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276097 w WH1TE - CITY C�ERK �� _- PINK - FINAN E COUIICll .,�IC��� CANARY - DEP,pRTMENT C�I T . F S A IT L � BLI/E r�MAYOR File N O. � � ' i a ��e N 0 , „' � �� �;, Presented By Referred To ���Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date An ordinance amending the Legislative Code � pertaining to all aclvertising signs by enacting a new Chapter 66 and repealing Chapter 22 and Section 62.115. ►. THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. That the Saint Pau1 Legislative Code is hereby amended so as - to add the following new chapter: CHAPTER 66 — SIGN ORDINANCE ► 66.I01 PURPOSE l. To promote the public health, safety and general welfare of the community; 2. To encourage a concern for the visual environment _ which makes the city a more desirable place to live, work and visit; 3. To identifyF promote and advertise business and � industry in the city�. 4. To reduce hazards which may be caused by signs projecting over public rights-of-way; 5. To protect open space and areas characterized by unique environmental, historical and architectural resources; 6. To protect the right of information transmittal; 7. Along advanced speed arteries, to promote the sa�e, convenience and enjoyment of public travel, to pratect the public investment in highway beautifi- cation, and to preserve and enhance the natural scenic beauty ar the aesthetic f�atures of roadways in s n ' COUNCILMEN Yeas Nays Requested by Department of: Hunt �evine Il] Favoi Maddox McMahon Showalter A gai n s t BY Tedesco �Ison Form Approved y C' Attor y Adopted by Council: Date Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY By Approved by Mayor: Date Approved by ay r for Submission to Council By ` BY � , _ . � � . i , s ` ��V�� f * r 8 . To control the quality of materials, construction, electrification, and maintenance of all signs; 9. To provide for variances from the strict interpre- tation of the ordinance; 10. To provide far the administration of the ordinance; and 11. To provide penalties for violations of the provisions of this ordinance. 66.102 DEFINITIONS All words and terms not defined in this ordinance which are defined in the Minnesota State Building Code or Zoning Ordinances of the City of St. Paul shall be interpreted as therein defined. Otherwise, for the purposes of this ordinance, terms and words not herein , defined shall have the meaning customarily assigned to them. Certain words and terms shall be defined as follows: 66. 103 A ADVANCED SPEED ARTERIES: A limited access freeway or other road upon portions of which speeds of forty-five (45) miles per hour or greater are permitted. ADVERTISING SIGN: A sign which directs attention to a business, profession, commodity, service, or entertainment which is conducted, offered, sold, or manufactured else- where than on the premises upon which the sign is placed. It shall be considered as a non-accessory sign. 66. 104 B BULLETIN BOARD: A sign which permits the posting of announcements regarding religious, civic, philanthropic or neighborhood activities. BUSINESS SIGN: A sign which directs attention to a business, profession, commodity, service, or entertain- ment which is conducted, offered, sold or manufactured on the premises upon which the sign is placed. It shall be considered as an accessory sign. 2 . , , ' /VJ����� .�, . 66.105 C COMBINATION SIGN: A sign incorporating any combination of the features of pole, projecting, and roof signs. 66. 106 D DIRECTIONAL SIGN: A sign which is used for the regulation of traffic flow into and within a parking lot. DISPLAY SURFACE: The area made available by the sign structure for the purpose of displaying the advertising message. 66. 107 E ELECTRIC SIGN: A sign containing electrical wiring, but not including signs illuminated by an exterior light source. 66. 108 F 66. 109 G GROSS SUR'�'ACE DISPLAY AREA: The entire area within a single continuous perimeter enclosing the extreme limits of such sign, but in no case passing through or between any element of the sign. The background on which a sign is placed shall be enclosed within the perimeter when the backc�round is an integral part of the sign display surface. When signs are painted on or applied directly to a building the perimeter shall include all elements of the sign to- gether with the background of a different color than the natural color of the building. The perimeter shall not, however, include supporting framework or bracing when nat used as a sign display surface. GROUND SIGN: A sign, other than a pole sign, as defined by this ordinance, which is mounted directly into the ground. 66.110 H 66. 111 I IDENTIFICATION SIGN: A sign stating the name of a person, firm, or name or description of a use of the premises. 3. . ������ , ,,, � , 66. 112 J 66. 113 K 66.114 L LOT FRONTAGE: The width of a lot measured along the line separating the lot from any street, as defined in the St. Paul Zoning Ordinance. For a lot having frontage on more than one street, the frontage having the least width plus one-half (1/2) of the additional lineal feet of lot frontage shall be considered the total lot frontage for the purposes of this ordinance. 66. 115 M MARQUEE: A permanent roofed structure attached to and supported by the building and projecting over public right-of-way. 66.116 N NONSTRUCTURAL TRIM: The molding, battens, caps, nailing strips, latticing, cutouts or letters and walkways which are attached to the sign structure. 66. 117 0 66. 118 P PARK: Land owned and maintained by the city that is used primarily for recreational purposes. POLE SIGN: A sign that is mounted on a freestanding pole or set of poles. POLITICAL SIGN: A temporary sign which displays infor- mation pertaining to an upcoming governmental district, city, county, state or national election. PORTABLE DISPLAY SURFACE: A display surface temporarily fixed to a sign structure which is regularly moved from structure to structure at periodic intervals. 4. . , , �."���9'7 PORTABLE SIGN: A sign attached to a motor vehicle or a trailer and utilized as a temporary parked or stationary outdoor display sign. PROJECTING SIGN: A sign other than a wall sign which projects from and is supported by a wall or a building or structure. 66. 119 Q 66. 120 R REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT SIGN: A business sign placed on the premises of a subdivision or other real estate develop- ment. REAL ESTATE SIGN: A sign placed upon a property advertising that particular property for sale, rent, or lease. REQUIRED YARD: The space between the public right-of-way and the legal setback line as defined herein. ROOF SIGN: A sign erected upon or above a roof or parapet of a building or structure. 66.121 S SIGN: The use of words, numerals, figures, devices, designs, or trademarks which purpose is to show or advertise a person, firm, profession, business, product, or message. SIGN STRUCTURE: Any structure which supports or is capable of supporting any sign as defined in this ordinance. A sign structure may be a single pole, it may or may not be an integral part of a building. STATE BUILDING CODE: The Minnesota State Building Code, as may be amended from time to time, including all amend- ments thereto made from the date of enactment of the State Building Code. SWINGING SIGN: A sign that �noves back and forth freely, or sways in the wind. 5. , � � ������� - '., � ��, 66.122 T TEMPORARY SIGN: A sign, flag, banner, pennant, or valance constructed of cloth, canvas, light fabric, cardboard, wallboard, or other light materials, with or without frames, which is not permanently secured, intended to be displayed for a limited period of time only, not to exceed ninety (90) days, except that such signs may remain in place during the time of the con- struction of a building, during the time a building is offered for sale, rent, or lease, or the closing date of sale, or as otherwise regulated herein. 66 .123 U 66.124 V 66. 125 W WALL SIGN: A sign attached to or erected against the wall of a building or structure, with the exposed face of the sign in a place substantially parallel to the plane of said wall. 66. 126 X 66. 127 Y 66. 128 Z ZONING DISTRICT: A district shown on the zoning map of St. Paul which is incorporated into the Zoning Ordinances of the City of St. Paul. 66. 200 GENERAL PROVISIONS 66. 201 ALL SIGNS - PERMIT, ZONING DISTRICT No person shall place, erect or maintain a sign, nor shall a lessee or awner permit property under his control to be used for such a sign, which does not conform to the following requirements and without first obtaining the requisite permit for such sign. The following provisions shall apply in all zoning districts, and ta all signs visible to the general public from a public right-of-way, except those constructed in or visible from the interior of the downtown Skyway system. 6. , ' � � ' � . � �����y�� � , . , A. No sign or sign structure shall be erected or maintained at any location where by reason of its position, size, shape, content, color or illumination, it may obstruct, impa.ir, obscure, interfere with the view of, or be confused with, any traffic control sign, signal or device, or where it may interfere with, mislead or confuse traffic. B. No sign or sign structure shall be erected or maintained in such a manner that any partion of its surface or supports will interfere in any way with the free use of any fire escape, exit, or standpipe. C. All signs which are unsafe and/or unsightly shall be repaired or removed. Unsafe signs must be repaired or removed within 24 hours after notifi- cation. Unsightly signs must be repaired or re- moved within 15 days of notification. The term "unsightly" shall mean a condition in which the sign has deteriorated tQ the point where at least one-fourth (1/4) of the surface area of the name, identification, description, display, illustration or other symbol is no longer clearly recognizable at a distance of twenty (20) feet; or where paint is peeling, chipping, or flaking fro�n the structure surface, or where the sign has developed significant rust, corrosion, rotting, or other deterioration in the physical appearance, or is so faded that it is not clearly recognizable at a distance of twenty (20) feet; or where an illuminated electrical sign is no longer in proper working order. Removal, in the case of painted wall signs, shall mean a complete repainting of the background on which the sign was painted, or a sandblasting of the surface to reveal an exterior finish compatible with surrounding surfaces, so that no part of the sign is any longer recognizable. D. No sign shall be painted directly on or affixed to any tree, rock or utility pole. E. Lots on which signs are located shall be kept neat, orderly, and free of debris. 7. , , � � ' � ;��`16���7 F. All signs with the display surfaces back to back shall have no more than an eight (8) foot distance between each surface; display surfaces shall face in opposite directions and shall be owned by the same perznittee. G. Al1 signs which have their backs visible to public view shall have such backs painted in a neutral color compatibTe with the background against which they are set. H. No swinging sign shall be erected, free-standing, or shall be hung, or attached to any building or structure. I . No signs sha,ll be located in, groject into, or. over- h�,ng a public ra.ght-of-way, except those projecting business signs permitted in business and industrial districts that do not violate Minnesota Statutes, Section 160. 27, and signs established by the City of St. Paul, County of Ramsey, State or Federal governments. J. For parking 1ot areas, one (1) identification sign not to exceed a total of fi£teen (15) square feet in area is permitted per parking lot entrance. An identa.fication sign up to twenty-five (25) square feet �.n area, however, may be permitted if such sign incorporates the following uniform parking symbol: Fifty (50) percent of the total sign area of the parking identification sign must bear thereon a blue rectangle with a white letter "P" in gothic type face with the letter "P" being not less than ,fifty (50) percent of the are�, of the blue rectangle. The remaa.ning portion of the sign incorporating such a parking symbol may be used for other pertinent information. In addition to the one (1) identifi- cation sign per parking lot entrance, however, one (1) directional sign not to exceed a total of four (4) square feet is perznitted per entrance or exit. Such directional signs may be up to ten (10) square feet in area if they also incorporate the above- prescr�.bed parking symbol. These parking identi�i- cation and directional signs are in addition to other signs permitted in each zoning district. K. All signs may be illuminated. Illumination of signs shall not be of �, flashing, moving, or intermittant type; however, signs giving public information such as time, temperature, stock averages and the like are 8. r i r���V� /�I iJ' permitted. ExceQt for Districts B--4 and B-5, arti�'icial light shall be maintained stationary and constant in intens�.ty and color at all times when in use. L. At bus stops designated by the Metro.politan Transit Commission, one advertising sign not to exceed a total of fifteen (15) square feet shall be permitted on a bench in all zoning districts, and advertising signs may be placed on bus shelters in all zoning districts, provided that advertising shall be on one end panel, shall be limited to one-third of the vertical surface of the shelter, may be placed on one or both sides of a panel and shall not exceed four (4) feet by six (6) feet. Such signs shall be permitted to be located within the public right-of- way. M. Signs of the City of St. Paul, County of Ramsey, State, and Federal governments and subdivisions and agencies thereof which give orientation, direction, or traffic control information shall be permitted in all zoning districts. 66. 202 STRUCTURAL DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION Signs in all zoning districts shall conform to the structural design standards of the State Building Code. A. The supparts for all signs except signs established by the City of St. Paul, County of Ramsey, State or Federal governments, and subdivisions and agencies thereof, shall be placed in or upon private property and shall be securely built, constructed, and erected in conformance with the requirements of this ordinance. B. Restrictions on Combustible Materials. Al1 signs and sign structures shall have structural znembers of noncombustible materials. Combination signs, roof signs, wall signs, projecting signs, and signs on znarquees shall be constructed af noncombustible materials, except as provided in this subsection. No combustible materials other than approved plastics shall be used in the construction of electric signs. l. Nonstructural Trim. Nonstructural trim and port- able display surfaces may be of wood, metal, approved plastics, or any combination thereof. 9. � ' � � ������7 2 . Display Surfaces. Display surfaces in all types of signs may be made o� wood, metal, �lastics, or approved materials. Any section of approved plastics on wall signs shall not exceed a total of two hundred fifty (250) square feet in area. C. Clearance and Obstruction 1. General. All types of signs shall conform to the clearance and projection requirements of this section, and to building height restrictions described in the St. Paul Zoning Ordinance. Except for roof signs permitted by this ordinance, no sign shall project higher than fifty (50) feet above grade level, or twenty--five �eet (25) above the surface of the adjacent roadway, whichever is higher. 2. Clearance from High Voltage Power Lines. No sign or part of a sign support structure may interfere with any electric light, power, telephone, or telegraph wires or the supports thereof. Al1 signs must be sufficiently clear of high voltage power lines so that signs can be safety erected and maintained. Signs shall be located not less than six (6) feet horizontally or twelve (12) feet vertically from overhead electrical conductors which are energized in excess of seven hundred fifty (750) volts. The term "overhead conductors" as used in this section means any electrical conductor, either bare or in- sulated, installed above the ground, except such conductors as are enclosed in iron pipe or other material covering of equal strength. 3. Obstruction of Opena.ngs. No sign shall obstruct any openings to such an extent that light or ventilation is reduced to a point below that required by the Btate Building Code. Signs erected within five (5) feet o� an opening in an exterior wall in which there are openings within the wall shall be constructed of noncom- bustible material or approved plastics. 10. . , ;������� D. Pole Signs 1. Revolving pole signs are permitted but may not be illuminated with flashing lights or exceed six (6) revolutions per minute. 2 . When specifically permitted in a zoning district, a pole sign may extend into a public right-of-way up to four (4) feet but in no case may come closer than two (2) feet from the curb line or ten (10) feet above the ground level, provided such sign does not violate Minnesota Statutes, Section 160.27 . E. Projecting Signs 1. Projecting signs shall be supported in a stationary position by a cantilevered structure without the use of any guy wires, cables, angle irons or turn- buckles. 2 . When specifically permitted in a zoning district, signs projecting over a public right-of-way may project up to four (4) feet from the property line, but in no case may come closer than two (2) feet from the curb line, or ten (10) feet above ground level, and provided such signs do nat violate Minnesota Statutes 160.27. F. Ground Signs 1. If located within a required yard, a ground sign may not exceed four (4) feet in height plus two (2) inches for each foot set back from the property line. G. Roof Signs l. The supporting members of a roof sign shall appear to be free of any extra bracing as angle irons, guy wires or cables, so as to be an architectural and integral part of the building. Supporting columns of round, square or shaped steel znembers may be erected if required bracing visible to the public is minimized or covered. 11. � ' , � , �������� 2. Roo� signs shall be thoroughly secured and anchored to the frame of the build�.ng over which they are constructed and erected. Before any permit is granted for the erection of a roof sign greater in are� than fifty (50) square feet, the plans and details of the supporting structure of the new framework, in addition to the structural details and calcu- lations of the existing supporting building roof system shall be filed _for review by the Zoning Administrator. These plans and details shall be certified by a registered professional engineer. 