Council rejects Salvation Army directional signs, citing precedent and code concerns
Council members raised concerns that allowing a Salvation Army directional sign on city streets would set a precedent for private signage; the measure failed in committee (0 ayes, 6 nays, 1 abstention).
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Council members debated a proposal to authorize installation of Salvation Army directional signs at corners in the downtown area. Several members said the proposal risked creating a precedent for private organizations to place signs on city-owned poles and that existing wayfinding sign policies are the appropriate mechanism for public signage.
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