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Council asks staff to rework proposed sign-enforcement rules after private-property concerns
Summary
The council opened a public hearing on a code amendment to streamline enforcement of temporary noncommercial signs but asked staff and the city attorney to revise language that could allow sign removal from private property; council cited First Amendment and property-rights concerns and asked for clearer procedure and appeal language.
The Big Bear Lake City Council opened a public hearing on a development-code amendment intended to shorten the time from complaint to enforcement for temporary noncommercial signs. Planning staff proposed shortening the enforcement cadence from roughly eight weeks to a two- to three-week timeline and allowing immediate removal where a sign appears to be in violation.
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