In this case banners fall under the same ordinance.
On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 7:03 PM, Ken Young <kanawha72@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Did they say anything specific about banners? They handle banners
differently from signs.
Ken
On 8/1/2016 5:32 PM, William Robertson wrote:
After reviewing the Chesterfield County web site concerning temporary
signage and banners and a call to the County, I feel the signs are a no go
for the GBGH.
An ordinance states that only 2 temporary signs are allowed per shopping
center. Those 2 signs are the total for all businesses in the shopping
center. During the holidays this would be crazy trying to coordinate for
each weekend with the other businesses plus the County requires a special
permit for each weekend.
Certainly open for discussion at the next meeting.
On Sat, Jul 30, 2016 at 9:22 AM, Ken Young <kanawha72@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
We need to do some more research before buying signs. Chesterfield County
has some odd rules about temporary signage and I believe it says that these
real estate style signs are only allowed for real estate companies. We need
to find out what is allowed first. Also, the RC3R logo doesn't really
convey to the casual driver passing by what exactly is being advertised. I
also think any sign should have something saying where to go like "at the
Great Big Greenhouse".
Ken
On 7/30/2016 7:39 AM, William Robertson wrote:
The attached yard sign is 2 sided. It comes with a black HD plastic
stand to push into the ground. It should not move with the wind. The sign
is made out of the same material as the orange signs the club currently
uses. The sign will be about the same size as the orange signs the club
currently has. What do you think about the club up grading and using this
version while we are at the GBGH ?
At least one at each entrance to the shopping center.
Price: 1- 3 $29.99 each 2 sided sign
4- 8 $24.99 each 2 sided sign
8- 25 $19.99 each 2 sided sign
The signs are made locally in Midlothian.
Bill
