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Council gives first reading to ordinance regulating feather flags and streamlining some review processes
Summary
The council introduced by title only Ordinance No. 3420 to add regulations for feather flags and amend review procedures for projects requiring architectural review and conditional use permits; the first reading was approved.
The Corona City Council held a public hearing and on first reading introduced an ordinance to regulate the placement and condition of commercial feather flags and to amend the review process for projects requiring Architectural Review Board and Conditional Use Permit approval.
A single member of the public spoke in favor of tighter regulation, saying feather flags were being used to supplement permanent signage and were contributing to visual clutter, and praised the proposal’s condition and maintenance requirements. Councilmember Wes Daddario moved the ordinance and it was read by title only as Ordinance No. 3420 (ETA 2025‑00001). The council took a first reading vote to introduce the ordinance; the matter will return for a second reading and final adoption at a future meeting.
The ordinance text listed in the staff report amends sections 17.740.03, 17.740.08 and 17.10.02 of Title 17 (Zoning) of the Corona Municipal Code and was described in the agenda as ETA 2025‑00001.
