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Lookout Mountain board adopts sign ordinance changes on first reading
Summary
After considerable discussion the board adopted amendments to the town sign ordinance on first reading to regulate timing and placement of political signs and the permitting process for other signs; the minutes do not list further readings or the text of the amendments.
The Town of Lookout Mountain Board of Commissioners on Dec. 3 discussed and adopted amendments to the town's sign ordinance on first reading.
Commissioner Bentley moved to adopt the wording changes and Commissioner Valadez seconded; the board adopted the amendments as presented by unanimous vote. Discussion focused on regulating the time frame and locations for political campaign signs and clarifying the permitting process for other signs.
The minutes record "considerable discussion" but do not reproduce the proposed ordinance language or indicate whether additional readings or public-notice steps remain. The action was recorded as a first-reading adoption; subsequent procedural steps (if required) were not specified in the minutes.
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