Audio Express One Step Closer to Sign Variance
Audio Express agreed to forgo window signage in order to have more signage on the building at the June 6 Hazelwood City Council meeting.
Hazelwood City Council has set a precedent for letting larger chain businesses know that it sticks to city law about various aspect of operation. One of the most common request the council sees: sign variances. At the June 6 Hazelwood City Council meeting, Will Behrens, a representative with Warren Sign Company, spoke on behalf of Audio Express, which recently re-opened in Hazelwood. The topic was getting a sign variance for the location at the old Blockbuster Video at Village Square. "We felt it was a special circumstance," Behrens said. "Because of the locations just off of Interstate 270, the the company wants more visibility for those driving on highway." But some members of council were not feeling the variance request. "It seems like…
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