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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />JANUARY 26, 2005 <br />HEARING - Section 903.110.C.4.a.1 its Zoning Code relative to temporary signs for <br />TEMPORARY multi-tenant properties. The Planning Commission has recommended <br />SIGNS approval of the ordinance amendment. <br />'fhe City Planner indicated that the ordinance amendment is housel<eepiug <br />in nature clarifying that individual tenants of multi-tenauC properties are <br />limited to three temporary sign permits per year with a total of 60 days of <br />temporary signage. The Planner indicated that the Code Enforcement <br />Off ter felt that the wording in the ordinance left some room for confusion <br />about the 60 day total It was also pointed out that the Ordinance already <br />limits single-tenant business properties to three temporary sign permits per <br />year with a total of 60 days of temporary signage. Therefore, temporary <br />signage restrictions are consistent for each business in the City, whether <br />the business occupies its own building or is a tenant in a multi-tenant <br />building. <br />There was no one from the general public present wishing to comment on <br />this matter. <br />Upon motion by Montour, seconded by Allan, the public hearing was <br />closed. <br />LaValle asked if the proposed ordinance amendment was malting the sign <br />ordinance more restrictive. The Planner replied that the proposed <br />amendment is clarifying the intent that was discussed at the time the <br />temporary sign ordinance was modified in 2003. <br />ICeis asked if the three temporary sign permits could be issued for varying <br />numbers of days provided that the total number of days did not exceed 60. <br />The City Administrator replied that that was correct. The City <br />Administrator pointed out the Council discussion in 2003 when the sign <br />ordinance was amended, noting that it was clear that businesses in multi- <br />tenant properties were to be allowed three temporary sign permits each <br />year with a total number of days of 60. The Administrator noted that this <br />makes temporary sign permit allowances fair and consistent for all <br />businesses in the City. <br />Mr. Montour introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br />ORDINANCE N0.588 - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER <br />903.110 OF THE LITT],E CANADA C7TI' CODE KNOIENAS TFIE <br />ZONING ORDINANCE, REI ATIVE TO THE RFGi17.ATlON OF <br />TEMPORAR I' SIGNS <br />