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.Item 4 <br />GENERAL INFORMATION <br />Applicant: * City of Bloomington <br />Case 10000D-06 <br />Request: Amend City Code to Establish New Electronic Message Board, Vehicle Sign, Video <br />Display Sign, and Time and Temperature Sign Standards <br />PROPOSAL <br />Based on Council member concerns the City's existing sign regulations do not adequately control the <br />variety of commercially available electronic changeable message signs, particularly in light of the <br />constantly evolving technology, the City Council directed that new standards be created to address <br />changeable message and image signs. Based on input from the City Council and a Focus Group <br />comprised sign industry professionals, staff has prepared a draft ordinance that would regulate the <br />operational characteristics of electronic changing message and video display signs. The proposed <br />ordinance is attached. <br />BACKGROUND <br />The City Council approved a three-month moratorium on rune 19, 2006 on certain display signs <br />including rapidly changing image and animation displays. The City Council will be considering <br />extension of the moratorium at its September 11, 2006 meeting. The Council directed staff to create <br />new standards related to these types of signs. Staff performed a nation-wide literature review of traffic <br />studies, policy documents, and zoning ordinances relating to electronic message boards. On August <br />23, 2006 staff convened a Focus Group comprised of sign industry professionals to gather input on a <br />draft version of the proposed ordinance. <br />OBJECTIVES <br />This ordinance aims to mi imizd and mitigate the level of distraction from: electronic signs to both <br />motorists and residential areas. Different types of electronic signs present varying levels of distraction <br />to motorists and must be regulated accoxdingly. Care is also taken to minimize the visual impacts and <br />commercial nature of electronic signs on residential and conservation areas. <br />-ANALYSIS <br />Advanced electronic outdoor display signs have become more technologically advanced and less <br />costly. The advanced technology, particularly with respect to the more practical and economical light <br />emitting diode (LED) video display signs, has the ability to produce electronic displays that rival. <br />photographs and television programs in quality and clarity. <br />Report to the Planning Commission <br />Planning and Economic Development Division <br />32 <br />September 14, 2006 <br />
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