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Amusement Devices. This section is proposed for deletion, as it refers to an obsolete business <br />(arcade). <br />-The Council’s discussion noted that while this section is being deleted, it has the effect <br />primarily of removing the City’s licensing requirements for such businesses. Those <br />businesses are otherwise still allowed in the City’s commercial district as entertainment <br />venues. <br />Sign Removal. This clause is being inserted to specify sign enforcement process on non-single <br />family property. The existing requirements in this section require notice of cessation, and create <br />a process for City-initiated removal and cost recovery. However, for single family property, the <br />City’s process has been to seek compliance without City-initiated removal. Thus, the additional <br />clarity removes R-1, R-1A, and R-2 property from this enforcement process. The added text will <br />read as follows: <br />157.29 ENFORCEMENT REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL. All signs, greater than six (6) square feet per <br />side and within a Commercial (C), Light Industrial (LI), Planned Unit Development (PUD), <br />Townhomes (R3) or Multiple Dwellings (R4) zoning district shall be subject to the requirements <br />of this subsection: <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />Staff is seeking comment and recommendations as a part of the public hearing at Planning Commission, <br />after which the proposed ordinances would return to the City Council for the first of three readings in <br />consideration of adoption. <br />ATTACHMENTS <br />Proposed Ordinance Redlines <br />Public Hearing Notice