This house has continuously had "yard sales" every week for the past few years. Is the household paying for their sale signs? I know Heritage Salon pays for their sandwich sign, they're right next to each other. So has this house paid for their excessive "for sale" signs usage for all the junk in the yard? It's an eyesore on one of the main streets of town.
Signs in round about. Some for events in late October.
Sign at former Old National Bank at E 3rd and College Mall Rd.
Signs posted on electric pole.
Neighbors are wondering what this metal black box is, zip-tied to the entrance of the Eastside Neighborhood (where Hunter turns into the walking path on Mitchell). Is this something the City has installed and, if so, what is it? If it is not City-sanctioned, can it be removed? It's a little creepy. Thank you on behalf of Eastside neighbors.
Susan Pauly PhD temporary signs displayed on site without permit
Sowders landscaping has a permanent sign permit but they installed larger panels over the approved sign
HuHot resturant has temp signs without permit
Sahara mart has temp signs displayed onsite