Commercial Signage Standards on Lancaster Avenue
Summary
A continued appeal seeking taller-than-allowed wall signs at 363 West Lancaster Avenue in the commercial-office district. Taller signs can improve business visibility but also shape the look of the corridor.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 2
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Nov 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
Impacts branding and advertising costs for incoming commercial tenants.
Expedite the Diehl LLC, whose signs would be more visible to passing traffic.
New tenants who face delays or must modify franchise-standard branding to fit local rules.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Zoning Hearing Board - Nov 19, 2026
A continued appeal seeking taller-than-allowed wall signs at 363 West Lancaster Avenue in the commercial-office district. Taller signs can improve business visibility but also shape the look of the corridor.
Design Review Board - Nov 11, 2026
Three businesses along Lancaster Avenue — HARTH, Old Friend Restaurant, and Main Line Mahjong — are seeking design approval for signs, awnings, lighting and facade changes, shaping the look of Radnor's commercial corridor.
Design Review Board - Jul 8, 2026
The board debated how strict sign regulations should be for new businesses in Radnor's new mixed-use buildings. Members want to ensure commercial signs stay modest and match the classic aesthetic of the area rather than looking cluttered or overly flashy.
Related development
Strong Pilates Signage
No change to the streetscape for now; the restaurant must pursue zoning and possibly land development and ADA approvals first.
Old Friend Sign and Graphics
Recognizes the historical heritage of the former Pinkerton mansion site.
Appeal #3274 - Expedite the Diehl LLC sign variance (continued)
Taller signage on a busy commercial corridor; visibility for the business, aesthetics for passersby.
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