3. Clearance and Access. k'assage clear o� all obstructions shall be left under or around, and immediately adjacent to, all signs exceed- ing a height of four (4) feet above the roof. Such passages shall be not less than three (3) feet wide and four (4) feet high. H. Wall Signs 1. Wall signs shall not extend above the height allowed by the height restriction in the St. Paul Zoning Ordinance. 2. Wall signs that are business signs may proaect into a public right-of-way or beyond a legal setback line up to eighteen (18) inches, pro- vided �such signs do not violate Minnesota Statutes 160.27. I. Combination Signs 1. In the case of combination signs which are com- posed of any combination of roof, projecting or pole signs, the individual requirements as set out in this section far roof, projecting, or pole signs shall apply. If there are conflicts laetween _ ., ___ provisions, the more stringent shall apply. J. Marquees 1. Signs may be placed on, attached to, or constructed in a marquee. Such signs shall, far the purpose of 12. . . . . ' � �'�5��°7 determining projection, clearance, height and material, be considered a part of and shall meet the requirements for a marquee as specified in Chapter 45 of the State Building Code. No such sign shall project above or beyond the physical dimensions of the marquee, except that one (1) sign less than four (4) square feet in size may be attached underneath for each entrance located under the marquee, provided the sign does not project lower than eight (8) feet above the side- walk. K. Electric Signs I. Al1 electric signs shall meet the requirements set forth in the National Electric Code and State Building Code. 2. All face retainers shall be of thickness design and construction as to properly support the plastic panels of the sign faces. Frames and retainers shall structurally be continuous around the entire panel or group of panels of the sign face, support- ing such plastic panels independently. Panels larger than 32 square feet must be either hinged or provided with another suitable access method. a. Accessibility; (i) If doors for access are not locked they shall be fastened by means of screws, bolts, or similar means. (ii) Ballasts, transformers, lamp, neon tubing, sockets and splices in wireways shall be made accessible in a �nanner approved by the State Building Code, through hinged faces or panels designed to slide or rain- tight doors without the dismantling of the sign. (iii) Whenever hinged faces are used, an approved mechanical method sha11 be provided to hold such face in an open locked position while servicing. All framing and molding for such 13. � � � ;���f��� faces shall be of adequate strength and durability to safely support such face when in either the open or closed position. Accessibil.ity to the interior of the sign shall be made possible without requiring �`�!� �� the removal of any of the sign supports after erection. (iv) All framing and hinging shall be structurally designed and constructed to adequately support each panel or face when such face is used for access. Hinges shall be of nonferrous metal or rust-resistant type. ` '-,�� ,; (� b. ' Ventilation: Plastic electric signs shall be vented with either screened or insect-proof louvered vents to prevent the entrance of insects and moisture. The vents shall be placed at the top and bottom of the vertical portions of the exterior sign, and arranged to provide adequate circul,ation of air over the ballasts. (Exception: Single-faced signs may have the vents located on the back of the sign where the structural design is such that venting on the end is difficult. In such cases, however, these vents shall be located to provide adequate circulation of air over the ballasts and signs vented on the back shall be held a minimum af one-half (1/2) inch from the surface on which they are erected. ) c. Conductors: Electrical conductors such as non- metallic sheathed cable, BX, rubber cords and armoured cable shall not be used for signs permanently wired. Conductors with a heat and moisture resistant quality of not less than 90 degrees C. , such as AWM Type, shall be permitted for secondary connections to ballasts. All primary conduGtors, except those that are part of the ballast, connecting to and becoming part of a branch circuit shall be of the General Purpose type and shall have a minimum moisture and heat resistant qual.ity of 75 degrees centi- grade, such as a RHW, THWN. d. Wireway: Wireways shall be kept at least one- half (1/2) inch from the bottom of a sign, except where the sign spreader is incorporated as a part 14. . , , ���v�� of the wireway, in which case a method approved by the State Building Code shall be provided to keep all conductors, ballasts, and transformers at least one-half (1/2) inch from the bottozn of the wireway. Al1 conductors shall be protected from sharp edges of sheet metal enclosures. Wire gutters shall be as- sembled and jointed together in an approved manner. Where one gutter is joined to another creating one continuous wireway, the adjoining ends shall be rounded and connected together in an approved manner. Approved bushings shall be used where conductors pass through a sheet metal divider. Covers af the wireway shall be "broken" over the upper sides or tops of the wire gutters so as to prevent the entrance of moisture. All screws for such covers shall be accessible from the open face or access doors of the sign. e. Ballast: (i) Ballasts or transformers shall be of the outdoor type and shall be mounted in such a manner as to be held rigid and at least one-half (1/2) inch or more from the bottom of the sign or wireway. No ballasts shall be enclosed more than one-half its height into a wireway. Adequate metal supports for ballasts shall be provided to insure proper heat dissipation. (ii) Ballasts, transformers, sockets, lampholders and any other electrical equipment where there is a possibility of an excessive rise above their rated temperature shall be kept at a minimum of at least two (2) inches from all plastics. '� (iii) Fluorescent lamps placed in a vertical position shall be provided with a moisture deflection washer at the lower lamp socket. f. Face Limitation (i) Single face flat wall signs: Unless the plastic faces are hinged, access to the 15. , . � ;������►��7 � interior of the sign shall be grovided �or �n a manner without dismantling any major �oxtion of the sign as stated above. Where the plastic panel removal is required for access, no panel to be removed shall be more than th�.rty-two (32) square feet in area. Moulding shall be of such lengths as to provide :for the removal of each panel �ndependently. (ii) Double faced and extended signs: Where the �,ccess to the interior of the sign is re- quired through the face, such face shall be hinged or designed to slide as stated above, for panels that exceed thixty-two (32) square �eet in area. All mouldinq and retainers for sign �aces shall be constructed so as to be structurally able to properly suppart each plastic panel as provided above. L. Temporary Signs 1. No temporary sign shall exceed a total of one hundred (100) feet in area or 5ix (6) feet in height except as otherwise grovided herein. 2. Suppart. Temporary siqns shall be supported and attached with wire rope with a minimum diameter of three-eighths (3�8) inch. No strings, �iber ropes, or wood slats shall be permitted for support or anchorage purposes. Gloth signs and panels shall be perforated over at least ten (10) percent of the area to reduce wind resistance. EXCEPTION: Tempor�,ry signs over private property not exceeding sixty (60) square feet shall be supported and attached with wire rope and shall meet the requirements of Subsections a, b, and c, of this section. 3 . Clearance. Temparary signs, other than cloth, eight (8) feet or more above the ground, may project not more than six (6) inches over public property. 4. Banners and �'lags Banner Signs 16. , � • � ���a! 1 a. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or carporation to suspend or project any banner sign of any type whatever over a street, alley, or other public property for the purpose of business advertisement. b. Temporary permission shall be allowed for a banner sign for a period not to exceed thirty (30) days, providing said permission is approved as to the sign' s location, size, design and hang- ing by the Division of Housing and Building Code Enforcement. c. No banner sign shall exceed a total of one hundred twenty (120) square feet in area and there shall be no znore than one (1) such sign for any twenty (20) feet of frontage of any building fronting on public property. Decorative Banners, Flags and Ornaments a. Decorative banners, flags or other ornaments may be temporarily suspended or projected over streets, alleys or other public property for a period of time not to exceed thirty (30) days if the location and design of such decorative banners, flags or other ornaments are approved by the Division of Housing and Building Code Enforcement. b. No permit or permit fee shall be required for such decorative banners, flags or other ornaments but all safety requirements of this code shall be in force. c. Projection. Decorations may extend over public property and shall maintain a minimum clearance of twenty (20) feet, provided permission has been granted by the Zoning Administrator. 66.203 REGULATIONS BY ZONING DISTRICTS The class, size, and location of signs shall be only as permitted and regulated in the zoning districts authorized or permitted in this ordinance. 17 . , � � ������� 66.204 R-1 THROUGH RM-3 RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS A. Identification Signs ' ` l. For one and two-family uses, one (1) identification sign not exceeding a total of two (2) square feet in area. 2. For multiple-family uses, one (1) identification sign not exceeding a total of six (6) square feet in area. 3. For uses other than residential uses, one (1) identi- fication sign not exceeding a total of thirty (30) square feet in area. 4. For parks, community centers, and religious, civic or philanthropic institutions, one identification sign, not exceeding a total of thirty (30) square feet in area, and one (1) bulletin board not exceeding a total of thirty (30) square feet in area. B. Temporary Signs l. For new subdivisions or new mu,ltiple-family develop- ments, one (1) real estate development sign not ex- ceeding a total of fifty (50) square feet in area within the subdivision or on the multiple-family lot, per three hundred (300) feet or less of 1ot frontage. No such sign shall be located in any required yard. 2. For all uses, one (1) real estate sign not exceeding a total of six (6) square feet in area. 3. For all uses, one (1) sign not exceeding a total of fifty (50) square feet in area identifying an engineer, architect, or contractor engaged in, or product used in, the construction of a building. 4 . Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. 66. 205 OS-1 AND B-1 BUSINESS DISTRICTS A. Business Signs l. The sum of the gross surface display area in square feet of all business signs on a lot shall not exceed 18 . .. � � � ;�����`��7 , � one (1) times the lineal feet of lot frontage, or 75 square feet, whichever is greater. 2 . No business sign shall be located in a required yard except for one (1) pole sign or one (1) ground sign. Pole signs may project into the public right-of-way up to eighteen (18) inches. B. Temporary Signs 1. For new developments, one (1) real estate development sign not exceeding a total of fifty (50) square feet in area on the lot of the new development, per three hundred (300) feet or less of lot frontage of the development. Such sign shall not be located within any required yard. 2. For all uses, one (1) real estate sign not exceeding a total of six (6) square feet in area. 3. For all uses, one (1) sign not exceeding a total of four (4) square feet in area identifying an engineer, architect, or contractor engaged in, or product used in, the construction of a building. 4 . Temporary signs for grand openings and holidays shall be permitted as follows: a. Banners, pennants, and stringers. b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thixty-two (32) square feet. c. Partable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 5. Political signs are per�nitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. 19. . . � � ' ������ 6. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity, service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 66. 206 B-2 AND B-3 BUSINESS DISTRICTS AND ES EXPRESSWAY SERVICE DISTRICT A. Business Signs 1. The sum of the gross surface display area in square feet of all business signs on a lot shall not exceed two (2) times the lineal feet of lot frontage or 75 square feet, whichever is greater. 2. Only one (1) pole sign or one (1) ground sign per lot is permitted in a required yard. A pole sign pro- jecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed fifteen (15) square feet in display area. 3. One (1) projecting sign per entrance on a street frontage is permitted. Any such sign projecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed twenty-five (25) square feet in display area. B. Temporary Signs l. For new developments, one (1) real estate development sign not exceeding a total of one hundred (100) square feet in area on the lot of the new development. Such signs shall not be located within any required yard. 2. For all uses, real estate signs not exceeding a total of twelve (12) square feet in area. 3. For all uses, one (1) sign not exceeding a total of one hundred (100) square feet in area identifying an engineer, architect, or contractor engaged in, or product used in, the construction of a building. 4. Temporary signs for grand openings and holidays shall be permitted as follows: a. Banners, pennants, and stringers. 20. b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold of manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are p�rmitted. 6. Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs l. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frantage. No advertising sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2. No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park or parkway, with the exception of Smith, Rice and Irvine Parks, and that portion of Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue vacated and the Mississippi River Boulevard, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a church or public or private school. Provided that in no case shall a sign bE located closer than fifty (50) feet to a residential district. 3. Each such sign shall not exceed a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5,000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than seven-hundred f ifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular 21. (Amended 1-15-81) advertising sign may contain extensions, cutouts, or top lettering which occupy a total area not in excess of 50� of the area of the basic adver- tising sign and form an integral part of design thereof and provided that no such extension, cut- out, or top lettering may project more than six (6) feet from the top eighteen (18) inches from either side or fifteen (15) inches from the bottom of the basic rectangular advertising message. The area of an extension, cutout, or top lettering shall be deemed to be the area of the smallest rectangle into which such extension, cutout, or top lettering will fit. In no case shall the size of the sign, including extensions, sutouts, or top lettering exceed one thousand (1, 000) square feet. 66.207 B-4 BUSINESS DISTRICT A. Business Signs The sum of the gross surface display area in square feet of all business signs on a lot shall not exceed four (4) times the lineal feet of lot frontage of a lot. B. Temporary signs shall be permitted as regul,ated in the B-2 and B-3 Districts, s:ection 66. 206, subsection b. C. Signs shall be permitted to project a maximum of twelve (12) inches over public sidewalks and rights-of-way from the building line. D. Advertising Signs. 1. The following restrictions on advertising signs will expire two years from and after the effective date of this ordinance, and thereafter advertising signs will be prohibited in a B-4 Business District. 2 . Advertising signs are a permitted use subject to the following special conditions and subject to the review and approval of the Planning Co�nmission: Amended 1-8-81 22 . a. The requirements for advertising signs in B-2 and B-3 districts are fulfilled. b. The Planning Commission finds: i) the advertising sign will not restrict the view of historic or architecturally significant buildings. ii) the location of the advertising sign shall be in keeping with development plans for the adjacent area. Amended 1-8-81 22a. . . ��'%��:��7 � c. The special condition use approval of the Planning Commission shall permit the ad- vertising sign to be in place for a term not to exceed five (5) years. The adver- tising sign shall be remaved at the expir- ation of the five year period unless a new application is submitted and Planning Commission approval granted prior to the expiration of the five year (5) period. 66.208 B-5 BUSINESS DISTRICTS A. Business Signs: The sum of the gross surface display area in square feet of a11 business siqns on a lot shall not exceed four (4) times the lineal feet of lot frontage of a lot. B. Temporary signs shall be permitted as required in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66.206, Subsection B. C. Signs shall be permitted to project a maximum of twelve (12) inches over public sidewalks and rights-of-way from the building line. D. Advertising signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 Districts, Section 66.206, subsection c. 66.209 I-1 INDUSTRIAL 1 DISTRTCT A. Business Signs 1. The sum of the gross surface display area in square feet of all business signs on a 1ot shall not exceed two (2) times the lalneal feet of lot frontage of a l,ot. 2 . No business sign shall be located in a required yard except one (1) pole sign or one (1) ground sign. A pole sign projecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed fifteen (15) square feet in display area. 3. One (1) projecting sign per entrance on a street frontage is permitted. Any such sign projecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed fifteen (15) square feet in display area. 23. , ,,a,. p t r-.., . ±� .; � ' �i `1a'�� B. Temporary "signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66.206, Subsection B. C. Advertising s"igns shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66. 206; Subsection C. 66. 