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City staff say code-enforcement case pending against large window sign at Highlife smoke shop
Summary
Commissioners asked about an oversized window sign at the Highlife smoke shop on Clayton; staff said a code-enforcement case is pending and the matter could proceed to municipal court if the business fails to comply with permit requirements.
A commissioner raised a concern on Aug. 18 about an apparent oversized window sign at the Highlife smoke shop on Clayton Avenue. Planning staff said a code-enforcement case is already open: "There's already a code enforcement case pending with them," and staff told the commission that if the business fails to submit required sign-permit materials the city would refer the matter to municipal court.
Staff did not provide a specific enforcement deadline in the meeting transcript; they said they would follow up with the commission about time frames and that related tobacco- and vaping-regulation updates would be discussed with the Board of Aldermen in September.
No formal action was taken by the Planning Commission/ARB on the matter during the Aug. 18 meeting; the matter remains in code-enforcement and will proceed through administrative enforcement channels if necessary.
