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Planning commission backs change to temporary signage rules — 21-day allowance, 10 days to remove after complaint
Summary
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended City Council approve TXT25-01, amending City of Rolla signage rules to allow temporary signage for 21 days (up from 14) and providing 10 days to remove signage after a complaint; the recommendation passed unanimously.
The Rolla Planning and Zoning Commission on May 13 recommended that City Council approve TXT25-01, a text amendment to Chapter 42 of the City of Rolla ordinances (Sections 42-344 through 42-346) to change temporary signage rules. The commission voted to increase the allowable duration for temporary signage from 14 days to 21 days and to require 10 days to remove signage after a complaint.
City Planner Tom Coots presented the staff report at the reopened public hearing. Commissioners discussed the appropriate number of days for temporary signage; there were no citizen comments during the hearing. Commissioner Don Morris moved and Commissioner Nathan Chirban seconded a motion recommending council approval of the amendment as revised. The roll call vote recorded ayes from Chirban, Crider, Jordan, Martin, Morris and Shields; nays: none; absent: Davis. The motion passed and the recommendation will be forwarded to City Council for final action.
