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Design Review Board approves Woodstone master sign plan; limits lighting to 3,000 K

September 10, 2026 | Eagle, Ada County, Idaho


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Design Review Board approves Woodstone master sign plan; limits lighting to 3,000 K
The Eagle Design Review Board approved the master sign plan for the Woodstone at The Flats (DR2026-70), including monument signs, building signage for the Crafted Kitchen and 99 Steakhouse, and vertical display signage aimed at Highway 16 traffic. Applicant Jim Marsh presented sign locations, materials to match the project's stone and board-and-batten palettes, and day/night elevations.

Board members asked about lighting temperature and Marsh confirmed the signage was designed at "3,000 Kelvin." Planning staff Barbara Williams recommended adding an explicit condition limiting sign lighting to 3,000 K as a catchall. Williams said, "If you want to add a condition that... the lighting doesn't exceed the 3,000, just as a catchall, that would be great." Chair moved to approve the master sign plan with staff conditions and the additional condition limiting lighting to 3,000 K; the board seconded and voted to approve the plan.

The approved master sign plan includes monument placement near the Highway 16 and Glenora corner, halo-lit letters and a vertical sign on the 99 Steakhouse oriented toward northbound traffic. Staff will finalize condition language and the added lighting limit will be recorded as a condition of approval.

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