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Commission introduces temporary‑banner sign amendment to help businesses; adoption set for Aug. 17, 2026
Summary
Commission introduced an amendment to the sign ordinance allowing temporary banner signs in lieu of permanent wall signage for up to 18 months; commissioners praised the quick turnaround and the ordinance was introduced for adoption on 08/17/2026.
The commission introduced an amendment to the city sign ordinance to allow businesses and organizations to use temporary banner signs in lieu of permanent wall signage for periods not exceeding 18 months. The ordinance authorizes repeal of conflicting rules and was reviewed by the city attorney prior to introduction.
"I'd just like to say I appreciate the fast turnaround on this," one commissioner said after staff presented the amendment and indicated it would give new businesses an opportunity to establish themselves while complying with sign rules.
Commissioners voted to introduce the ordinance and set the adoption date for 08/17/2026; staff indicated that tonight's vote was an introduction and that formal adoption would occur at the scheduled hearing.
