July 3rd.
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Despite rumors that Tom was going to make an appearance in regards to the topic, he was a no show. Instead Alderman Hoy gave her update on signs since last meeting. Touring around she found only 3 signs that were in compliance with city ordinances (I didn't catch the denominator). She pointed out WLIC signs in "O" Cove (across from her home) were not in compliance. Next month the issue of distance of signs from the street will be addressed...look for spellbinding discussion regarding this very important issue.
5 comments:
I would prefer Katie to either one of them.
mary actually has a good point, why does WLIC get special treatment? They are private property just like any other piece of property at Weatherby lake.
Why does Hoy get special treatment? She has a sign well within the 15' easement.
Hoy is out of control. Can anyone tell me what REAL value she has brought to the city? Seems like she spends a huge amount of time seeking out trivial issues that take up a significant amount of the Board's and police's time. Mary, give it a rest already!
2:10pm -- WLIC special treatment? Please. Those signs have been there for over 20 years and have done no harm, have fostered no social injustice, and probably will last longer than the horrific entrance signs that she supported. And speaking of special treatment. Please recall that Mary lobbied to get a "children playing" sign along O-cove corridor... because her grandchildren come to visit. Voila' and then came the sign. That's what I call special treatment.
Hoy might be out of control, but she has many willing accomplices on the BOA, if what I read here is true. Nary a voice to question or challenge, they just follow the lead dog.
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