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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />FEBRUARY 23, 2005 <br />LaValle noted that the architectural guidelines speak against this type of <br />sign. LaValle indicated that if the City deviates for State Farm, it will <br />have to deviate for others with similar requests. <br />Walstrom felt that the Market Square "Gown Office location was not <br />dissimilar from the Market Place Shopping Center where the plastic logo <br />sign was allowed. The Planner pointed out that the Maii<et Square Town <br />Office property is zoned PUD, therefore, signage is negotiated. He also <br />noted that the property is subject to the architectural guidelines which <br />speak against plastic panel signage. The Planner noted that the Market <br />Place Shopping Center has an approved comprehensive sign plan, but he <br />did not recall the details ofthat plan. <br />The City Administrator repoi~ed that under the architectural guidelines, <br />the plastic panel sign would not be allowed at the M. arlcet Place Shopping <br />Center. The Administrator indicated that lie had discussed with Walstrom <br />the potential for placing the sign in a window. <br />Walstrom indicated that he discussed signage with the City Planner and <br />City Administrator the past April or May prior to purchasing his town <br />office. "1'he indication was that it would be O.K. to move the sign over. <br />The Administrator indicated that he informed Walsh'om that the backlit <br />sign would not be allowed on the building, and the discuss was that it may <br />be acceptable to place the sign in a window. The Administrator also <br />recalled conversation that a sign with individually lit letters may be <br />acceptable. <br />Walstrom indicated that he thought that he had covered this issue prior to <br />his purchase of the town office. Walstrom again indicated the difficulty <br />that his clients are having in locating his office, and hoped he could put <br />signage on the side of the building. <br />LaValle noted that whatever is done for Walstrom would establish a <br />precedent, and the City would have to approve similar requests from other <br />owners in the town office complex. <br />Montour suggested that once the office identification signs and monument <br />signage is installed, the problem may be resolved. <br />[3lesener encouraged Walstrom to meet with the City Planner to explore <br />the options available to him. <br />There was no one else present from the general public wishing to <br />comment on this matter. <br />