Political Signs
I guess I'm a goody-two-shoes, but we should all obey the law, especially when seeking public office.
I am putting up a few campaign signs and will do so following the Town's law regarding political signs.
All candidates received a copy of the ordinance containing this law when we took out nomination papers. The law says signs should not exceed 4 square feet, should be on private property and not be more than 8 feet off the ground. Reading this law I designed my signs to be installed on fences rather than free standing in the street right of way.
Here's the law:
https://library.municode.com/ca/woodside/codes/municipal_code?nodeId=CD_ORD_TITXVLAUS_CH153ZO_153.50...
I appreciate the enthusiasm exhibited by the profusion of signs in the public right of way but the Town has a long tradition of discouraging signs. If we want these signs we should change the law first.
I am putting up a few campaign signs and will do so following the Town's law regarding political signs.
All candidates received a copy of the ordinance containing this law when we took out nomination papers. The law says signs should not exceed 4 square feet, should be on private property and not be more than 8 feet off the ground. Reading this law I designed my signs to be installed on fences rather than free standing in the street right of way.
Here's the law:
https://library.municode.com/ca/woodside/codes/municipal_code?nodeId=CD_ORD_TITXVLAUS_CH153ZO_153.50...
I appreciate the enthusiasm exhibited by the profusion of signs in the public right of way but the Town has a long tradition of discouraging signs. If we want these signs we should change the law first.