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Tim Pitrowski urges changes to Gray sign ordinance; council refers item to committee
Summary
At the June 2 City Council meeting, resident Tim Pitrowski told councilors Gray’s sign ordinance "does not reflect what is happening in the city" and recommended changes intended to reduce variance requests; the council referred the item to the June All-Committees Meeting for further discussion.
Tim Pitrowski presented proposed revisions to Gray’s sign ordinance at the City of Gray City Council meeting on June 2, saying the current ordinance "does not reflect what is happening in the city" and that updating it would reduce the volume of variance requests.
The presentation outlined a set of recommended changes to the existing ordinance (details not recorded in the meeting minutes). Pitrowski asked council members to consider revisions that would simplify permitting and enforcement and reduce the need for administrative variances.
Mayor Ed Barbee and council members acknowledged the presentation and agreed to place the item on the agenda for the June All-Committees Meeting for more detailed review; no ordinance changes were adopted at the June 2 meeting.
The referral means the council will receive a fuller committee discussion before any formal amendment, public hearing, or vote. The meeting record does not include the text of Pitrowski’s proposed ordinance edits; council staff or the committee will need to provide a draft for review at the committee meeting.
