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Coolidge council reviews proposed billboard; requests sketch and eyes revenue for community art
Summary
At an April 8 workshop the Coolidge council discussed a proposed billboard with Ginny Neal, raising concerns about location, an $1,800 annual fee and ordinance impacts; the council asked for a sketch and suggested a city-owned site with revenue used for a community art workshop.
At a City of Coolidge workshop on April 8, Mayor Pro Tem Melissa Johnson led a discussion of a proposed billboard presented in coordination with Ginny Neal. Council members reviewed a proposed location, the suggested $1,800 annual fee and potential impacts on city ordinances. The council requested a sketch showing the billboard’s size and placement and suggested considering city-owned property as an alternative site.
Council members also proposed using any revenue from the billboard to fund a community art workshop. No formal motion or vote on the billboard was recorded in the workshop minutes; the council asked staff to return with a sketch and additional information before taking action.
