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AUG 0, 9 199, tzoow �' � PAGF, <br />Planner DeBlois commented that the only real change is that <br />we are looking closely at definitions to tighten them up, and we <br />are proposing to eliminate the requirement of an adhesive label <br />for new sign permits as it is felt we really don't need them. <br />Commissioner Bird believed the general public will never <br />criticize you for reducing the size of signs - the smaller we can <br />make them, the better. <br />Commissioner Bowman did not see any regulation as to how <br />long before an election political signs may be erected. She was <br />advised that Sec. 956.15 (1) (a), limits the erection of <br />political signs to no more than 60 days prior to the election <br />date. <br />Commissioner Bird expressed his feeling that this time limit <br />could be cut back to 30 days. <br />There was no public comment on Chapter 956. <br />Planner DeBlois addressed Chapter 973 - Public Nuisance, the <br />highlights of which are as follows: <br />CHAPTER 973 - PUBLIC NUISANCE <br />* REFORMAT OF EXISTING ORDINANCE <br />* NO PROPOSED CHANGES, EXCEPT REVISIT <br />"WEED" DEFINITION <br />* RECAP OF MAJOR SECTIONS: <br />OVERGROWN WEED CONTROL <br />JUNK, TRASH, & DEBRIS <br />COUNTY ABATEMENT' <br />NOTICE PROCEDURES <br />Planner DeBlois noted that we just need to revisit the <br />definition of weeds as suggested at workshop, and that will be <br />reflected in the Definitions Chapter. Other than that, this <br />chapter is existing and just reformatted. <br />52 <br />