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Resident challenges sign‑enforcement, asks council for uniform application of code
Summary
A Plymouth resident told the council he received a campaign-sign violation and presented a list of roughly 30 allegedly noncompliant signs around the city, asking why enforcement targeted his property and urging consistent, city-wide enforcement.
Kevin Peterson used his three minutes at the Plymouth Forum to protest a city-issued campaign-sign violation and to press the council for consistent enforcement of city code.
Peterson said he received a notice citing "Plymouth City code section 20 10 subdivision 2" and delivered a formal complaint listing approximately 30 other residences he believes are out of compliance. He said in part, "I will provide those to you once you have remedied the violations in question with these 1st 30 homes," and that he will not move his signs until enforcement is uniform and the complainant is disclosed. The speaker framed his submission as a civic exercise to hold the enforcement process accountable.
Council did not take immediate enforcement action at the meeting; the comment was entered into the record and staff follow-up would proceed through the city’s code-enforcement process.
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