“The Sign Code, Two Years Later.”
Window graphics may cover 1/3 of an architecturaly distinct window…
Sandwich boards are allowed on public property in the Central Business District only…
If the structure is nonconforming it must be made conforming or be removed…
Provided such signs do not exceede 16 square feet in area and 4 feet in height in residential districts..
Ahh, professional quality, temporary sign restrictions, something about faces must must be UL rated…
Define clutter.
Supposed to have bollards to avoid this problem…?
6 Responses to ““The Sign Code, Two Years Later.””
1 GeeGuy 22 June 2007 @ 6:28 am
So, why is there no City enforcement?
2 Walter Greenspan 22 June 2007 @ 10:15 am
All city departments report to the City Commission through the City Manager, which diffuses repsonsibility among the Mayor and 4 Commissioners, BUT if the City Manager reported directly to the Mayor, then there would be one person, the Mayor, to whom you could direct your question about City enforcement.
3 A North Central Montana Weblog » Blog Archive » Location Location Location 22 June 2007 @ 8:04 pm
[…] Who knows. If it works well, one just might be tooling along 10th Ave South only to discover a “great big sign” (pun intended… heh heh) on the corner of 26th proclaiming the new location of Dave’s Gift Shoppe… [link] […]
4 GiftShoppeGuy 23 June 2007 @ 9:58 pm
Actually, I was being a bit facetious (treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor) by my remarks.
Meanwhile, I suppose I’ve got an ordinance to really study up on before I run off the ends of the earth spending money on a new sign…. my luck is such that says as soon as I put something up, the city will march right in and make me take it down…
5 firefly 23 June 2007 @ 10:21 pm
Feel free to e-mail me with any questions.
I can’t get to your blog to read what you wrote-sends me to a search page.
6 GiftShoppeGuy 24 June 2007 @ 8:03 am
It shouldn’t be doing that.
Send me your ip address (giftshoppeguy at giftshoppeguy.com) and I’ll take a look to see if it ended up in the filter or something.
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