210 I-2 INDUSTRIAL 2 DISTRICT A. Business Signs 1. The sum of the gross surface display area in square feet of all busa.ness signs on a lot shall not exceed three (3) tiTnes the lineal feet of lot frontage of a lot. 2. No business sign shall be located within any required yard except one (1) pale sign or one (1) ground sign. A pole sign projecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed a total of fifteen (15) square feet in display area. 3. Any one (1) projecting sign per entrance on a street frantage is permitted. Any such sign projecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed a total of fifteen (15) square feet in display area. B. Tempor�.ry signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 6�.206, Subsection B. C. Advertising signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 Districts, Section 66.206, Subsection C. 66. 211 I-3 TNDUSTRTAL 3 DISTRICT A. Business Signs l. The sum of the gross surface display area of all business signs on a lot shall not exceed one (1) times the lineal feet of l,ot frontage of a l.ot. 2. No business sign shall be located within any re- quired yard except one (1) pole sign or one (1) ground sign. A pole sign projecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed fifteen (15) square feet in display area. 24 . 3 . One (1) proaecting si�n �er entrance on a street frontage is permitted. Any such sign groaecting into a �ublic ri�ht�o�-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, maX not exceed fifteen (15) square feet in display area. B. Temporary signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66.206, Subsection B. C. Advertising signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66.206, Subsection C. 66.212 P-1 VEHICULAR �ARKING DISTRICT No sign, except those per�nitted on parking lots as described in Section 66.201, 5ubsection �, shall be permitted. 66 .213 PD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DI5TRICT Signs shall be as permitted and regulated in each Planned Development in accordance with provisions Section 60. 581- 60. 588 of the St. �aul Zoning Ordinance, provided such regulations are consistent with the intent of this ordi- nance. 66. 214 RIVER CORRIDOR Advertising Sigri C"antrol 5ec�nerits There are hereby created advertising sign control segments 1 and 2 shown on the official map which accompanies this ordinance and which will be incorporated inta this ardinance and made a part hereof. No advertising sign which is visible from any part of the �nain traveled roadway of an advanced speed artery running through the segment will be erected or maintained anywhere within advertising device control segznent l. Advertising signs may be erected or maintained which are visible from the main traveled roadwaX of an advanced speed artery running through advertising sign control segment 2 pro- vided they meet the following requirementss Amended 1-8-81 25. Amended 1-8-81 25a. scape created by the plan is in keeping with the general intent of this ardinance. Such a plan shall be submitted to the Planning Commission and shall include the location, size, height, color, lighting orientation, overall design justification, and other information which may be reason- ably required for the proper consideration of the matter. Less restrictive as well as more restrictive provisions than specified in this ordinance may be permitted if the sign areas and densities for the plan as a whole are in conform- ity with the intent of this ordinance and if such exception results in an improved relationship between the various parts of the plan. Application shall be made to the City Council for consider- ation under this provision. Approval may be granted by City Council resolution, after review and recommendation is made by the Planning Commission, and only after a public hearing before the Planning ComTnission and the City Council. 66.217 ADVERTTSING SIGNS ALONG ADVANCED SPEED ARTERIES A. Advertising signs which are intended to be read from any part of the main traveled roadway of an advanced speed artery shall be spaced as follows: 1. Advertising signs may not be located in such a manner as to obscure or otherwise interfere with the effectiveness of an official traffic sign, signal, or device, or o�struct or interfere with the driver" s view of approaching, merging, or intersecting traffic. 2. No advertising sign which is intended to be read from the main traveled roadway may be placed within six hundred sixty (660) feet of any other advertising sign whzch is intended to be read from the roadway, unless the signs are on opposite sides of the advanced speed artery involved. 3. Advertising signs shall not project higher than fi�ty (50) feet above grade level or thirty-seven and one-hal£ (37-1/2) feet above the road surface, whichever is higher. 26. (Amended 1-15-81) . , ,,�. ., , . ,� �. .l��':�'� D. No existing sign devoted to a use not permitted by the St. Paul Zoning Ordinance in the zoning district in which it is located shall be enlarged, extended, or moved except in changing the sign to a sign permitted in the zoning district in which it is located. E. When a structure loses its nonconforming status, as set forth in the Zoning Ordinance, Section 62.102, Subsection e, (5) , all signs devoted to the structure shall be removed and all signs painted directly on the structure shall be repainted in a neutral color or a color which will harmonize with the structure. F. Signs may be repainted, repasted, or replaced when there is a change of any nonconforming use as set forth in the Zoning Ordinance, Section 62.102, Subsection 2, (3) . 66.400 ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEIKENT 66. 401 ENFORCEMENT The Zoning Administrator is hereby authorized and directed to enforce all the provisions of this ordinance. 66. 402 DUTIES OF ZONING ADMINTSTRATOR The Zoning Administrator shall enforce the provisions of this ordinance and any amendment thereto and shall have the power to certify zoning dompliance and sign permits, and to make inspections of buildings or premises necessary to carry out his duties in the enforceTnent of this ordinance. Whenever necessary to Tnake an inspection to enforce any of the provisions of this ordinance, or whenever the Zoning Administrator or his authorized representative has reason- able cause to believe that there exists any sign or any condition which makes such sign unsafe or violative of this ordinance, the Zoning Administrator or his authorized representative may enter the premises or building on which such sign is located, at all reasonable tiTnes, to inspect the sign or .to perform any function or duty required of the Zoning Administrator by this ordinance, provided that if such a building or premises on which the sign is located is occupied, he shall first present proper credentials and demand entry; and if such building or premises is unoccupied, 28. , • i�.r`:�� 4�• / . ' ���\ :� '� � . � : he shall first make a reasonable e�,fort ta 1oc�te the owner or other persons havinc� charge or cantrol of the building or premises and deznand entzy. T�f such entr� a.s refused, the Zoning Administrator or his authorized representative sha11 have recourse to every remedX p.ro- vided by law to secure entry�. No owner or occupant or anX other person having charqe, care or control of any building or preznises shall fail or neglect, a�ter proper de�tand �.s ma,de as herein grovided, to promptly permit entry therein by the Zoning Administrator or his authorized representat�.ve for the purpose of in- spection of signs and those conditions rendering such signs unsafe pursuant to th�s ordinance. Any person v�olating this subsect�.on shall be gu�.lty of a nnisdemeanor. No permit shall be issued by the Zoning Administrator until he has reviewed all plans �.n deta�.l and found them to con- form to this ordinance. The Zonin� Administrator shall not grant any varia,nces with respect to this ordinance in carrying out his duties as Zoning AdTninistrator. �Tariances may be granted by the Planning Commission. The Zoning Administrator shall grant a permit upon a fa.ndi,ng of coinpliance with the condztions imposed by this ordinance. 66.403 LICENSING A. General: No person, partnership, firm or corporation engaging in or seeking to engage in the business of erecting or in,stalling, repairing, ma,int�ining, or constructing an�r sigr� or sign structure within the lima.ts of the City of St. �aul shall so operate with- out a license issued in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance. B. Procedure: The License Inspector, upon a finding that the information on the application indicates that the person, partnership, firm or corporatian meets the minimum requirements of applicable laws, and attests to a general knowledge of the city' s sign regulations, shall issue a license to the applicant. An applicant who is wrongfully denied a license by the License Inspector may appeal to the City Council for a further 29 . ' � � �` ' `�1���� • � ,'. determination of whether a license should issue. C. Place of Business: No license shall be granted under the terms of this section to any person, partnership, firm or corporation unless that person, partnership, firm or corporation shall have and maintain a bona fide business address. The License Certificate shall be kept at this address at all times, and the License Inspector shall be notified of any change of location of this address. D. Bond Requirements: No license issued under the terms of this section shall become effective until the licensee shall have filed with the License Inspector a surety bond in the sum of ten thousand dollars ($10, 000) in favor of the City of St. Paul and conditioned that the city will be saved harmless from any loss, damage costs, or lawsuits by reason of improper or inadequate work performed by the holder of said license under the provisions of this ordinance. Such bond shall be subject to approval by the License Inspector as to form, execution and surety. Approved bonds shall remain in force for a period of time equivalent to the periad of. the license. E. Fees : Any person �ulfilling all qualifications and regul,ations stated herein and upon payznent of a fee of thirty-five ($35.00) dollars shall be issued a license under the provisions of this seation. F. Expiration and Renewal of Licenses: l. All licenses shall expire on the last day of the calendar year of issuance unless sooner revoked or forfeited. If a license granted hereunder is not renewed previous to its expiration, then all rights granted by such license shall cease, and any work performed after the expiration of the license shall be a violation of this ordinance. 2. Renewal; Persons, partnerships, firms or corpo- rations may renew their licenses after the expiration date. G. Revocation or Suspension of Licenses: l. The City Council may suspend or revoke the license 30. � �' , ' • � . . ����'��7 of any person, partnership, firm or corporation licensed under the regul.ations of this ordinance upon a finding of a violation of this ordinance in accordance with City Ordinances and State Statutes pertaining to such actions providing the licensee is given twenty (20) days notice and granted the opportunity to be heard before the License Committee prior to revoking the license. The notice of revocation shouid be sent to the address of the licensee and if he fails or refuses to appear at the revocation hearing, his license will be automatically suspended or revoked five (5) days after the date of hearing. 2 . When a license has been suspended by the City Council, the period of suspension shall not be less than thirty (30) days nar more than one (1) year, such period being determined by the City Council. The suspended license may be reinstated at the end of the specified period of suspension. 3. When any person, partnership, firm or corporation holding a license as grovided herein has been convicted for the second time by a court of compe- tent jurisdiction for uiolation of any of the provisions of this ordinance, the City Council shall revoke the license of the person, partnership, firm or corporation so convicted. Such person, partnership, firm, or corporation may not make application for a new license for a period of one (1) year. The new license shall not be issued unless the person, partnership, firm, or corporation shall comply with all requirements of applicants who have not previously held a license. 66.404 PERMZTS A. Applications for sign and/or sign structure permits shall be submitted ta �'he Division of Hdusing and Building Code Enforcement. Each application shall contain the names and addresses of the owners of the display structure and property; the address at which any signs are to be erected; the lot, block and addition at which advertising signs are to be erected and the :street on which they are to front; and a complete set of plans showing the necessary elevations, distances, size and details to fully and clearly represent the construction and placing of the display structure. 31. . , • �.' '-c•: -,u..: - . . ; �l����'1 B. Applications for sign and/or sign structures erected, maintained or used for the public display of posters, painted signs or reading ma�terial shall be accompanied by an affid�vit of a lea,se in force or deed indicating the consent of the owners of the property on which the display structure is to be erected. C. Advertising Sign Bond9 l. The owner or persons in .cAntrol of each and every advertising sign maintained within the limits of the City of St. Paul shall �ile a bond in the sum of $2, 000.00 for each and every advertising sign. The bond shall be conditioned to indemnify and save the City of St. Paul harmless from a11 damages, costs and expenses, actions and ca;uses of action that the City of St. Paul may incur or be liable to incur bX reason of construction, maintenance or removal of any advertising sian. 2. In lieu of the $2, 000. 00 bond required above, the owner may provide a bond covering all a,dvertising owned or in control o� any person, firm or cor.po- ration shall be in the �mount of $25,000. 00 and shall be filed with the city. This bond shall be conditioned as stated above. 3. Al1 bonds shall be kept in force as long as the advert�.sing signs are maintained. If any of the said bonds become discharged by reason o� nonpayment, liability, lapse of time, or for any reason whatever, the same shall be renewed immediately. If the said bonds are not renewed upon demand, the advertising signs for which said bonds were enacted, may be summarily removed by the city. 66. 405 EXE,MPTIONS The following signs shall not require a license. These exemptions shall not be construed as relieving the owner of the sign from the responsibility of its erection and maintenance, and its compliance with the provisions of this ordinance or any other law or ordinance regulating the same. A. The changing of the display surface on a painted or printed sign only. However, this exemption shall apply only to .�onside changes involving site paint- ing elsewhere than directly on a building and/or poster replacement. 32. � � 1�'.P.../� � , , } ' � ����'`� • , B. Signs six (6) square �eet or less in size. C. Lettering on motor vehicles when not utilized as a parked or stati.onary outdoor display sign. D. Political Signs. 66.406 ABANDONED SIGNS Any business sign which advertises, �dentifies, or pertains to an a,ctivity no longer �.n existence shall be removed by the awner of the property within thirty (30) days from the time the activity ceases existence. This provision does not apply to seasonal activities during the regular periods in which they are closed. 66. 407 INSPECTION AND REMOVAL A. Al1 signs for which a permit is required shall be inspected by the Zoning Administrator. A forty-eight (48) hour notice shall be given the Building Department prior to erection. B. Footing inspections may be required by the Zoning Administrator for all signs having footings. C. Al1 signs containing electrical wiring shall be subject to the provisions of the electrical code, and the elec- trical components used shall bear the label of an approved testing agency. D. The Zoning Administrator may order the removal of any sign that is not maintained in accordance with provisions of this ordinance, provided he has sent a letter specify- ing the grounds for removal to the permittee giving the latter ten (10) days in which to appear before the Zoning Administrator to show cause why the sign should not be removed. E. All signs may be reinspected at the discretion of the Zoning Administrator. 66.408 APPEALS A. Any person affected by the decision of the Zoning Administrator dealing with the provisions of this ordinance may appeal this decision ta the Planning Commission. The Commission may not vary any provision contained in the State Building Code. 33. � , .� . • ;��16���� B. I�. the dec�.sion o� the Zoning Administrator is one which �.s govezned by the provisions of the State Building Code, then an ap,peal may be taken from that decision in the m�nner prescribed in the State Building Code as it applies to the City of St. Paul. 66. 409 VARZANCES The Planning Commission shall have the authority to grant variances frozn the strict applications of this ordinance for unique signs or unusual .conditions pertaining to sign needs for a specific building or lot, provided such signs would not be contrary to the general intent of this ordi- nance; would not create a hasard; would not viol.ate Minne- sota State Statutes or rules and regulations developed pursuant thereto; would not be objectionable to adjacent property owners; would not adversely affect residential property through excessive glare and lighting and provided that the signs would be in keeping with the general character of the surrounding area. The Commission znay not grant a variance that would permit the sign within a .zoning district which is not otherwise permitted in that zoning district under the provisions of this ordinance. 66. 410 INTERPRETATION The provisions of this ordinance shall be held to be minimum requirements adopted for the promotion of the public health, morals, safety, coanfort, convenience, or general welfare. It is not intended by this ordinance to repeal, abrogate, annul or in any way to impa�r or interfere with any existing provisions o� law or ordinance other than the above�designed Sign Ordinance, or with a�ny rules, regulations or permit previously adopted or issued, or which shall be adapted or issued, pursuant to the law relating to the use of buildings or premises; provided, however, that where this ordinance imposes a greater restr�ction than is required by existing ordinance or by rules, regulations or permits,. the provisions of this ordinance shall control. 66. 411 VESTED RIGHT Nothing in this ordinance shall be interpreted or construed to give rise to any permanent vested rights in the continu- ation of any particular use or any permissible activities therein, and they are hereby declared to be subject to sub- sequent amendment, change or modification as may be necessary 34. , . �������:�`� , � .� . , , to the preservation or protection o.f public health, safety, and welfare. 