Business & Tech
Madison Businesses Must Stick To Outdoor Display Requirements
The Planning and Zoning Commission voted against an amendment to expand displays for local businesses.
MADISON--Local businesses must stick to the current restrictions when it comes to outdoor displays.
According to The Guilford Courier, on June 1 the Planning and Zoning Commission voted against a proposed amendment that would have expanded options for outdoor business displays.
Currently, the PZC limits shops to displaying a single item outside of their shop on the first weekend of each month.
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The Courier reports that the PZC said it was too difficult to enforce the proposed amendment due to numerous variables, such as enforcing if a display is "tasteful" or not.
Shop owners attended the June 1 meeting and voiced opposition to the strict rules regulating outdoor displays.
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