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Pasco council will consider allowing sandwich-board signs in parts of downtown
Summary
Pasco City Council is scheduled to consider a proposal allowing businesses to place sandwich-board (A-frame) signs in parts of Downtown Pasco; the item was discussed at a Feb. 9 workshop and is slated for council action Feb. 17.
The Pasco City Council is slated to consider a proposal that would allow businesses to place sandwich-board or frame signs in parts of Downtown Pasco.
The moderator noted the council is scheduled to take action on the item and pointed listeners to a Feb. 9 workshop meeting where the proposal was discussed.
The transcript provided no details about proposed size limits, permits or restrictions. The program did not record council debate, public comment or a final vote; those details will be available when the council takes the item up at its Feb. 17 meeting or in subsequent meeting materials.
Business owners and downtown stakeholders often raise signage rules as a balance between visibility and sidewalk safety; specifics of any Pasco proposal were not provided in the recorded segment.