66. 412 VIOLATIONS Any person, partnership, firm or corpor.ation violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. In addition, the owner or lessee of any building, structure or premises or part thereof, where any condition in violation of this ordinance shall exist or shall be created, and who has assisted knowingly in the commission of such violation, shall be guilty of a separate offense, and upon conviction thereof shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. 66. 413 PUBLIC NUISANCE PER SE Any sign which is erected, altered or converted, or any use of premises or land which is begun or changed subsequent to the time of passage of this ordinance and in violation of any of the provis�.ans thereof, is hereby declared to be a public nuisance per se, and may be abated by order of any court of competent jurisdiction. 66.414 EACH DAY A SEPARATE OFFENSE A separate offense shall be deemed committed upon each day during or when a violation occurs or continues. 66 . 415 RZGHTS AND REMEDTES �RE CUMULATIVE The rights and remedies provided herein are cumulative and in addition to any other remedies provided by law. 66. 416 SEVERANCE CLAUSE Sections of this ordinance shall be deemed to be severable, and should any section, par�graph, or provision hereof be declared ta the courts to be unconstitutional or invalid, such holdings shall not af�ect the validity of this ordi- nance as a whole or any part thereof other than the part so declared to be unconstitutional or invalid. Section 2. That Section 62.115 of the St. Paul Legislative Code, pertain- ing to signs, is hereby repealed in its entirety. 35. WMITE - CITY CLERK �.e.� PINK - FINANCE , �+ CANARY - DEPAI�TMENT� G I TY OF SA I NT PAU L Council rb'��� . BLUE - MAY�OR File N O. � ,'` ✓ � O/ W Z/`�Z/`CG Ordinance N O. 1 �D/ �� Presented By Referred To Committee: Date Out of Committee By Date Section 3. That Chapter 22 of the St. Paul Legislative Code, pertaining to Signs and Outdoor Display Structures, is hereby repealed in its entirety. Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days from and after its passage, approval and publication. 36. 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City Hall,Salnt Paul,Minnesota 55102 George Latimer 6�2_298„4r2 Mayor February 3, 1981 Mr. President and Members of the City CoLmcil RE: 832 E. Seventh File #3826 Honorable CoLmcil: The Division of Housing and Building Code Enforcement is hereby submitting its report on the condition of the structure at the location referred to above. The owners of record are: 1. Fee Owner: Helen M. Gaetke, 1900 Sherran Avenue, North St. Paul, r�Ai 55109; and 2. Contract Purchaser: Leslie F. Barton, 834 E. Seventh Street, St. Pau1, MN 55106. The legal d�scription of the property is: Subj to Seventh Street Lots 24 and 25, Block 112 of Johnstones Subdivision of Block 112 of Lyman Da.ytons. Parcel code 02-40300-250-12. The building is single story corimiercial structure of frame construction. The subject property has not been boarded up by the owner or the city. This building has been used for storage. It is structurally weak and hazardous. Inasmuch as the conditions outlined above constitute a public hazard and the owner has ma.de no attempt to satisfactorily repair the damage despite our warnings, and the continued va.cant and boarded up condition contributes a blighting influence on the neighborhood, it is the recor►m�enda.tion that this matter be referred to the City Attorney's office for razing and removal through District Court proceedings. Your ruly, C enn A. Erickson ' Supervi:sor of Cod�e Enforcement . GAE:TAS:bmf ` cc: l�ssrs. GeRrge Latimer, Mayor . Walter A. :�owser, Asst. City At�.vrney; , Dan NOrrg�an, �ire Mars�ial � ' F. Staffen:sc�; Hou's3n:g Code , , � ` , ; L. Levine, Cowicilman ._ : , . . ^�� . :. . ;,. � ' �; � � � . ' Z?�,fi�?5 ,�g�,.��- `'.:� � . C3�+f 4�: � . � , � , R�v�i :�f s,i7$;. �;�„����+�F At�IIl�t25TR�,fi�:"V"8 4R1�E�3, ;����e�� �I�CiLtP�'It7N5, AI�D E�1�DZ1��ES �� .. . . �r��.�w����f ir��r�iM���� �ww. , � . . . �������*�� �: .. • . . . . 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Port'�ble signs are permitted if such signs do not e�ceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square'�feet in display area. � d. Such sig�}s shall not remain in place for a period ex'�eeding thirty (30) days. �'w 5. Temporary signs;, concerning a commodity, service or entertainment co�ducted, offered, sold or manufactured on the premises, `�laced inside of the window of a building are permi:�ted. 6. Political signs are �`�ermitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven '":�7) days after the election for which they are intende�. .� C. Advertising Signs ,,�. . , l. One (1) advertising sign 5,ha11 be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet c�� lot frontage or less and one (1) additional adve�tising sign for each additional one hundred (100) ���,feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be �i�rected within one hundred (100) feet of any othe� advertising sign on the same side of the same stree�=�. 2. No advertising sign shall have a��=.,gross display area of more than seven hundred fifty �750) square feet, provided that any rectangular adve�tising sign may contain extensions, cutouts, or top=, lettering which occupy a total area not in excess oi�,} fifty (50) per- cent of the area of the basic advert�,sing sign and form an integral part of the design t��ereof, and provided further that no such extensio�i, cutaut, or top lettering may project more than si�; (6) feet from the top, eighteen (18) inches from eith� side, of � fifteen (15) inches from the bottom of t�e basic rectangular advertising message. The are�. of an extension, cutout, or top lettering shall �}�e deemed to be the area of the smallest rectangle i to which such extension, cutout, or top lettering w�l fit. In no case, however, shall the size of the s�.gn including extensions, cutouts, or top lettering exceed 1, 000 square feet. 3. Advertising signs shall not be located within any 21. � . � `;���r���� required yard nor be located within fifty (50) feet af a residence district. Such signs shall also not be located in or within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park or parkway, with the exception of Smith, Rice and Irvine Parks, and that portion of Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue vacated and t�ie Mississippi River Boulevard, nor be located wi�hin fifty (50) feet of a church or public or pri'�ate school. �l 66.207 B-4 BUSII�IF�SS DISTRICT A. Business Sign� � , The sum of the � oss surface display area in square feet of all busin ss signs on a l.ot shall not exceed four (4) times the�lineal feet of lot frontage of a lot. � B. Temporary signs shall'�be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 Districts, *'section 66. 206, subsection b. �$ , C. Signs shall be permitted '�o project a maximum of twelve (12) inches over public si�ewalks and rights-of-way from the building line. '�.. D. Advertising Signs. ��. .,, : l. The following restrictions �" advertising signs will expire two years from ar��. after the effec- tive date of this ordinance, a�d thereafter advertising signs will be prohi°�ited in a B-4 Business District. 4� 2. Advertising signs are a permitted se subject to the following special conditions an subject to the review and approval of the Plann�g Commission: �, a. The re�uirements for advertising si"c�ns in B-2 and B-3 districts are fulfilled.`�,� � b. The Planning Commission finds: �� i) the advertising sign will not restri2�t the view of historic or architectural�,y significant buildings. � ii) the location of the advertising sign �� shall be in keeping with development plans for the adaacent area. 22 . . � �..; ..,� , `�( �:� 3: One (1) projecting sign per entrance on a street frontage is permitted. Any such sign projecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed fifteen (15) square feet ii� display area. B. Temporary signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and a-3 districts, Section 66.206, Subsection B. C. Advertising, signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and'�;B-3 districts, Section 66.206, Subsection C. 66.212 P-1 VEHICULA� PARKING DISTRICT No sign, except tho`�e permitted on parking lots as described in Section 66.201, Subsection J, shall be permitted. 66.213 PD PLANNED DEVELC?�PMENT DISTRICT Signs shall be as permi�ted and regulated in each Planned Development in accordanc� with provisions Section 60. 581- 60-588 of the St. Pau1 Zo�ing Ordinance, provided such regulations are consistent`,.with the intent of this ordinance. 66.214 RC RIVER CORR2DOR DISTI��CT Signs in the Mississippi Rive� Corridor Critical Area District as designated by Gove�nor's Executive Order #79-19 shall be permitted as regulatec��, by the zoning districts, except that advertising signs sf�all be prohibited between Shepard Road and the Mississippi'`�>,River, and between Warner Road and the Mississippi River. ,d} 66.215 HERITAGE PRESERVATION DTSTRIC'�S Advertising signs shall be prohibit�l from all historic preservation sites or districts desi�qnated prior to the effective date o� this ordinance by t�ie St. Paul City Council for heritage preservation pur�oses. 66.216 SPECIAL DISTRICT SIGN PLAN A comprehensive sign plan may be provided for businesses or industrial premises which are not part; of a new planned development district, as provided in Sect�.on 66. 213 above, but which occupy the entire frantage on two (2) or more adjacent b�lock fronts. The intent behind this provision is to allow and even encourage entertainment centers, shopping centers, historic districts and otl�er compre- hensive developments to build upon unique ch,�racteristics of certain sect�ons of the city so long as t�e visual land- 25. , � r �.. •, ;����� � scape created��y the plan is in keeping with the general intent of this ��rdinance. Such a plan shall be submitted to the Planning �ommission and shall include the location, size, height, colqr, lighting orientation, overall design justification, and`'�>,other information which may be reason- ably required for t�e proper consideration of the matter. `� Less restrictive as w�ll as more restrictive provisions than specified in this ordinance may be permitted if the sign areas and densities for`',the plan as a whole are in conform- ity with the intent of t�is ordinance and if such exception results in an improved re'�ationship between the various parts of the plan. ' � Application shall be made :to�t>,. the City Council for consider- ation under this prov�sion. °�Approval may be granted by City Council resolution, afte�review and recommendation is made by the Planning Commissio ,,, and only after a public hearing before the P'lanning Comrit�ission and the City Council. ''� 66.217 ADVERTISING SIGNS ALONG ADVAIIICED SPEED ARTERIES ; � � A. Advertising signs which are int�nded to be read from any part of the main traveled xo'�dway of an advanced speed artery shall be spaced as i�pllows: � 3, 1. Advertising signs may not be ldcated in such a manner as to obscure or. otherwi�,e inter�ere with the effectiveness of an official'��traffic sign, si�nal, or dev�ce, or obstruct orz, interfere with the driver's view of approaching, �terging, or intersecting traffic. �.� � � 2. No advertising sign which is intende�, to be read from the main traveled roadway may be�� pl�ced within six hundred sixty (660) feet o�,any other advertising sign which is visible from '�he road- way, unless the signs are on opposite si�7.es of the advancecl speed artery �nvolved. �. � 3. Advertising signs shall not project higher than fifty (50) feet above grade level or thirt -seven and one-half (37-1/2) feet above the road s rface, whichever is higher. 26. . '�.� � -z,_,�l'`� Fr���:�� �� -L�-o�::n� �r.d .•:K�� �igns, tne total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. �'� c. �`�,Portable signs are �ermitted if such signs do -r�;ot -e�eed -a zotal oz tnree nundred fitty (35U) square feet in display area. =d. -S»c�� ,si�ns Gha1? not remain in place for a ��ridd �x��eding thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity, service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manufactured on the premi5es, placed inside of the window of a building are �ermitted. , 6. Political signs' are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within s�ven (7) days after the election for which they are in`�ended. ',. C. Advertising Signs '` , 1. One (1) advertising s�ign shall be perr.iitted for each hundred (100) lineal �eet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional ��advertising sign for each additional one hundred '�;100) feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be erected within on� hundred (100) feet of any other advertisin_q sign on the same side of the same 'street. � 2. No advertising sign shall ha�le a gross display area of more than seven hundred fi'��ty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular ��dvertising sign may contain extensions, cutouts, oi�� top lettering which occupy a total area not in exces,s of fifty (50) per- cent of the area of the basic ad�*ertising sign and form an integral part of the design thereof, and p.rovided further that no such extension, cutout, or top lettering may project more than`.�six (6) feet from the top, eighteen (18) inches from e�ther side, of � fifteen (15) inches from the bottom o'� the basic rectangular advertising message. The area of an extension, cutout, or top lettering shall be deemed to be the area of the smallest rectanale�, into which such extension, cutout, or top lettering `will fit. In no case, however, shall the size of the, sign including extensions, cutouts, or top lettering exceed 1, 000 square feet. 3. Advertising signs shall not be located within any 21. . , . , f� �r �,�� � ,�, �� ,� ;� t 6�1:�� required yard nor be located within fifty (50) feet af a residence district. Such signs shall also not be located in or within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park or parkway, with the exception of Smith, Rice and Irvine Parks, and that portion of Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue vacated and the Mississippi River Boulevard, nor be located within fifty (50) feet of a church or public or private school. 66.207 B-4 BUSINESS DISTRICT A. Bit�iness Signs � The � um of the gross surface display area in square , feet all business signs on a lot shall not exceed four ( times the lineal feet of lot frontage o�- a lot. � B. Temporary �` 'gns shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3�'�istricts, section 66.206, subsection b. � C. Signs shall be ermitted to project a maximum of twelve (12) inches ove public sidewalks and rights-of-way from the buildinc� line. .� D. Advertising Signs. �`� l. The following res''�rictions on advertising signs ! will expire two ye�rs from and after the effec- ; tive date of this o�dinance, and thereafter + advertising signs wi11 be prohibited in a B-4 � Business District. �'°� 2 . Advertising signs are a permitted use subject to the following special c�nditions and subject to the review and approval d� the Planning Commission: ' � i a. The requirements for advertising signs in i B-2 and B-3 districts a�e fulfilled. b. The Planning Commission f�'nds: . i) the advertising sign wi 1 not restrict the view of historic or rchitecturally significant buildings. ii) the location of the adverti ing sign shall be in keeping with de lopment plans for the adjacent area. 22. , , . . , � ;��6��'7 . , �� ,�„ � � � 3. One (1) projecting sign per entrance on a street frontage is permitted. Any such sign projecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed fifteen (15) square feet in display area. B. Temporary signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66 . 206, Subsection B. C. Advertising signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66.206, Subsection C. 66.212 P-1 VEHICULAR PARKING DISTRICT No sign, except those permitted on parking lots as described in Section 66.201, 5ubsection J, shall be permitted. 66 .213 PD PLANNED DEVEL`OPMENT DISTRICT Signs shall be as permitted and regulated in each Planned Development in accordan�� with provisions Section 60. 581- 60-588 of the St. Paul Za�ing Ordinance, provided such regulations are consisten� with the intent of this ordinance. 66. 214 RC RIVER CORRIDOR DTSTRICT Signs in the Mississippi Riv�r Corridor Critical Area District as designated by Gov�rnor 's Executive Order #79-19 shall be permitted as regulatei� by the zoning districts, except that advertising signs sk�all be prohibited between Shepard Road and the Mississippi�, River, and between h�arner Road and the Mississippi River. ` 66.215 HERITAGE PRESERVATION DISTRICTS Advertising signs shall be prohibit�d from all historic preservation sites or districts desiiqnated prior to the effective date of this ordinance by tY�e St. Paul City Council for heritage preservation pur�ses. 66.216 SPECIAL DISTRICT SIGN PLAN A comprehensive sign plan may be providec��, for businesses or industrial premises which are not part of a new planned development district, as provided in Section 66.213 above, but which occupy the entire frontage on twa (2) or more adjacent block fronts. The intent behind this provision is to allow and even encourage entertainment centers, shopping centers, historic districts and other compre- hensive developments to build upon unique characteristics of certain sections of the city so long as the visual land- 25. � ,..,i � `tr�,-�•y�/ ' } � ���VJ 1 • /`,. ., i . ,. �s_ca�e-:createu Ls the p1a� is in kee�ir.� with the general intent cf this ordinance. �uch a plan shall be submitted to the Planning Commission and shall include the .location, size, height, color, lighting orientation, overall design �a��t;_fi��#z.n*,� �.�����.h��- �:��r�rma�tio� �uh�.�h �na� �e �e�son- ably xequired for the proper consideration of the matter. Less -restrictiye as �we�i a3 Tirvic ic3�ii�,t1'J2 PI'OV1510AS than specified in this ordinance may be permitted if the sign areas and -densities fa� the plan as a whale are in conform- ity with the intent of '�this ordinance and if such exception results in an improved relationship between the various parts of the plan. Application shall be made to the City Council for consider- ation under this provision. ' Approval may be granted by Gity Council resolution, after review and recommendation is made by the Planning Commissio�, and only after a public . � hearing before the Planning Comiuission and the City Council. 66. 217 ADVERTISING SIGNS ALONG ADVAI�TCED SPEED ARTERIES A. Advertising signs which are intended to be .read from any part of the main traveled roadway of an advanced speed artery shall be spaced as follows: 1. Advertising signs may not be located in such a manner as to obscure or otherwise .interfere with the effectiveness of an official traffic sign, signal, or device, or obstruct or interfere with the driver ' s view of approaching, merging, or intersecting traffic. 