He lives in the Matlock Heights area and is very happy with the new stop signs at the intersection of Fritz and Glendora but it made him realize how old and faded the rest of the stop signs in the neighborhood are. He wondered if any of them could be replaced. In particular, he mentioned the intersections of Glendora/Barbara and Barbara/Saville.
Both new signs at Schlotsky's Deli and Taco Bell, at these businesses appear to be over the city's height limitations for business signs, were permits issued?
Large advertisement sign put up, possibly w/o permit.
Too many signs at Swifty Oil.
There is a large "tattoo" sign on the roof of this structure - placed there recently.
There is a large "tattoo" sign on the roof of this structure - placed there recently.
Complainant believes construction company's sign is too large and placed withing the R.O.W.
There is too much directional signage on the site, they most likely exceeded their permitted square footage.
Two large "10 Min Quick Lube" banners are displayed in the front yard of the Grease Pit. These may be illegal.
A temporary sign was seen in the right-of-way in front of Campus edge apartments on North Walnut Street.