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The City of South Salt Lake is seeking a text amendment to align sign regulations with state law and create procedures for political signs. A public hearing was held on November 5 before the Planning Commission to discuss the proposal.
Key takeaways
The City of South Salt Lake requested a text amendment to align sign regulations with state law.
The proposal includes establishing procedures for political signs.
A public hearing was held on November 5 before the Planning Commission to recommend changes to the City Council.
The City of South Salt Lake requested a text amendment on November 5 to align sign regulations with state law and establish procedures for political signs.
The Planning Commission held a public hearing on November 5 to consider the proposal and recommend changes to the City Council.
The proposed amendment aims to bring local sign regulations into alignment with existing state laws. Additionally, the request includes the establishment of specific procedures regarding political signs within the city.