2. No advertising sign which is intended to be read from the main traveled roadway may be `glaced within six hundred sixty (660) feet of ��ny other advertisin_q sign which is visible from the road- way, unless the signs are on opposite sic�es of the advanced speed artery involved. � 3. Advertising signs shall not project higher than fifty (50) feet above grade level or thirty-seven and one-half (37-1/2) feet above the xoad sur�ace, whichever is higher. ` 26. . � � �;r� �16��'�7 , -� � _ . -- - �_�-- �_����=_T,�:.�_�_�;.tr� �:.� -�.,..�. ; - _...�y ,. �....�� -a���:..-:��� -�o °�xceed a, total o� -t�'���ty--two (�2) =square feet. c. Portable signs .are permitted if such signs do _=:�ut-exce�u a tvi.ai -�i=�i:°h�ee�hundred fifty (350) square'�.�feet in display area. d. Such .sig s shall not xemain in place for a ��riod ex Qding thirty (30) days. ti 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity, service or entertainment co ucted, offered, sold or manufactured on the premises, laced inside of the window of a building are permi ted. � 6. Political signs are ermitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven 7) days after the election for which they are intende . C. Advertising Signs l. One (1) advertising sign all be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet lot frontage or less and one (1) additional adve tising sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be rected within on� hundred (100) feet of any othe advertisinq sign on the same side of the same stre t. 2. No advertising sign shall have a gross display area of more than seven hundred fifty 750) square feet, provided that any rectangular adv tising sign may contain extensions, cutouts, or to lettering which occupy a total area not in excess o fifty (50) per- cent of the area of the basic advert' sing sign and form an integral part of the design ereof, and provided further that no such extensi n, cutout, or top lettering may project more than si'� (6) feet from the top, eighteen (18) inches from either side, of - fifteen (15) inches from the bottom of the basic rectangular advertisina message. The area of an extension, cutout, or top lettering shall be deemed to be the area of the smallest rectangle into which such extension; cutout, or top lettering will fit. In no case, however, shall the size of the ign including extensions, cutouts, or top letter'ng exceed 1,000 square feet. 3. Advertising signs shall not be located within any 21. • � , i �. ��t ��lJ�,� • � �...�1.� / �� rectuired yard nar be located within fifty (50) feet of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be located in or within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park or parkway, with the exception of Smith, Rice and Irvine Parks, and that portion of Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue vacated and the Mississippi River Boulevard, nor be located within fifty (50) feet of a church or public or private school. 66 .207 B-4 BUSINESS DISTRICT A. Business Signs � The sum of th gross surface display area in square feet of all bu 'ness signs on a lot shall not exceed four (4) times t e lineal feet of lot frontage of a lot. B. Temporary signs sha 1 be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 District , section 66.206, subsection b. C. Signs shall be permitt d to project a maximum of twelve (12) inches over public sidewalks and rights-of-way from the building Iine. D. Advertising Signs. 1. The following restrictio s on advertising signs will expire two years fro and after the effec- tive date of this ordinanc , and thereafter advertising signs will be p ohibited in a B-4 Business District. 2. Advertising signs are a permit ed use subject to the following special condition and subject to the review and approval of the anning Commission: a. The requirements for advertis ng signs in B-2 and B-3 districts are fulf ' lled. b. The Planning Commission finds: i) the advertising sign will not restrict the view of historic or archit cturally significant buildings. ii) the location of the advertising ign shall be in keeping with developm nt plans for the adjacent area. 22 . ;���v� r � � , � � �, � ,����,,.-- - 3. One (1) projecting sign per entrance on a street frontage is permitted. Any such sign projecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed fifteen (15) square feet in display area. B. Temporary signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66.206, Subsection B. C. Advertising signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66 . 206, Subsection C. 66.212 P-1 VEHICULAR PARKING DISTRICT No sign, except those permitted on parking lots as described in Section 66.201, Subsection J, shall be p�rmitted. 66.213 PD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT Signs shall be as permitted and regulated in each Planned Development in accordance with provisions Section 60. 581- 60-588 of the St. Paul Zoning Ordinance, provided such regulations are consistent with the intent of this ordinance. 66.214 RC RIVER CORRIDOR DTSTRICT Signs in the Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area District as designated by Governor 's Executive Order #79-19 shall be permitted as regulated by the zoning districts, except that advertising signs shall be prohibited between Shepard Road and the Mississippi River, and between Warner Road and the Mississippi River. 66.215 HERITAGE PRESERVATION DISTRICTS Advertising signs shall be prohibited from all historic preservation sites or districts designated prior to the effective date of this ordinance by the St. Paul City Council for heritage preservation purposes. 66.216 SPECIAL DISTRICT SIGN PLAN A comprehensive sign plan may be provided for businesses or industrial premises which are not part of a new planned development district, as provided in Section 66.213 above, but which occupy the entire frontage on two (2) or more adjacent lalock fronts. The intent behind this provision is to allow and even encourage entertainment centers, shopping centers, historic districts and other compre- hensive developments to build upon unique characteristics of certain sections c� the city so long as the visual land- 25. . . . � �1s���' �, �.....,,.�.. -�_- • -� -�► . . , �.a .� ...:r.. >9..�.rt, - �j.}Z ..a.�... , �..- --;-- - -- -�-- , nv�. .-�nrr--. � _ ...,.......�,1 _ ' . ... _ . . . . -r-..Al.3.-a4 .in�en� ��-�.h�.s-osdinanc� �-=Such �-_p�.an sl�all be subir.itted to the Planning Commissibn and shall include the location, size, height, c�lor, lig�ting orientatian, averall design �?��a.���.a.-on_� --�r�_ nt-hPr -i:nf:c��in�t_inn �ahi�h;may__1�e ?^eason- ably required for the pro` er consideration of the matter. Less restrictive as we11 a more restrictive provisions than specified in this ordinance may be permitted if the sign �=areas and -densities for the : lan as a whol� are in conform- ity with the intent of this dinance and if such exception results in an improved relati nship between the various parts of the plan. � Application shall be made to th� City Council for consider- ation under this provision. App oval may be granted by City Council resolution, after re iew and recommendation is made by the Planning Commission, nd only after a public hearing before the Planning Commis ion and the City Council. 66.217 ADVERTISING SIGNS ALONG ADVANC� SPEED ARTERIES A. Advertising signs which are inten ed to be read from any part of the main traveled roa ay of an advanced speed artery shall be spaced as fo lows: 1. Advertising signs znay not be lo ted in such a manner as to obscure or otherwis interfere with the effectiveness of an official raffic sign, signal, or device, or obstruct or 'nterfere with the driver's view of appxoaching, rging, or intersecting traffic. 2. No advertising sign which is intende to be read from the main traveled roadway may be placed within six hundred sixty (660) feet o any other advertisin_q sign which is visible from the road- way, unless the signs are on opposite s des of the advanced speed artery involved. 3. Advertising signs shall not project highe than fifty (50) feet above grade level or thirt�-seven and one-half (37-1/2) feet above the road urface, whichever is higher. 26. .. _ _ \ , ��76��� .,� `�, f << , ..( ,` ,_\, ,� 1 \ =-,- :�:�,.�r.1� and �raii -signs, tne .total area nat to exce�c��a total of. thirty-two (32) square feet. � c. Portabl signs are permitted if such signs do -nat exc� a tatai af �three "hundred fi�ty (:350) square fec�t in display area. �- �-u�h signs �hall nat rema.in in place tor a $���].c�� �x���e$�...n� �h�rty �3 0) days. 5. Temporary signs, c�ncerning a commodity, service or entertainment condu�ted, offered, sold or manufactured on the premises, pla ed inside of the window of a building are permitte`�1. � 6. Political signs are pe itted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7 days after the election for which they are intended. , � C. Advertising Signs 'i 1. One (1) advertising sign sh�ll be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet ofl�lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advert�.sing sign for eaclz additional one hundred (100) i'�et of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be e�ected within ori� hundred (100) feet of any other� advertising ssgn on the same side of the same street�, ` 2. No advertising sign shall have a `�'oss displ�ay area of more than seven hundred fifty ('X�0) square feet, provided that any rectangular adver�.ising sign may contain extensions, cutouts, or top �,�ettering which occupy a total area not in excess of ifty (50) per- cent of the area of the basic adverti ing sign and form an integral part of the design th reof, and provided further that no such extension cutout, or top lettering may project more than six (6) feet from the top, eighteen (18) inches from eithe side, of � fifteen (15) inches from the bottom of t3� basic rectangular advertisinq message. The are of an extension, cutout, or top lettering shall �ie deemed to be the area of the smallest rectanale in o which such extension, cutout, or top lettering wi 1 fit. In no case, however, shall the size of the s 'gn including extensions, cutouts, or top letter�ng exceed 1,000 square feet. 3. Advertising signs shall not be located within any '. 21. � ,, ��6�� � � �� s°�::ir�a �ar3 ^er he ���a+°d ,•:�t?::.^ fifty ;5�) �fect -oi a �esi�.ence �disy�rict. Such signs sha11 also not be located in ar within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park, parkway, playground, historic district ar site, nor be located within fifty (50) feet of a church or public or private school. 66.207 B-4 $USINESS DISTRICT T 3�...�.� � ,-�. z,u��r���� �,i.gns � The sum of � he gross surface display area in square feet of all usiness signs on a lot shall not exceed four (4) tim s the lineal feet of lot frontage of a lot. B. Temporary signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 Dist icts, section 66. 206, subsection b. C. Signs shall be pe itted to project a maximum of twelve (12) inches over p lic sidewalks and rights-of-way from the building 1 e. D. Advertising Signs. 1. The following rest 'ctions on advertising signs will expire two yea from and after the effec- tive date of this or inance, and thereafter advertising signs wil be prohibited in a B-� Business District. 2. Advertising signs are a ermitted use subject to the following special co ditions and subject to the �eview and approval o�f the Planning Commission: a. The requirements for advertising signs in B-2 and B-3 districts are fulfilled. b. The Planning Commission finds: i) the advertising sign ill not restrict the view of historic o architecturally significant buildings. ii) the location of the adv rtising sign shall be in keeping with' development plans for the adjacent area. 22 . , , . .ti; �,, ' � � � , � � ��t6���� , ����,, 3. One (1) projecting sign per entrance on a street -�, frontage is permitted. Any such sign projecting into a public right-of-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed fifteen (15) square feet in display area. B. Temporary signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and" B-3 districts, Section 66 . 206, Subsection B. C. Advertising signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and� B-3 districts, Section 66 .206, Subsection C. '�. 66 .212 P-1 VEHICUL�R PARKING DISTRICT , � No sign, except thd�se permitted on parking lots as described in Section 66.201, �,ubsection J, shall be permitted. ,, 66.213 PD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT Signs shall be as permi�ted and regulated in each Planned Development in accordanc` with provisions Section 60. 581- 60-588 of the St. Paul Zo�°�ing Ordinance, provided such regulations are consistent` with the intent of this ordinance. 66.214 RC RIVER CORRIDOR DTSTR CT Signs in the Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area District as designated by Gover or's Executive Order #79-19 shall be permitted as regulated y the zoning districts, except that advertising signs sha�ll be prohibited between Shepa,rd Road and the Mississippi �i.ver, and between in�arner Road and the Mississippi River. '�� 66 .215 HERITAGE PRESERVATION DISTRICTS� Advertising signs shall be prohibited �°�rom all historic preservation sites or districts design�ted prior to the effective date of this ordinance by theb�t. Paul City Council for heritage preservation purpos s. � 66.216 SPECIAL DISTRICT SIGN PLAN A comprehensive sign plan may be provided f businesses or industrial premises which are not part of a new planned development district, as provided in Section�6. 213 above, but which occupy the entire frontage on two (2�; or more adjacent block fronts. The intent behind this `�rovision is to allow and even encourage entertainment ceriters, shopping centers, historic districts and other compre- hensive developments to build upon unique char�cteristics of certain sections of the city so long as the visual land- 25. ti„ -, .... - � ,� � � � --� � ;��6���� C� L,�,� � _5�a��-�;��a�ed �y th� °�lan is in keep�ng with the general intent of this _Dr.dinance. Such a -plan shall be _sub?nitted to the P1�ann�,,ng Commission and shall include the .location, size, height, co.lor, lighting orientation, overall design jz�, �.���.c�±��-�_�- ?r_r� =c�,��aP�=inf_nrsnat��n :-�vhich -;�?�.y. ;-be_._re��^n� ably required .f r the proper .consideration of the matter. Less restrictive s well as more restrictive provisions than specified in this rdinance may be permitted if the sign areas and -densities for the plan as a whole are in conform- ity with the intent f this ordinance and if such exception results in an improve relationship between the various parts of the plan. Application shall be mad to the City Council for consider- ation under this provisio . Approval may be granted by City Council resolution, a ter review and recommendation is made by the Planning Commis ion, and only after a public hearing before the Planning ommission and the City Council. 66. 217 ADVERTISING SIGNS ALONG VANCED SPEED ARTERIES A. Advertising signs which are 'ntended to be .read from any part of the main travele roadway of an advanced speed artery shall be spaced a follows: 1. Advertising signs may not b located in such .a manner as to obscure or othe wise interfere with the effectiveness of an offic 'al traffic sign, signal, or device, or obstruct or interfere with the driver's view of approachi , merging, or intersecting traffic. 2. No advertising sign which is inte ded to be read from the main traveled roadway ma be placed within six hundred sixty (660) fee of any other advertising sign which is visible om the road- way, unless the signs are on opposi e sides of the advanced speed artery involved. 4 3. Advertising signs shall not project higher than fifty (50) feet above grade level or thirty-seven and one-half (37-1/2) feet above the road surface, whichever is higher. 26. . � y7� Q �� b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6. Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs l. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2 . No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park, playground, parkway or designated historic district or site, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a church or public or private school. 3. Each such sign shall not exceed a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5,000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular Amended 1-8-81 21. b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a tatal of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30} days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6. Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. '� C. Advertising Signs 1. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertisin� sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2 . No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park, playground, parkway or designated historic district or site, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road af a church or public or private school. 3. Each such sign shall not exceed a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5, 000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular Amended 1-8-81 21. b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6. Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs l. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100? lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2 . No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park, playground, parkway or designated historic district or site, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a church or public or private school. 3. Each such sign shall not exceed a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5, 000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular Amend�dl 1-8-81 21. � b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding� thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6. Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs • 1. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2. No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a residence district. Such signs shall also nat be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park, playground, parkway or designated historic district or site, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a church or public or private school. 3 . Each such sign shall not exceed a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5,000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular Amended 1-8-81 21• �♦ b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6. Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs l. