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Public asks about large painted sign; council says sign permit required
Summary
During public comment a resident questioned a business name painted in very large print on a building; council determined a sign permit is required and directed that permitting rules apply.
During the public-comment period a resident raised a question about the name of a business painted in very large letters on the side of a building. Council reviewed the matter and determined that the display would require a sign permit under the town’s permitting rules.
No specific business name or owner was recorded in the meeting minutes; the council did not take enforcement action at the meeting but indicated that the permitting process applies and that staff will follow up as needed.
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