportunity to comment on this current, and hopefully final, version of an ordinance.
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