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City Attorney previews proposed sign ordinance for council review
Summary
City Attorney Beth Anne Childs presented a draft approach to regulate signs in right-of-way, proposing a permit-and-sticker system and asking councilmembers to review a draft before a formal ordinance is presented at the next meeting; council later voted to table the formal agenda item for review.
City Attorney Beth Anne Childs described a proposed ordinance framework governing signs placed in the right-of-way, saying the draft borrows elements from Tulsa and Oklahoma City ordinances and would use a permit system that issues a sticker to indicate a sign is permitted. Childs asked councilmembers to review the paper she provided and submit suggested changes so she can prepare a formal ordinance for preview at the next meeting.
After the presentation, the council voted to table the formal agenda item to allow time for review. The motion to table (Deshazo moved, Johns seconded) carried by unanimous roll call. Childs said additional guidelines are included in the draft and invited council input before the ordinance is formally introduced.
