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• PC Minutes .4/26/93 page 2 Bullseye which put out the traffic lights and caused the city to incur the cost of substantial emergency vehicle assistance. This section presently reads: 9-13.03{11} Displays not constituting signs. Animal displays, pieces of sculpture, fountains, aerial searchlights or other displays or feature which direct attention to an object, product, place, activity, person, institution, oY~ganization or business yet not defined herein as such or commonly considered a sign, shall comply requirement of §9-13.03. Proposed code change in this section recommended by staff reads: 9-13.03{11} Displays not constitutinq signs. Banners, pennants, whirling devices, balloons, animal displays, lights, or other displays or features which direct attention to an object, product, place, activity, person, institution, business are not permitted in any zone except in a business zone for business grand openings or special civic events. One 'display not constituting a sign' may be granted to a specific business or shopping center for these events. No more than one 'display not constituting a sign' may be granted for a shopping center or building at one time. On such occasions, a temporary sign permit for up to five consecutive days may be issued by the city. Kuettel moved to adopt the proposed section with the word, ~~:~''~~ put back into the code so the fifth line of the f~irst~~~~seriterice would read, ". person, institution, ~c~~, or a business are not permitted in any The motion seconded by Huso and was passed unanimously. UPDATE ON THE COMMERCIAL ZONING STUDY AND THE CURRENT DEVELOPMENT MORATORIUM ON THE CITY'S COMMERCIAL ZONES Administrator Hoyt told the commissioners that on March 24 the council adopted a development moratorium on the commercial zones in the city. She said-that this restricts any new business that is not listed as a permitted use in the zoning code from getting a license. .(There is a hardship variance procedure.) When a business applies for a business license, they will be asked to • provide a written statement explaining their business. The administrator and attorney review it to define if it is a listed permitted use in the code and whether a license. should be