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BIL 280 Draft 07 1996-1998
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Bill/Resolution - Type
BIL
Bill/Resolution - Council Term
1996-1998
Bill/Resolution
280
Draft
07
Introducer
J. Curtis Tyler, III, Council Member
Referred To
Council
Action 1
Council: Bill 280, Draft 7 passes 1st reading - 10/20/04
Action 2
Council: Bill 280, Draft 7 amdended to Draft 8 - 11/10/04
Reading Number
1
Reading Date
10/20/2004
Ayes
7-Arakaki;Elarionoff;Holschuh, M. D.;Jacobson;Reynolds;Safarik;Tyler, III
Noes
0-
Absent
2-Chung;Tulang
Excused
0-
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which in turn injuriously affect the tourist trade and the economic well-being of the <br /> County; and <br /> (4) There has been a marked increase in the number and size of signs advertising <br /> business activities and products in the County; <br /> (5) The increased number and size of signs, coupled with the increased use of motor <br /> vehicles, make it imperative that the public streets and highways be kept free from <br /> signs which distract motorists' attention while driving, and which detract from the <br /> attention which should be devoted to signs promoting traffic safety; <br /> (6) The indiscriminate erection, location, illumination, coloring, and size of outdoor <br /> signs constitute a significant contributing factor in increasing the number of traffic <br /> accidents on the public streets and highways by detracting from the visibility of <br /> official traffic lights and signals, and by tending to distract and divert the attention <br /> of drivers away from the flow of traffic movement; <br /> (7) The construction, erection, and maintenance of large outdoor signs suspended from, <br /> or placed on top of buildings, walls, or other structures constitute a direct danger to <br /> pedestrian traffic below the signs, especially during periods when winds of high <br /> velocity are prevalent; <br /> (8) The size and location of outdoor signs may, if uncontrolled, constitute an obstacle to <br /> effective fire-fighting techniques; <br /> (9) It is necessary for the promotion and preservation of the public health, safety, and <br /> welfare of the people of the County, that the erection, construction, location, and <br /> maintenance of signs be regulated and controlled; and <br /> (10) The people of the County expect stewardship of the land and protection of the <br /> natural beauty for future generations; along with conservation and development of <br /> the natural beauty of the County, as well as objects and places of historic and <br /> cultural interest. <br /> <br /> (b) The purpose of this chapter is to: <br /> (I) Encourage the effective use of signs as a means of communication in the County; <br /> (2) Maintain and enhance the aesthetic environment and the County's ability to attract <br /> sources of economic development and growth; <br /> (3) Improve pedestrian and traffic safety; <br /> (4) Minimize the possible adverse effect of signs on nearby public and private <br /> property; and <br /> (5) Enable the fair establishment and consistent enforcement of these sign regulations. <br /> 2 <br /> <br />
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