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet af any other adver- tising sign on the 5ame side of the same street. 2 . No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park, playground, parkway or designated historic district or site, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a church or public or private school. 3. Each such sign shall not exceed a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5, 000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular Amer�ded 1-8-81 21. advertising sign may contain extensions, cutouts, or top lettering which occupy a total area not in excess of 500 of the area of the basic adver- tising sign and form an integral part of design thereof and provided that no such extension, cut- out, or top lettering may project more than six (6) feet from the top eighteen (18) inches from either side or fifteen (15) inehes from the bottom � of the basic rectangular advertising message. � The area of an extension, cutout, or top lettering shall be deemed to be the area of the smallest rectangle into which such extension, cutout, or top lettering will fit. Tn no case shall the size of the sign, including extensions, sutauts, or top lettering exceed one thousand (1, 000) square feet. 66.207 B-4 BUSINESS DISTRICT A. Business Signs The sum of the gross surface display area iri square feet of all business siqns on a lot shall not exceed four (4) times the lineal feet of lot frontage of a lot. B. Temporary signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 Districts, section 66.206, subsection b. C. Signs shall be permitted to project a maximum of twelve � (12) inches over public sidewalks and rights-of-way a from the building line. D. Advertising Signs. 1. The following restrictions on advertising signs will expire two years from and after the effective date of this ordinance, and thereafter advertising signs will be prohibited in a B-4 Business District. 2 . Advertising signs are a permitted use subject to the following special conditions and subject to the review and approval of the Planning Commission: Amended 1-8-81 22 • � •, , � a. The requirements for advertising signs in B-2 and B-3 districts are fulfilled. b. The Planning Commission finds: i) the advertising sign will not restrict the view of historic or architecturally significant buildings. ii) the location of the advertising sign shall be in keeping with development plans for the adjacent area. Amended 1-8-81 22a• 3 . One (l) proaecting sign per entrance on a street frontage is permitted. Any such sign projecting into a public right-o�-way beyond eighteen (18) inches, may not exceed fifteen (15) square feet in display area. B. Temporary signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66.206, Subsection B. C. Advertising signs shall be permitted as regulated in the B-2 and B-3 districts, Section 66.206, Subsection C. 66.212 P-1 VEHICULAR PARKING DISTRICT No sign, except those permitted on parking lots as described in .5ection 66 .201, Subsection J, shall be permitted. 66 .213 PD PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT Signs shall be as permitted and regulated in each Planned Development in accordance with provisions Section 60. 581- 60. 588 of the St. Pau1 Zoninq Ordinance, provided such regulations ar� consistent with the intent_ of this ordi- nance. 66 .214 RIVER CORRIDOR � Advertising Sign Control Segments There are hereby created advertising sign control segments 1 and 2 shown on the official map which accompanies this ordinance and which will be incorporated into this ordinance and made a part hereof. No advertising sign which is visible from any part of the main traveled roadway of an advanced speed artery running through the segment will be erected or maintained anywhere within advertising device control segznent 1. Advertising signs may be erected or maintained which are visible from the main traveled roadway of an advanced speed artery running through advertising sign control segment 2 pro- vided they meet the following requirements: Amended 1-8-81 25. . � � - 1. The parcel on which it is proposed to erect or maintain the device is otherwose zoned for such use. 2. Al1 other provisions of this ordinance or any other regarding spacing, size, illumination, construction or other features are complied with. 66.215 HERITAGE PRESERVATION DISTRICTS Advertising signs shall be prohibited from all historic preservation sites or districts designated prior to the effective date of this ordinance by the St. Paul City Council for heritage preservation purposes. 66.216 SPECIAL DISTRICT SIGN PLAN A comprehensive sign plan may be provided for businesses or industrial premises which are not part of a new planned development district, as provided in Section 66 .213 above, but which occupy the entire frontage on two (2) or more advacent block fronts. The intent behind this provision is to allow and even encourage entertainment centers, shopping centers, historic districts and other compre- hensive developm�nts to build upon unique characteristics of certain sections of the city so long as the visual land- Amended 1-8-81 25a. - ,,..,.���,�r,, a `� �J �`! =�'��°'=Y °-°��,- CITY OF SAINT PAUL _R.t� }`',A l,�i 'o .� ��, OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY ;.`,� II{I�III�II C' � s EDWARD P. STARR, CITY ATTORNEY , �ss�`�.���`� 647 City Hall,Saint Paul,Minnesota 55102 GEORGE LATIMER 612-298-5121 MAYOR January 19, 1981 Rose Mix City Clerk 386 City Hall St. Paul, MN 55102 Dear Mrs. Mix: Enclosed please find original and four copies of pages 21 and 26 of the sign ordinance which have been amended as of January 15, 1981. / You s very trul�, _ � �1 � � ti,�-;�. � � JE J. SE � A si�tant Ci y ,�,ttorney JS�: jr ' �n�. cc: Mayor George Latimer Members of the City Council Rick Wiederhorn - PED O � � � . b. Graund and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold of manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6. Political signs are permitted. Such signs �hall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs l. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2. No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park or parkway, with the exception of Smith, Rice and Irvine Parks, and that partion of Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue vacated and the Mississippi River Boulevard, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a church or public or private school. Provided that in no case shall a sign be located closer than fifty (50) feet to a residential district. 3. Each such sign shall not exceed a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5,000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular 21. (Amer�ded 1-15-81) . � � . scape created by the plan is ir� keeping with the general intent of this ordinance. Such a plan shall be submitted to the Planning Commission and shall include the location, size, height, color, lighting orientation, overall design justification, and other information which may be reason- ably required for the proper consideration of the matter. Less restrictive as well as more restrictive provisions than specified in this ordinance may be permitted if the sign areas and densities for the plan as a whole are in conform- ity with the intent of this ordinance and if such exception results in an improved relationship between the various parts of the plan. Application shall be made ta the City Council for consider- ation under this provision. Approval may be granted by City Council resolution, after review and recommendation is made by the Planning Commission, and only after a public hearing before the Planning Commission and the City Council. 66.217 ADVERTISING SIGNS ALONG ADVANCED SPEED ARTERIES A. Advertising signs which are intended to be read from any part of the main traveled roadway of an advanced speed artery shall be spaced as follows: 1. Advertising signs may not be located in such a manner as to obscure or otherwise interfere with the effectiveness of an official traffic sign, signal, or device, or obstruct or interfere with the driver' s view of approaching, mera,ing, or intersecting traffic. 2. No advertising sign which is intended to be read from the main traveled roadway may be placed within six hundred sixty (660) feet of any other advertising sign which is intended to be read from the roadway, unless the signs are on opposite sides of the advanced speed artery involved. 3. Advertising signs shall not project higher than fifty (50) feet above grade level or thirty-seven and one-half (37-1/2) feet above the road surface, _ whichever is higher. 26. (Amer�ded 1-15-81) �';)Gu �7 � „ ,,,,,�;,,�r: _�'�.�°'T' °�°��% CITY OF SAINT PAUL _,�� �.,, ;;%�, 'a y',, OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY ',v ii t�t77t II �' <;� EDWARD P. STARR, CITY ATTORNEY �sa• .. _ 647 City Hall,Saint Paul,Minnesota 55102 GEORGE\LATIMER 612-298-5121 MAYOR January 15, 1981 City Council City of Saint Paul Re: Sign Ordinance In preparing the January 8, 1981 amendments to page 21 of the Sign Ordinance the wrong ordinance draft copy was used by this office. Section C (2) was incorrectly .tyged. The attached sheet marked Amended 1-8-81 (as corrected 1=15-81) is the corrected copy which now e etes rom e oo space requirement playgrounds and designated districts ar sites. The aorrected section now exempts from the 150 foot spacing requirement Smith, Rice and Irvine Parks and a portion of Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue and Mississippi River Boulevard. This page has been compared with the original ordinance as intro- - duced and contains the amendments as approved by the Gity Council on January 8, 1981. You s ery tru , � 1 � � J � ME . %SEGAL ssista �City Attorney � JJS:cg � "enc 1. O b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6. Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs l. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) iineal feet of 1ot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additianal one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2. No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet alon� the road o� a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet o� a park or parkway, with the exception of Smith, Rice and Irvine Parks, and that partion o� Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue vacated and the Mississippi River Boulevard, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal �eet along the road of a church or public or private school. 3 . Each such sign shall not exceed a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along ma�or arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5, 000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular 21. Amended 1-8-81 (as corrscted 1-15-81) b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three �undred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6 . Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after _the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs l. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertisina sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2 . No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park or parkway, with the exception of Smith, Rice and Irvine Parks, and that portion of Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue vacated and the Mississippi River Boulevard, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a church or public or private school. 3 . Each such sign shall not excee� a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5, 000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a � gross display area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular 21. Amended 1-8-81 (as corrected 1-15-81) b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6 . Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after _the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs 1. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertisina sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2. No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park or parkway, with the exception of Smith. Rice and Irvine Parks, and that portion of Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue vacated and the Mississippi River Boulevard, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a church or public or private school. 3 . Each such sign shall not excee� a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5, 000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular 21. Amended 1-8-81 (as corrected 1-15-81) b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place far a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manu- factured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6. Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs -` 1. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additional one hundred (100) feet of lot frontage. No advertising sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2. No advertising sign in a B-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) f eet of a park or parkway, with the exception of Smith, Rice and Irvine Parks, and that portion of Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue vacated and the Mississippi River Boulevard, nor be placed within seventy-five (75) lineal feet along the road of a church or public or private school. 3. Each such sign shall not excee� a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5, 000 vehicles or more. No advertisin_q sign of this latter type shall have a gross di�splay area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular 21. Amended 1-8-81 (as corrected 1-15-81) � ,'t /� ✓� ' �� January 7, 1981 Saint Paul City Council Dear President Maddox and Members of the Council: I am a citizen, resident and taxpayer of the City of Saint Paul as wpll as being a commercial property owner. For many years I have had a cordial relationship with the Naegle Outdoor Sign Advertising Company. I have found the Naegle Company to be straight forward in their dealings and to use quality materials and workmanship in the erection of their signs . � They have never left any of my premises in anything other than a neat and � orderly condition. The revenue from the Naegle signs is an important part of my business income. None of my neighbors have ever objected to the presence of a Naegle sign. I can certainly see why some sign control in rural areas might make the, country side more pleasing, but in built up conanercial and industrial areas the use of outdoor advertising is something that we expect to see in every major American City. The lack of such outdoor signs would, to my way of thinking, inc3icate that a city is not progressive that it is in a condition of decay and that the business co�nunity doesn' t really care about promoting their product. Without advertising - of which outdoor advertising is a very important part - people would buy less products, productfon would decline and the economy would be hurt. My personal observation, having lived in Saint Paul over half a century, I can not see that a problem exists with regard to the display of outdoor advertising. I sincerely hope you will not adopt an ordinance that is regressive and discriminatory agafnst outdoor advertising. From what I have read in the newspaper I feel that this ordinance proposed should be turned down. Very trvly yours,�-� �/, � � . �, � / , , , :,,__ .,Z, � l`LLfI' c� Z�. �<_ Mr. Rocco Carbone �. . . Y✓3_.`�"^_ :_.r.s��� ' ' \` 1._/ .rv `�_.+.��,.Y°-��`z-.z;��' �'.. 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For many years I have had a cordial relationship with the Naegle Outdoor Sign Advertising Company, I have found the Naegle Company to be straight forward in their dealings and to use quality materials and workmanship in the erection of their signs . . They have never left any of my premises in anything other than a neat and orderly condition. The revenue from the Naegle signs is an important part of my business income. None of my neighbors have ever objected to the presence of a Naegle sign. I can certainly see why some sfgn control in rural areas might make the country side more pleasing, but in built up commercial and industrial areas the use of outdoor advertising is something that we expect to see in every major American City. The lack of such outdoor signs would� to my way of thinking, in�icate that a city is not progressive that it is in a condition of decay and that the business community doesn' t really care about promoting their product. Without advertising - of which outdoor advertising is a very important part - people would buy less products, production would decline and the economy would be hurt. My personal observation, having lived in Saint Paul over half a century, I can not see that a problem exists with regard to the display of outdoor advertising. I sincerely hope you will not adopt an ordinance that is regressive and discriminatory against outdoor advertising. From what I have read in the newspaper I feel that this ordinance proposed should be turned down. Very truly yours� -� ;� ;f � f '.., � y��, C �L��'��_.. ..�: `��., Mr. Rocco Carbone . � � � d �� a ea 1,�� e� �� � su��e� �s0 � a�soca��e�� January 6, 1981 Leonard Levine, Chair � Development and Transport.��tion C��rnmi�t��t�ec St . Paul City Counczl City H��11 St . Paula Minn�sot�a 551�2 Dear Councilmari Levine: The Summit Hill Association./D�.strict 16 PJ�anni�ng Gouncil supported the sign ordinance as prepared by the P�anning Commissi.on. We are disturbed by the chan��s in it made by the Council" s Development Committee . 6ae are disturbed for two reasons . First�, we do not approve of what was done, �ae feel the ordinance as changed will in some cases be worse �han what we have now. Secondl�y, we do not approve of how and why the changes were made . The Plann- ing Commission consulted wi.th a7�1. con.cerned groups, including neighborhoods and the sign companies in open heari_ngs, an.d we see all that effort ignored for what appears to be se7.f ser.ving in.�:erests . We str_ongly disappr_ove and urge the restoration of th.e ordinanc� as draffied by the Planning Commission. Thank You, i�' .�, ,% , � � , _, . � Don Eldred, President District 16 Planning Council DE/tr ` r.- -� � � , -, , _ . �� , r� . _ � � , u� . � return address: 1067 goodrich avenue, saint paul, minnesota 55105 � ;� � i '! b. Ground and wall signs, the total area not to exceed a total of thirty-two (32) square feet. c. Portable signs are permitted if such signs do not exceed a total of three hundred fifty (350) square feet in display area. d. Such signs shall not remain in place for a period exceeding thirty (30) days . 5. Temporary signs, concerning a commodity service or entertainment conducted, offered, sold or manufactured on the premises, placed inside of the window of a building are permitted. 