PLANS for seven signs at a new Lidl store have been submitted.
The supermarket chain, via agent Planning Potential, has applied to Somerset Council for permission to install the signs at a new store near the Huntworth Roundabout, between Bridgwater and North Petherton.
Among the proposed displays are two ‘flagpole’ signs, which will be situated on the boundary of the site, near the A38 and Carnival Way.
Other signs will be mounted on the more-than 2,200sq ft building itself.
“This (application) is crucial to the commercial success of the business,” the plans said. “This is also true of the proposed illumination, which is required in order to identify the store, in particular in periods of low lighting.”
Plans for the store, west of the roundabout, were approved in February, and include parking for 105 vehicles.
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The only thing I would say is the lights nighttime dim them at a certain time because the light pollution when you look up on the hill now we used to look at our bedroom window and it used to look lovely but now it’s just a light bright light where there’s too much light in the sky