Repeal temporary ban on permanent signs and adopt new sign rules
Resolution Ordinance No. 29-09
In Plain English
The city currently has a temporary ban on building new permanent signs while updating its rules. The new standards will replace outdated regulations and allow sign construction to resume. If approved, businesses and property owners can apply for new permanent signs under the updated requirements.
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Votes
Motion to hear the item later in the meeting to allow for discussion of the issue with all interested parties
5 to 0
Motion to adopt Ordinance No. 29-09
6 to 0
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