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City Council opens public hearing on zoning signage change; no public comment
Summary
At a July 21 public hearing, the City Council opened consideration of a zoning-code amendment on signage but heard no public testimony before moving to the next item.
On July 21, the City Council opened a public hearing on a proposed zoning-code change that would affect signage rules, and no members of the public spoke on the item. Council members briefly confirmed the item and proceeded to the next agenda matter.
The council first raised the signage item at the start of the public hearing and asked whether any members of the public wished to comment. “Let's approach the first 1. Zoning code change regarding signage. Will everybody wanna speak? No? Alright,” a council member said. Another council member later said, “We don't have obviously, we don't have any public wanting to speak at the public hearing.”
No further discussion of the substantive provisions of the signage amendment was recorded in the hearing transcript, and the council moved on to the second advertised matter on the agenda.
Because the hearing record shows no public testimony and no formal action adopting or rejecting the signage amendment, the transcript alone does not show whether the council scheduled additional hearings, took a vote, or directed staff to prepare revised ordinance language. Those steps would be reflected in subsequent agenda packets or minutes if taken.
The council held the signage item alongside an advertised increase to the city service fee during the same public hearing; both items were opened in sequence on the July 21 agenda.
