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Kingman proposes new rules for temporary off-premise signs, limits banner sizes and counts
Summary
Staff proposed allowing limited off-premise banners under temporary use permits, setting size, placement and frequency limits and requiring temporary-use-permit numbers on banners; park banners remain governed by park permits.
City staff outlined proposed limits for temporary off-premise signage Sept. 25 as part of the broader zoning update, saying the rules aim to curb illegal sign proliferation while preserving a narrow path for community events and real-estate promotion.
"We did come back with incorporating it into the temporary use permit process," staff member Jason said. He told council the draft would allow off-premise event banners under a temporary use permit (TUP) with specific conditions to reduce clutter and comply with First Amendment precedents such as Reed v. Gilbert.
Key provisions and limits - Maximum banner size: 24 square feet per banner (staff said an increase from an earlier 16-square-foot proposal). - Counts: up to eight banners per event, with…
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