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Council adopts ordinance lowering sign heights and regulating monument and temporary signs
Summary
On second and final reading the City Council approved Ordinance O-25-014 to lower standard sign heights, allow temporary signage time-limit extensions, and regulate monument signs; the measure passed unanimously by roll call.
The City Council approved Ordinance O-25-014 on second and final reading, amending the municipal code to lower standard sign heights, create a process for temporary-signage time-limit extensions and add rules for monument signs.
A councilmember moved approval and a second was offered; the ordinance passed on a unanimous roll call. The clerk recorded "Councilmember Newman: Aye; Gomez: Aye; McCall: Aye; Celeste: Aye; Mary McGrath: Aye." The ordinance was described by staff as a code amendment intended to standardize heights and provide limited, administrable extensions for temporary signage.
Why it matters: the change alters local sign standards and gives staff a clarified mechanism for temporary-sign extensions and monument sign regulation. The ordinance passed without debate during the meeting.
What happened next: with the second and final reading concluded, the ordinance will be incorporated into the city's code as adopted. No amendments were recorded at the meeting.
