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Astoria Planning Commission Agenda February 2026

Astoria Proposes Hospital Campus Sign Code for Columbia Memorial

City of AstoriaCOLUMBIA MEMORIAL HOSPITALFebruary 24, 2026

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Description

The City of Astoria is considering updates to its Development Code creating new signage standards specifically for Columbia Memorial Hospital as part of the hospital's expansion, including customized regulations for wall, monument, and directional signs. The changes would allow for institutional-scale signs tailored to campus needs and establish a streamlined approval process for comprehensive sign plans. Approval and permitting for all new hospital signage or modifications will be governed by these standards if adopted.

Contract Details

Vendor

COLUMBIA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

Agency

City of Astoria, OR

Contract Type

OTHER

Document Date

February 24, 2026

Contract Term

Not specified; regulations allow for signage as part of major campus expansion between 18th and 26th Streets; compliance required for all future sign installations and master plans

Renewal Info

City ordinance would allow for amendment/renewal of signage master plans; significant deviations from approved sign plans require new permit or amendment. Renewal/discretionary extension governed by ADC Article 9 and master plan terms.

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