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Planning commission seeks volunteers for short-term sign-code subcommittee
Summary
Staff requested three volunteers to review an updated sign code with stakeholders; commissioners Eugene and Abby signaled interest and staff will contact Troy; a small-business stakeholder (Joe Frank) provided input during stakeholder outreach.
City staff asked the planning commission to form a short-term subcommittee to finalize revisions to the sign code and vet stakeholder feedback. The request emphasized that the work should be limited in duration (one or two meetings) and focus on time-sensitive business concerns.
Why it matters: sign-code changes affect local businesses, public-facing signage and enforcement standards; stakeholder feedback already included real-estate and business perspectives.
What happened: staff asked for three volunteers to meet and review the revised sign-code draft; Eugene volunteered, Abby volunteered, Joe Frank (a local business representative) had provided written/stakeholder input earlier and was cited by staff as giving useful suggestions. Staff said they would check with Troy about participation and that they might attend remotely even if not on the subcommittee.
Next steps: staff will coordinate the subcommittee meeting(s), bring refined language to the full commission for review, and then schedule public hearings as required by code.
Provenance: Request introduced at SEG 1005 and discussed through SEG 1063.
