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2005 for a temporary roll off signs since banners were allowed without a permit. <br />Even though permits will be required for banners, staff believes eliminating <br />banners mounted to the double posted pylon will increase the use of roll off signs <br />in this area. The businesses do not have direct visibility from Rice Street like <br />some other centers and in turn they will want their temporary signs along Rice <br />Street. The Council will need to decide if they prefer roll off signs, banners, or <br />both. Another option may be to limit how many permits are allowed at one time <br />or how many banners are allowed at one time for multi- tenant properties <br />(Example in the case of multi- tenant properties no more than one business will be <br />allowed to display a banner on the pylon). At this time, the ordinance allows for <br />no more than 50% of the center to have permits out at one time. <br />o Also staff did change the number of permits or days allowed per year. The <br />recommendation of the planning commission was 4 permits per year for 120 days <br />with the stipulation that non - banner temporary signage would be limited to no <br />more than 60 days of that allocation. This would create some additional <br />monitoring when issuing permits, but staff believes it would be manageable. <br />H:\JessicaJ \Code Enforcement \Correspondence \Code Enf 2005 \MayCow - 3 - Memo.doc <br />