Large off-premises billboard on N. Clohamon Ave.
Summary
A business wants permission for an off-premises sign bigger than 288 square feet on East 41st Street — a visibility question for advertisers along a busy corridor.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 4
Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
No public cost; the sign is privately funded advertising infrastructure.
The sign owner and advertisers seeking high-visibility display space.
Nearby residents may object to a large sign's visual impact, if any oppose it.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Planning Commission Meetings — November 5, 2026
BookYourBillboard wants a conditional use permit for a billboard larger than 288 square feet — an unusually big off-premises sign requiring special permission.
City Council Meeting — November 4, 2026
The council would annex land north of E. 60th Street, west of the Veterans Parkway/I-90 interchange, and south of I-90, planned for commercial, light industrial, live-work, and conservation uses.
Planning Commission Briefing — November 3, 2026
A property owner wants 4,260 square feet of accessory building space — 660 square feet over the standard 3,600-square-foot cap. The joint city-county panel will weigh whether the exception fits.
Planning Commission Briefing — October 6, 2026
A business wants permission for an off-premises sign bigger than 288 square feet on East 41st Street — a visibility question for advertisers along a busy corridor.
Sioux Falls City Council approves rezoning of proposed data center land
Sioux Falls City Council approves rezoning of proposed data center land SDPB
Related development
CU-023682-2026
Would allow a large advertising sign visible from the surrounding area; the permit process is where size and placement get scrutiny.
Ekert Addition Annexation (023670-2026)
Annexation would add new commercial and industrial land to the city and extend city services north of E. 60th Street.
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