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L J <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />• Planning & Zoning Commission <br />Minutes of April 1, 1993 <br />• <br />The following ideas were discussed at random and may or may not become part of <br />the final ordinance: <br />No grandfather requirement for portable temporary signage. <br />Certain terminology used in the sign ordinance should be clarified. <br />Classification for temporary signs which would include garage sale and political signs. <br />Only one (1) off premise sign allowed per each legally subdivided parcel of property. <br />Seasonable businesses, ie. deer processing, income tax preparation, etc.. -don't want <br />to create difficulties for this type of advertising. <br />Require permits for portable signs and impose time restrictions for the length of time <br />that may be used. <br />• A portable sign may not stand on any premise for more than 30 consecutive days at <br />a time or for more than 60 days in any calendar year without at least a period of 20 <br />intervening days. <br />Portable signs that are not in compliance with the permitting process shall be <br />impounded by the City. <br />Portable signs may be located in R-3, Commercial and Industrial Zoning Districts. <br />All signs must be properly maintained. This would include painting and keeping the <br />area around the sign mowed and free of debris. <br />Clearly define the definition of a permanent sign. <br />A $300.00 permit fee will be required for real estate signs that are to be used for the <br />purpose of marketing a subdivision. The permit will be valid for 2 years and may be <br />renewed for an additional $300.00 fee. <br />Off premise signs will be subject to maintenance requirements, spacing distance of <br />1,000 feet, and maximum size limitations. <br />• <br />