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Smyrna council adopts temporary moratorium on freestanding sign applications, 4-0
Summary
The Smyrna Mayor and Council adopted a temporary moratorium on accepting or processing applications for freestanding signs during a special-called meeting on July 15, 2024. The motion was moved by Mr. Lindley, seconded by Mr. Pickens and passed by voice vote of 4-0.
The Smyrna Mayor and Council adopted a temporary moratorium on accepting and processing applications for freestanding signs during its July 15 special-called meeting.
Mr. Cochran introduced a resolution imposing a moratorium "during which time we don't accept applications" for freestanding signs, citing challenges related to the sign application process and the need for time to address those issues. Council member Mr. Lindley moved to adopt the resolution; Mr. Pickens seconded the motion. The Mayor called for the vote, which was reported as 4-0 in favor.
The motion carried on a recorded voice vote and the Mayor announced approval. The moratorium will remain in effect until the council acts further or the resolution specifies otherwise; the transcript did not specify a sunset date or implementation tasks.
