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1 going to try to get a complementary pattern for that signage but would <br /> 0 2 be unable to force conformity for stores whose corporate colors might <br /> 3 now allow conformance. He agreed that probably only the four largest <br /> 4 tenants would be featured on a directory the size that would be <br /> 5 allowed. He reiterated that which tenants appear on the pylon sign <br /> 6 would depend on their ability for pay for that signage and the <br /> 7 availability of space on the sign. Again the major tenants would <br /> 8 probably want to be recognized on that sign which would accommodate only <br /> 9 up to about ten names. commissioner Franzese said she agreed with the <br /> 10 Coast to Coast representative that the directory would be most important <br /> 11 because most of the customers would probably come from Kenzie Terrace <br /> 12 and need to know the shopping center is there and which stores are in <br /> 13 it. She was told that trying to put all the tenant names on one sign <br /> 14 would tend to diminish the sign's impact much as had happened when the <br /> 15 City had acceded to the Apache Medical Building's desire to have all the <br /> 16 different businesses listed on their directory, which most Stinson <br /> 17 Boulevard drivers hardly noticed at all. <br /> 18 C mmission Reaction <br /> 19 Commissioner Hansen commented that he was "very pleased" with the <br /> 20 proposals the owners were making that evening for improvements which <br /> 21 were long overdue for that center. - <br /> 22 Chair Wagner agreed and indicated he perceived a willingness on the <br /> 23 Commission's part to do what they could to "clean up some of the loose <br /> 24 ends" like persuading the tenants to take down their existing signs. <br /> 05 Mr. DiSanto indicated his appreciation of their comments saying he <br /> 26 recognized that up until he visited the Council in September there had <br /> 27 been a lack of good relations between the City and the owners. He <br /> 28 said he expected to provide direct supervision of the renovation project <br /> 29 and would probably visit the City on a weekly basis until the job was <br /> 30 completed. He clarified that the only reason a second sign f or a <br /> 31 tenant had been mentioned in the Sign Criteria had been because he <br /> 32 hadn't understood Coast to Coast's corporate trademark, which was vital <br /> 33 to their going into that space, would be considered a part of their <br /> 34 sign. <br /> 35 Mr. Childs told him that with 78 feet of f r6ntage on the store they <br /> 36 would be going into, Coast to Coast should have no problem fitting all <br /> 37 that into the 150 square feet of sign surface they would be allowed. <br /> 38 He also said the City would count both the lettering and the symbol <br /> 39 depicted on the sketch of the proposed sign for that store as one sign. <br /> 40 The Commissioners were then told that each tenant would control the <br /> 41 power to the individual signs which might make uniformity of hours of <br /> 42 lighting difficult with some stores not staying open as long as other <br /> 43 businesses in the center. <br /> 9 <br />
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