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Parlier council asks staff to update sign and noise ordinances after complaints and legal review
Summary
Councilors asked staff and counsel to review an aging sign code that may raise First Amendment issues and to draft clearer noise rules (including decibel thresholds and a public hearing) after New Year’s complaints and repeated backyard amplified-music events.
Council members asked city staff and legal counsel on Jan. 4 to update Parlier’s sign and noise ordinances following resident complaints and a review of the city’s code.
Sign code: The city attorney noted the municipal sign section dates to the 1960s and is sparse; because signs are protected speech, the attorney said the code should be updated to ensure any restrictions…
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