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The bottom line is that HOM wants to look as professional as possible with what we have to work with while we are designing and under construction while still hopefully generaL•ing some business. The signs will not be flapping, torn, or frayed. The exterior lot will be cleaned, the weeds will be eliminated, Handicapped parking will be puL- back to meet code, and all life safety will be comp l,eted to the Fire Marshall and Building Tnspector.'s satisfaction. '~%s Listed below are the da. fferent type of Sale's promotions that liOM rams in it's locations, and are requesL-iny approvals of these promotions and days allowed for each: These would be cumulative £or ehe district regardless of how many tenants occupy the building. 1. Search Lights - 30 days cumulative for all tenants per year >~'>"~1 maximum 2. Tents - 30 days cumulative for all tenants per year maximum 3. Truck Load Sales - 3o days cumulative for all tenants per year e maximum 'r` ~ 4. Seasonal outdoor displays - April 15 to Sept 30 .ive. 5. Temporary signs - 108 sq. Lt this building is set so £ar from the Idwy that 3G sq. £t. can't be seen from most parts of the rt`,<. bui.7.ding 3^s The first category of signage does not appear to be a concern from planning staff's !is; view, since it will conform to current size requirements, and would be replaced with more permanent signage ~ MOM representatives had indicated that permanent signage, would be placed within 12 months. The second category raises separate issues. The applicant would like to have more ,A temporary signage than the code currently permits, in addition to larger such signage. -.,1'~'. The seasonal outdoor display and tent sales can typically be accommodated through ,;,y, , specific licensing by City Hall, however, the City Council should discuss the issue of the additional temporary signage request. ;;±~a Pc: Kathy Glanzer r Steve Westerhaus Lee Elfering 1' ':,'a e\~~ :a zt~: ti ~c Y ~i a Ni: ~fl'. t!)~i4 i