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BOOK 9 fAL,E,22 <br />interference with utilities. Staff is, therefore, recommending <br />that the ordinance, as proposed, still prohibit sign placement in <br />rights-of-way. Director Boling continued that, in the past <br />elections, any signs that have been in the right-of-way have been <br />confiscated. The Sheriff's Department and municipal law <br />enforcement officers have been very helpful in patrolling the <br />polling places on election day. <br />Tom Lockwood commented that in the last few days of any <br />election, there are some people who are going to stick signs in the <br />right-of-way whether you have an ordinance or not. He questioned <br />the amount of the bond, and Commissioner Eggert confirmed that the <br />amount of the bond is $250. <br />Commissioner Bird felt this will be an enforcement nightmare, <br />and Director Boling advised that there may be two appeals <br />occasioned by retention of political signs. <br />Vice Chairman Adams asked if anyone else wished to be heard in <br />this matter. There being none, she closed the public hearing. <br />ON MOTION MADE by Commissioner Eggert, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Bird, the Board, by a 4-0 vote <br />(Chairman Macht being absent) approved the <br />amendments to the regulations as written and adopted <br />Ordinance 95-10 amending the following Chapters of <br />the Land Development Regulations (LDRS); Chapter <br />901, Definitions; Chapter 902, Administrative <br />Mechanisms; Chapter 911, Zoning; Chapter 912, Single <br />Family Development; Chapter 913, Subdivisions and <br />Plats; Chapter 914, Site Plan Review and Approval <br />Procedures; Chapter 917, Accessory Uses and <br />Structures; Chapter 930, Stormwater Management and <br />Floodplain Property; Chapter 934, Excavation and <br />Mining; Chapter 951, Road Addressing System; Chapter <br />952, Traffic; Chapter 954, Off -Street Parking; <br />Chapter 956, Sign Regulations; Chapter 971, <br />Regulations for Specific Land Use Criteria; Chapter <br />972, Temporary Uses; and Providing for Repeal of <br />Conflicting Provisions, Codification, Severability <br />and Effective Date. <br />12 <br />MAY 319 1995 <br />