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PL PACKETS 2000-2004
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PL PACKET 12192000
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E3t7V> <br /> wy>� . {":.�... ............................................... <br /> .................... ... . '<��?uswes#.net..;»<{ <br /> From: Doug Bergstrom [dbergstrom@ ] <br /> Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 11:31 AM <br /> To: Randy Stille; Sue Henry <br /> Subject: Electronic sign ordinance changes <br /> Folks, <br /> Here are my thoughts on what we need to change in the current ordinances to reasonably allow <br /> electronic signs: <br /> 1. Section 1400.04, Subd. 6 (Changeable Copy Sign); Redefine as"Any sign which is <br /> .characterized by manually changeable copy, ...°. This will distinguish this category from <br /> signs that are changed electronically. <br /> 2. Section 1400.07, Subd. 15(Prohibited Signs); Add definition such as"Except ground signs <br /> that have electronic changeable copy, any portion of which changes less than once per <br /> minute". I'm not sure what the right frequency of change is here; could also be different than <br /> that-your thoughts? <br /> 3. Section 1400.10, Subd 3. (Surface Area); Add "(4); Electronic animated signage may not <br /> exceed 16 square feet of any sign copy surface". I believe this is the size of the sign we <br /> looked at last week. <br /> 4. Section 1400.10, Subd. 5. (Design and Location); Modify to"Signs must be located at least <br /> 15 feet.from any street". This would allow the City to put up its sign at the easement limits on <br /> Silver Lake Road. <br /> That's all I can see; please comment. Thanks. <br /> Doug <br /> • <br /> • <br />
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