Council moves sign-code update to second reading after removing residential window limit
Ephrata council advanced Ordinance 26-004 on temporary signage to a second reading after members agreed to remove a proposed limit on residential window signs; the ordinance clarifies temporary-sign placement and references existing park sign prohibitions.
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The Ephrata City Council voted to move Ordinance 26-004, a revision of the temporary-sign section of the city code, to a second reading after members agreed to remove a proposed restriction limiting residential window signs to one per unit. The motion to move the ordinance to second reading passed on voice vote; the transcript does not record a roll-call tally.
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