6. Political signs are permitted. Such signs shall be removed within seven (7) days after the election for which they are intended. C. Advertising Signs 1. One (1) advertising sign shall be permitted for each hundred (100) lineal feet of lot frontage or less and one (1) additional advertising sign for each additional one hundred (100? feet of lot . frontage. No advertising sign shall be erected within one hundred (100) feet of any other adver- tising sign on the same side of the same street. 2. No advertising sign in a G-2 or B-3 District shall be placed within fifty � feet of a residence district. Such signs shall also not be placed within one hundred fifty (150) feet of a park or parkway, with the exception of Smith, Rice and � Irvine Parks, and that portion of Ford Parkway between Prior Avenue vacated and the Mississippi River Boulevard, nor be placed within fifty feet of a church or public or private school. These distances shall be measured lineally along the road- way. Provided that in no case shall a sign be located closer than fifty (50) feet to a residential district. 3. Each such sign shall not exceed a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction) , except adver- tising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5,000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than seven-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular 21. Amended ` � �� "� ! Y� �� t January 7 , 1981 POTENTIAL CHANGES IN SIGN ORDINANCE 1. BILLBOARDS IN THE NEIGHBORHOODS Section 65. 206 , Paragraph C. 2. , (Page 15) Same as committeerpassed language. Section 65. 206, Paragraph C. 3. , (Page 15) Each such sign shall not exceed a gross surface display area of three-hundred fifty (350) square feet (in any one viewing direction), except advertising signs along major arteries that carry a daily traffic count of 5,000 vehicles or more. No advertising sign of this latter type shall have a gross display area of more than severi-hundred fifty (750) square feet, provided that any rectangular advertising sign may contain extensions, cutouts, or top lettering which occupy a total area not in excess of 500 of the area of the basic advertising sign and form an integral part of design thereof and provided tnat no such extension, cutout, or top lettering may project more than six (6) feet from the top eighteen (18) inches from either side or fifteen (15) inches from the bottom of the basic rectangular advertising message. The area of an extension, cutout, or top lettering shall be � � deemed to be the area of the smallest rectangle into which such � � ;� extension, cutout, or top lettering will fit. In no case shall the size of the sign, including extensions, cutouts, or top � I lettering exceed one thousand (1,000) square feet. � "`- _._...�..�....-°'---, ��'�-- ..°',-�-�''� ��`.. LOWERTOWN DISTRICT ction 65. 217 �,�- _____�.----��"` __.� ___ A vert si siq _ ,.s_}�a p oh' i ed ��om t Lo ow z ict, _.___._ de ' n �as hat ea o ownt �Sai t 1 o d b a�k Stre , I-94 , e fay �``� he issis ' i R e _ -� �, '�-_.. �' � ,+�¢'t,�.`�'��t--:.�" ���, ,u l,f {�'�r'\.�VV�----• Potential Changes in Sign Ordinance -2- January 7, 1981 3. RIVER CORRIDOR Advertising Sign Control Segments There are hereby created advertising sign control segments 1 and 2 shown on the official map which accompanies this ordinance and which will be incorporated into this ordinance and made a part hereof. No advertising sign which is visible from any part of the main traveled roadway of an advanced speed artery running through the segment will be erected or maintained anywhere within advertising device control segment l. Advertising signs may be erected or maintained which are visible from the main traveled roadway of an advanced speed artery runnin.� through advertising sign control segment 2 provided they meet the following requirements: 1. The parcel on which it is proposed to erect or maintain the device is otherwise zoned for such use. 2. All other provisions of this ordinance or any other regarding spacing, size, illumination, construction or other features are complied with. _ � � `1� � `� �� � Council President and Members of the City Council Page 2 January 12, 1981 ordinance. Both the map and ordinance must be published. Craig Lofquist called to say that there might be another error in Section 66. 217 (2) , Advertising Signs along Advanced Speed Arteries. He said he believes the committee meant the language to read as follows: 2 . No advertising sign which is intended to be read from the main traveled roadway may be placed within six hundred sixty (660) feet of any other advertising sign which is ����b�e intended to be read from the roadway, unless the sigTns are on opposite sides of the advanced speed artery involved. Please advise this office if you have any further questions or desire the drafting of any amendments. Very truly yours;� � �- %!� `-"`f. � ,� ,.� .:�. �f�..= • ' , .._ �: , .�� ` �/ f. JEROME J. SEGAL Assistant City Attorney ; ; ' . JJS:cg encl. , � � a� � _ • , lst � .�, ' C� 2nd �� —,=� � . �� `, . 3rd � — �— �� Ado ted P � '/J �� Yeas � Nays HUNT /���'"� � J - . LEVI:dE ������ � McMAHON SHOWALTER- � TEDESCO WILSON � , PRESIDF�IT (MADDQX) ,�/ , F�, . .f•r' _s-":y�ti: ��� c, • t December 22 , 1980 Dear Council Member:, � We support the outdoor advertising industry�' s request to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life. � � Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want ta advertis� . mhe market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across . Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition between various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that accomplish this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordin ce. � •; � / G�/'t. �—(� \ � � '�'�; � r�� � . � i) , � ��` � ' /� - 'z�� `� ���� ( ; ,� _ �/��...�_ \ �---f' � � i ; l � "� � l � ,; — �C..- .�"Jf�.1�� /7 °� /`� J , - �� �� � r � -. � __ �� �� �-����� � ��� ��� � �� � � � � l n.��.������%--��:�., -%G�� .;, _ , �.. t,�°" , ;:- , � � � � ��, ;, , `-� .� � V�''/�.1= � �� < <�.,�-��:..�C /�'�r-: - I t, �`�� - �` / . 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'�--'L ^�` -� ��� � � � � ] i'L,�— �/ i�. (,�..�,� % �. � C. H. Alexander Edward Fridholm Technical � Mgmt. Consultant The Edgewater Inn 1868 Arona Street 2420 N.E. Marshall St. Paul , MN 55113 Minneapolis, MN 55418 Dr. Werner Amerongen Charles Fullmer Central Medical Bldg. Minnesota Opera Company 393 N. Dunlap Street 850 Grand Ave. St. Paul , MN 55104 St. Paul , MN 55101 Donald Buell Glenn Gausman Buell Bros. Florist Gausman � Moore, Inc. 1391 Charlton St. 700 No. Robert Street W. St. Paul , MN 55118 St. Paul , MN 55103 Joseph Buchl General Leo Goodrich Northland Mortgage Co. State Military Dept. 630 Hamm Bldg. Veterans Service Bldg. St. Paul , MPd 55103 St. Paul , MN 55155 Robert Dillon Wilbur Goyer Dillon-Lilly Co. Inc. Pako Photo 240 West Seventh St. 1201 W. Broadway St. Paul , MN 55102 Minneapolis, MN 55411 George Edberg Len Nalper Education Consultant National Packaging Company 808 W. Montana Ave 3075 Long Lake Rd. St. Paul , MN 55117 St. Paul , MN 55113 Joseph A. Eschenbacher John Hastings Eschenbacher's Pine Haven Tree Farm Skyway North Wyoming, MN 55og2 American National Bk Bldg. St. Paul , MN 55101 Fred Heaberlin 1218 Edgcumbe Rd. John Favorite St. Paul , MN 55105 3M Company Retired 3M Center - Bldg. 220-6W (Former EditorSt PaulDispatch- St. Paul , MN 55101 Pioneer Press) Donald Flood Jim Healy Molin Concrete Products Shaklee Products 415 Lilac Street 1859 Arona Lino Lakes, MN 55014 St. Paul , MN 55113 , William J. Huot Roger Miller Huot Mfg. Co. Builders Exchange of St. Paul 550 North Wheeler 445 Farrington Street St. Paul , MN 55104 St. Paul , MN 55103 George Keys Robert Momsen Keys Well Drilling Co. St. Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press 413 No. Lexington Parkway 63 East 4th Street St. Paul , MN 55104 St. Paul , MN 55101 Armin Koch Bud Moudry 1543 Asbury Street Apothecary Shop Moudry St. Paul , MN 55108 364 St. Peter Street Retired St. Paul , MN 55102 (Formerly Northwestern Bell) Thomas Klein Bill Nemitz Watermation Rasmussen School of Business, Inc. 2304 University Ave. 15 W. 5th Street St. Paul , MN 55114 St. Paul , MN 55)02 Robert Leafgren Richard Norman Leafgren Furs A. Shelgren � Son, Inc. 1324 Payne Ave. 620 Sims Ave. St. Paul , MN 55101 St. Paul , MN 55101 Daniel Magraw Nicholas Oganovic State of Minnesota State Coltege 208 State Administration Bldg. 421 6labasha St. St. Paul , MN 55155 St. Paul , MN 55102 Jerry Mandel Mike Ousdigian The Waterous Co. Public Employees Retirement Assn. 300 E. Grand Ave. 550 Cedar Street So. St. Paul , MN 55101 St. Paul , MN 55101 Marcus Maynard Willard Patty Buettner Welding Supply Taylor McCaskill Co. 474 w. Minnehaha 1212 Pioneer Bldg. St. Paul , M�d 55103 St. Paul , MN 55101 William Michelsen Gerald Person Western Airlines Dale Tile Company 2950 Metro Drive 4813 France Ave No. Bloomington, MN 55�►20 Minneapolis, MN 55429 Pat Richie Tony Snyder Pat Richie' s Service Center Myles McDonough (nc. 7644 Lyndale Ave South 620 Rossmor Bldg. Richfield, MN 55423 lOth � Robert Streets St. Paul , MN 55101 Billy Robertson Minnesota Twins Baseball Club Bill Somner Met Stadium Editor St. Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press Bloomingt, MN 55420 63 East 4th Street St. Paul , MN 55101 Robert Rogers Joes. A. Rogers Co. Roger Sorensen 372 St. Peter St. , Room 202 The Fireside Corner St. Paul , MN 55102 883 Front Street St. Paul , MN 55103 John Rooney North Star Ice. , Inc. Jim Steele 1654 Marthaler Lane James C. Steete Construction Co. St. Paul , MN 55118 1410 Sylvan Street St. Paul , MN 55117 George Rossbach Jos. E. Johnson � Son, Inc Charles Stewart 477 Selby Ave St. Paul Book � Stationery Co. St. Paul , MN 55102 1233 w. Country Rd. E. St. Paul , MN 55112 Ray Schlick Field Schlick, Inc. Robert Thiers 515 Sa. Lexington Pkwy Hoeft Electric Co. St. Paul , MN SSloS 334 E. University Ave. St. Paul , MN 55101 Mo Sewall Sewall Bros. Industrial Supply Co. Bernard Troje 421 NE Wilson Criminal Justice Education Minneapolis, MN 55413 1304 Maywood St. Paul , MN 55117 (formerly, Community Corrections Dept.) Donald W. Sether Don Sether & Associates, Inc. 943 Payne Ave. Robert Vachon St. Paul , MN 55101 Josam Mfg. Co. 2147 University Ave. St. Paul , MN 55114 John Shank � Shank Power Products Co. , Inc. 249 East Lothenbach Ave. John Wallner St. Paul , MN 55118 Drake Marble Co. 58 Plato Ave. St. Paul , MN 55107 December 22 , 1980 Dear Council Member: We support the outdoor advertising industry�' s request to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life. : Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . T�e market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across. Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition between various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that accorplish this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. , � _ _ - � �J�{ � �..�.. • 4 L� '��l�'ts�� • •-. . � • � � • • • 1 December 22 , 1930 Dear Council Member: We support the outdoor advertising industry ' s request to operat� their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commerc�al and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul aGVertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life. Economically, what over-regulat?ng outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . The market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across. Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition between various advertising sources and takes away an advertising mediu� that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that acco��,plisn this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. . / ' ��c/C/ G�_�---�-t � ' ' �-' �j(;� � a�.i f,�:.��; ��nr;� � ✓;C! , % � �'l J-S 1'��� t,�,�ic F �. � -� �� ;��_ �i �; i. , �,�� . , , � L�/�� � � J ��l �/ � �� � December 22 , 1980 Dear Council Member: We support the outdoor advertising industry�' s request to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life . - Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . The market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across . Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition between various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that accomplish this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has .put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. �', ;, , __ , _ � _ ; _...__.. ; , . _ � � � � '�� J �✓j :. � ���i December 22 , 1980 Dear Council Nlember: We support the outdoor advertising industry' s request to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life . - Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . The market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across . Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition between various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that accomplish this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. • .� . ' P.�. . � � .�'�J .. ' `• 'y �� ✓.y..,�-. . �,,, � , ..:.� • . � � ...,;-•l.� ' .. .. December 22 , 1980 Dear Council Member: We support the outdoor advertising industry ' s reauest to opera�a their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial . We believe that freedom in the St. Paul aCVertising marketplace is essential to our econo�y and our way of life. Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . The market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across. Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition between various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the business�an h�s positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that accc��lis:z this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. � � �. '- -, � , �i �..G���CC� �� . _ ,�i . i// ` � ' _ � � C. � THE WHITE WOI.� 9200 Hudsan Road,j 9�•� Lake Elmo, Minn 5�042 (612) 739-1440 December 22 , 1980 Dear Council Member: We support the outdoor advertising industry' s request to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life. � Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . The market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across . Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition between various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that accomplisn this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. � .�,� � �r\� ���r � � � `��r ' \,`'`� ; `'� _` r' �v�� ��-� ,�c- _ ��� �� `� - �`vJ � �f��' ^,��`�i�J t �G� � December 22 , 1930 Dear Council Member: We support the outdoor advertising industry ' s re�uest to operata their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial . We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising mar�etplace is es�ential to our econo�y and our way of life . Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . T�e market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across . Restricting outdoor advertisir.g narrows the competition bet:aeen various advertising sources and takes away an advertising me�ium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman hGs positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that acco�.;�lisn this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Cor:unittee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. � �' '- ��1.ec�.J , - � �.5� . �� � ~ �-- o°� ca.Q � U December 22 , 1930 Dear Council blember: We support the outdoor advertising industry ' s rer,uest to opera`e their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commerc�al and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economv and our way of life . Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narro�a the range of choice for people who want to advertise . T�e market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across . Restricting outdoor advertisina narrows the competition between various advertisin� sources and takes away an advertisir_g medium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the �usinessman has positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that acco::-,�lisn this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. , ���`� � � � GI+�� I � . , �����' �K�;'1 c.'`, ,U��:,. � � � �.�� � r; , j� `�7/�� .�,'+�-r�f '�J , c'r � ` 1 J �. ,'��.L�(, � � ' � ��., !� ,:;-, J> ��,;' , .--^ � � December 22 , 1980 Dear Council Member: We su�port the outdoor advertising industry�' s recruest to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life . Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . The market has naturally supplied many different ways in whicn advertisers can get their message across. Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition bet:aeen various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that convevs that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identificaticn for his place of business and we support regulations that acco:�plis:� this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has pu� together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. i .�----� / ...2s,�f�2� i�� �� rL' � ���� �� - _ ��r'��'�`� �� ��� � . - ��.r--������ ���' �� �' �� ✓� DeceMber 22 , 1980 Dear Council :Iember: We support the outdoor advertising industry�' s request to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life . � Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . The market has naturally sup�lied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across . Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition between various advertisinc sources and takes away an advertising medium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identification for his place of business and we sup.port regulations that acco:�plish this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. � �, �.�2��� �� � �� �� December 22 , 1980 Dear Council �iember: We support the outdoor advertising industry�' s request to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life. � Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of cnoice for people who want to advertise . Tze market has naturally supplied many different ways in w:�ich advertisers can get their message across. Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition bet:aeen various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that convevs that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that acco�plish this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. 1 � � / // .�� rt�....1�•�' y:�"i�%)'�C-'.���dl—'� � �� � c � `'�� � t.��L�✓`�L 1% . �� .� � December 22 , 1980 Dear Council �iember: We supnort the outdoor advertising industry�' s request to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life. Economically, �ahat over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narro�a the range of choice for people who want to advertise . The market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across. Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition bet�veen various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that convevs that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identificatien for his place of business and we support regulations that accomplish this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. . ��� - ��, y��, � �k �f��:..` � <. ;. . December 22 , 1980 Dear Council Member: We support the outdoor advertising industry�' s request to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. we believe that freedom in the St. Paul advertising marketplace is essential to our economy and our way of life. � Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . The market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across. Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition between various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positive identification for his place of business and we support regulations that accomplish this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. ./� �;' 1� ,; ,Y:± , �.%. f , ,-�--� .i; 'i/ i y � , , �'"�� ���f�.�,.;!�./� i•. ;_�1 _ � �/� :� ,/`,/, f �j,. ./<f/(.f % �, / i ,j� !/./.f,. , �i r':�..�: <�".' � i / / % ),- / , l / '/ ;-' t ��j _- _. . . i � - � C(��, C �- �/ f� --� - f -�: �" _ `�i:,G �� . �t�=�-� � . a C �-�-'c���r'�_�-=- , �G _ `,__ { `-! , . :�. : l�. Leonard MacKinnon Burnet Realty Joe Rauncher Joe' s Sporting Goods & Ski Paul Scudder Kennedy Transmission O.J. Fichenor Midway Ford Jim Heldt � The White Wolf, Inc. Jim Nelson The White Wolf, Inc. Norm Hammick St. Paul Typographical Union Donald A. Renneke Kinderhaus Corporation Rosemary M. Castor AE - Padelford Packet Boat Co. Dick Stuck & Associates Michael A. Hufer Randall Barberis V.P. Sales Promotion Donaldson' s Ruth Brophy Advertising Manager - Knox Lumber Willwerscheid & Peters Mortuary by R.W. Willwerscheid Paul R. Ginther President Schaak Electronics � ' { ♦ December 22 , 1980 Dear Council Member: We support the outdoor advertising industry�' s request to operate their business in St. Paul with standardized billboard sizes in those areas designated commercial and industrial. We believe that freedom in the St, Pau1 a�vertising marketp].ace is essential to our economy and our way of life . - Economically, what over-regulating outdoor advertising does is to narrow the range of choice for people who want to advertise . The market has naturally supplied many different ways in which advertisers can get their message across . Restricting outdoor advertising narrows the competition between various advertising sources and takes away an advertising medium that conveys that message at a very low cost. It is also essential that the businessman has positi:Tz i�entification for his place of business and we support regulations that accomplish this purpose. The City Council ' s Development Committee has put together a fair and workable sign ordinance and we support this ordinance. / , . �' ` �� s� �� ��. r l�(;�.�Y . . �. �,�� . �� �` f , � ;} � :,. -� I� r .. .1 � ( ..1 . r / r / �j�,� � -/ t/`--! / V 1 ��L � -- i;-�� �, _ �-7 � j i � i � �. /i' / � / � �G�: , - .� . C ;. � f7. * ,v� �' , /� L�,�..•c,�_ J f, � L , � , .�'-' �� ' � , � , �: �� " � , ct� ��� �.� C , � � � ;- � � ��� �� - � l ~ li ' i���.� r;�%�' �; � < � �. � ;�i�,` '( ��''(`(,' ��ti� J �� ; f� 's. � w / � � ,}�� '� u�<. . _ w /VY�� ., �L/�/ �' t'�_.,L��� � / ( �__, ; � " . - � ��—���� �—�~ , ,, rr' �c�- /!�I `'��u� �—� L. , .� - � December 22, 1980 Bill Ficocello Ficocello Hair Design Bill McGivern St. Paul Port Authority Danul Aberg Alex & Alexander Insurance Patrick Gallivan - Gallivan' s Restaurant Bill Strub Strub & Associates Milt Price Attorney Bob Gearin Attorney Harry Budd Northwest National Andy Vaughan Northern Federal Jack Crawford Crawford & Associates Doug Thomson Attorney Bob Sipple American National Bank Tim Gallivan Staff One Personal Art McClaury State Emergency Services Dick Metzen Metzen Realty Joe Novak State Liquor Commissioner NORMAN ROSE 1324 FORD PARKWAY ST. PAUL, MINN. 55116 January 5, 1981 TO . SAINT PAUL CITY COUNCIL FROM . NORMAN ROSE Dear Council Members: It is my understanding that our city is developing a new sign ordinance that will be examined by the Council . As I understand it, there are stringent regulations that will prohibit me from leasing my private property to the sign company. It seems to me that over regulation such as this not only tampers with the market place, but also restricts any in.- come I can generate to assist in my tax payments. The Development & Transportation Committee has proposed a sign ordinance that promotes the general welfare of the city. Although I don' t support this ordinance in. whole, I could live with it grudgingly. Sincerely yours, 0 SE AUSTIN J. BAILLON 60 WEST 4TH STREET BUILDiNG SAINT PpUL, MINNESOTA 55102 TELEPHONE(612) 222-5555 December 31, 1980 The Honorable George Latimer Mayor, City of St. Paul Off ice of the Mayor 347 City Hall St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear George: I am writing you to express my support for the proposed sign ordinance developed by the City Councils Development and Transportation Committee for St. Paul. This ordinance is reasonable and would permit outdoor advertising in business areas of St. Paul. The rental income received by private property owners in St. Paul business areas is increasing each year and is an important source of income. In my view, it would be unf air and harmful to over-regulate this area and deprive private property owners of this source of income. I hope you will consider my thoughts on this subject favorably. Thanks, and Happy New Year. Very truly yours, �'►�v`_ CAustin J. Baillon AJB:rs 252 East Ninth Street St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 January 2, 1981 City Council City Hall St. Paul, Minnesota 55102 Dear Council Members: I own property adjacent to my residence. Located on my adjacent property is a billboard of Naegele Out- door Advertising Company. Although the yearly rental from the billboard is not substantial, it does assist me each year in the payment of the real estate taxes on my home and adjacent property. I understand that the City Council's Department and Transportation Committee has proposed a sign ordi- nance which permits outdoor advertising in most business areas. I urge you to support and vote for the enactment of the ordinance proposed by this Committee. Very truly yours, ; , �' �c�_.c-,� �� �/�y`� i Hilda L. Sandberg � � � �� �� A • , . 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", Councilman Leonard Levine . . _ .. . � � " � C ity Hall -- � � � St. Paul, Ninnesota 55102 . :..::: .: . . .. - = � •• � Dear Sir: i .,+��^„_,.'���^,�,,__A,.,,�_.,.,�,..��, As a concerned citizen and a landowner we are not _...:_,�::�..-„�-. in favor of the new sign ordinance proposed by the City of St. Paul, We feel as a private property owner that it is an unfair regulation and that , ,,. . ....-.. property owuers should be able to use the ir � � prooerty as they see fit. It is unfair to dep�e�fo�staxestlandlthemup�keep we need to con�pensa of this property. . Sincercly, � . . . �r�h A.�C.-/t �—��ct.�/ Margar�t Jones-President Italian Variety Foods, Inc. < .. .__...�.___...-�-- -.__ __ -- r _.,_ . - - .__ _ . _. 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Ramsey County Historical Society "History close to home" Landmark Center 75 West Fifth Street St.Paul,Minnesota 55102 (612)222-0701 December 22, 1980 Mr. Robert Naegele, Jr. Naegele Outdoor Advertising, Inc. 1700 West 78th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55432 Dear Mr. Naegele: This is a request to Naegele Outdoor Advertising for a gift in support of The Ramsey County Historical Society's 1980 annual fund drive. Founded in 1949, the society has accomplished a great deal and is regarded as one of the most active and vital historical organizations in the United States. At present, the Ramsey County Historical Society: -- operates the Gibbs Farm Museum, a living history farm and National Historic Site, with more than 30,000 visitors annually, making it one of the most popular historic sites in the state; -- maintains a major historical exhibit on the first floor of the Landmark Center, the Old Federal Courts Building in downtown St. Paul, the location of its administrative offices; it also sponsors temporary exhibits in the Landmark Center, and sends its travelling exhibits throughout the metropolitan region; -- has an active membership, now totalling almost 1,000; -- answers requests from the general public, business and other agencies using its reference, manuscript, and photographic library; -- publishes an award-winning semi-annual magazine and a bi-monthly newsletter; -- has published books on general and specialized local history, and reprinted numerous lithographs and maps; -- conducts cooperative programs with other agencies, including Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul Heritage Preservation Commission, Science Museum of Piinnesota, COMF'AS, Minnesota ----- � - � Ramsey County Historical Society Page 2 Landmarks, the Victorian Society, neighborhood groups, and craft guilds; -- has been recognized for playing an active role in preserving and redeveloping the Irvine Park district and the Old Federal Courts Building, and the establishment of the St. Paul Heritage Preservation Commission; -- is beginning a major two-year project co-sponsored with the St. Paul Heritage Preservation Commission to identify historic sites in Ramsey County. We are the organization that hel�s the people who live here understand who and what they are and where they come from. Your support is essential for the community service the society provides. Enclosed is a card and return envelope for your convenience in sending a tax-deductible contribution or for making your pledge to help the Ramsey County Historical Society preserve and interpret the history of our area. Sincerely, "3t..V r"`� . � � Richard T. Faricy Board of Directors enclosures - � ( RAMSEY COUiVTY HISTORICAL SOCI�TY BOARD OF DIP.ECTORS OFFICERS � Chairman of the Board Richard T. rlurphy, President Murphy Trucking Company President James A. Stolpestad � Stolpestad, Brown & S:�ith lst Vice President Richard T. Faricy jdinsor/Faricy Architects 2nd Vice President Roger Swardson, Director/Spec. Proj . Public Relations Division Control Data Corporation Secretary Gregory K. Page, Vice President Campbell-�fithun Advertising Agency Treasurer Paula Tiannillo � DIRECTORS :�T LARGE Thomas C. Buckley ' Russell �Ienard Associate Dean, General College Associate Proressor of Histor�� University of Minnesota University Of �finnesota Virginia Costello Dale Tlorrill, President Summit State Bank/Phalen Park Joseph Culligan, Vice President Martin/47illiams �dvertising, Inc. Thomas J. Rvan Thomas J. Ryan and Associates Charlton Dietz, General Counsel 3M Alfred R. Sundberg, ,Tr, Aquinas Subscription Agency David Fesler, President Liberty State Bank : Becky Love Yust St. Paul Energy Office Judy Flinn and Dept. of Family Social Service, Uiiiversity of �tinnesota ' Mildred B. Gignac, Director of Administration & Benefits � Sperry Univac William Hickey III, Sales Representative H. M. Smytti Company, Inc. Thomas Kelley Director of Community Services City of St. Paul Robert Knox, Vice Presiden[ Alexander b Alexsander, Inc. John Lambert, Chief Executive Officer Twin City Barge, Inc. 1.� .1"�, a [�1NESOTA IVERSIFIED NDUSTRIES The Afftrmative Industry August 22 , 1980 HOARO OF OIRECTORS OFF�GERS � � CNAiRPEASOV I � � ROD'cRT:. 000N r1r. Robert vaegele H. 9 FULLER CO. V10E•CMAIRPERSDN Naegele Qul�d��r Advertising �� R0�3ERT H. MOORE 1700 6dest 78th Street - COCA-COLA BOTTLING MIDY/EST Minneapolis , Minnesota 55423 SEC4ET417Y STEYE M�LETICH UNI`JERSITV OF MItifVE50�A Dear Bob, TR(�5U�7ER � NE�VELL P wEED af��PPS COA1?ANY Yesterday the ?Vaegele crew arrived and painted our :•1DI D�REC7�R5 sign. It looks great: POLLV OROLYN GUTNR;E THEATcR WILLlAM FqULKNER I Want to personally thank you for your Company' s do- AMERICAN MOIST nation �1 ].t � $ $�{lllS and manpower• � BURLEIGH E SAUNDERS SPERRV UNIVAC It means a great deal to us to have an attractive sign H. W. TE�CNROEW telling visitors they are approaching MDI. VOCA7�ONAL EDUCATION ST PAUI I 'd like to invite you over to see the sign and tour our facility. Check your schedule. I ' ll call you Mon- JOHN OuRANO day to set up a convenient date and time. � PqES1UENT Thanks �again, from all of MDI its management and em- ployees. Sincerely, , . /, � G� i� Richard W. Moore Account Executive RTA.d/e f s - 666 PELHAM BOULEVARD. ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA SS 1 1 4, (61 2) 64Fi_271 � � ���� / F� �� �C� • • Th¢ Dispatch > � �' �� Thursday �� F Mar.9,1978 ,i tv � � .r-�r .. � �I�,,`1 > ,. � : � ., �_�.� �. ., . . � .,� . .. # �,�� �� —_• k �fi il � ��� ,�i '�t�!�U�j � i 4 ^I :e�y � } ^"� . . y �, � �. ���a r"�� ,, ,. y ,t �� .�� .� e. � y � � �w `� r,,...,..� �.,�` �,�� 3.. ��'` " �',� ° . ,. .t: r� .... o. , ��,�,.. .. �� � �g9F'j��VS �I 1} r��l � k•"1y�' FF�- �, ��I'P�I�Vi�Il �II� �� � � �� � .�.-� ��`"�� -:� .� �' ,�,�:�� ,�''- _ � � � Scott Hamlin, left, and David Ny- wood fabrication department of Min- ing of display cabinets is one of many berg mount shelf of display cabinet in nesota Diversified Industries. Build- capabilities at the main plant, 666 Pelham Blvd. —Staff Photo. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES MDI helps train handicapped By VIRGII.SMITH Atarie, persuaded du Rand to devlse o fac•il- SEVERAL ORf,ANIZATIONS [rom Business Writer ity with a normal work atmosphere to train Georgia,Colorado,California, Norlh Dakota pupils for employment. and Wisconsin have approached MDI for A St.Faul firm has become an internation- THE NEW VENTGRE was dubbed the Oc- technical ass�stance. al focal polnt for people involved in th�em- cupational Traimng Center and beQan wrth "Most interest in duplicating our efforts, ployment and traimng o( hand�cappeA per- IS students. Within a year there were:i2 stu- though.has come from Canadian gmups ucer sons. dents the past five years,"said Du Rand. "I.ately. The beqinnings were small proje�ts—as- there has been interest on a more mterna- Minnesota Diversified [nJustries �64Dll. semblln� sewing kits or packaging k�tchen tional scale." fifi6 F'elham Blvd., has evolved uver Uie last . ����nsils. Du Rand has been invited to EnKland's Ox- l4 vears throuQh the eftorts of John Du Yroceeds from the subcontracts and a ford[Iniversitv in Apnl to appear before an Zand, an mdustrtal educa- Christ Child subsidp sustained OTC until 19fi5 international group lo discuss the (uture of tion graduate oF the Uni- + when Uu Rand obtained a 549,500 grant from employinR persons who are hanAicapped. versity ot Minnesota. the Health, Education and Welfare Depart- "Our success w�th handicapped persons." Formerly Occupational � ment.With�t he developed more comprehen- Du Rand said, "is due pr�marily co �•ompa- Training Center IOTC�, sive trainmg and work programs. nies which support our efforts by letting us MDI has 356 employes and � During his research and development of contracts[or work we can handle. grosses more than S2 mil- " . the programs, Qu Rand discovered many lion a year by o(fering its more individuals wAo needed help from an "TWIN CITIES iNDUSTRY helps biDl di- cap�bilities on a subcon• ' organ�zatinn like OTC. rectly when they seek nur biAs on suhcun- tract basis to ;Olinnesota , . ln 1968 OTC was separated from Christ tracl work.With this income we can provide manufacturers and bus�- Child schonl and incnrporated as a pnvate work opportunities For fellow ciUzen, thal nesses. nonprofit orqanization. It located al 2345 are handicapped. M11U1 IS A PRIVATF. � �� University Ave.,acceptin��II rnmers for�i M11UI's effnrts, he said, redu�e the amnunt nonprofit corporat�on, Du Du Raod ther trainmg or emplm•ment. of'�x dollar�Roing to welfare and add tn the Rand said, and despite the express purpose FIVE YEARS LATF.R OTC received gi(ts ��•� �:�'r of producuve persons in the commu- ot employm�and training handicapperd per- from Donaldson !�lanufacWrinR Co. and the "�"`"�rk f�rc� sons, rt is operated much like any commer- Bush Foundatinn,helpinA it a�quire its pres- �'�� ��Lut�ons last year included $50,000 cial enlerprise•All net profits, Rrants and ent 140,000 square [oot facility on Pelhan� �rnm Ght FuundaUon,E5.000 trom gifts are used to expand thc capabll�ties of Blvd._ the t,2�i�n...,� r'oundation, SS,OL'�0 from the company so that more handicapped�er- "We strive to maintain a sound bu..iness +�mhoi�f ('� •• 52,000 From Lampert I.um- sons may recerve an opportunity to wurk ur postnre by delivering quality products ac- ner Co., S5,U00 from Robert E. Moore, be trained. cording to the customer's needs," Du Rand E15.000 from the First Bank System, and "The only real difference between our said. 550.000 irom the Thomas and Kathleen company and other flrms,"Uu Rand said.°is "As an employer, we have never seen a Moore Foundation. the work force.We discr�m�nate In our hinn� need to cure mental retardation. What we Manu(acturinR servic•es available from practices. Most o(our employes are persons are commrtted to is a mixed work force,in- MDI�nclude parts and subassembly,machln- with hand�caps..." corporating nonhandicapped workers. We inR and refurhishinR. metal farmine. wuod Du Rand was neann�his deQree at the uni- want the handicapped person to have the op- fabncation w�re feed and spot weldinQ. versity in 1964 when he happened to visit the portunity to learn work skills m a naWral Packaging services cover shrink Hrapp- Chr�st Ch�ld Schoollor Exceptional Children manner ... much like apprenticeships have inR, heat sealinq, packinR, packaginR, label- on Summtt.Avenue. Its founder,Sister Anna worked for centuries." ing and mailing. Feprinted with permission from the St, Paul Dispatch , . ,,,,.-u ._ .. ' STATE Of ZHOO >,;, '}'�.r,��;� : �n�n 2 � � U�.J Ll V�c���L�=.� -, , `_�:.:r-..�`.���;.. DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RE50URCES CENTENNIAI OFFICE BUILDING • ST. PAUI� MINNESOTA • 55155 � DNR INFORMATION (612) 296-6157 December 15, 1977 Robert Naegele Naegele Outdoor Advertising Company of The Twin Cities Inc. 1700 West 78th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55431 Dear Mr. Naegele: I want to take this opportunity to thank you and your staff for providing artistic services for the signs related to the State of Minnesota providing the 1977 National Christmas Tree. It is a great honor for the State to be asked to provide this service, and it could only have been accomplished through the cooperative spirit of individuals and organizations such as yours. Sincerely, .�`" � , �' ._,.,.-.�-,z- _;-� �����&�.ra. C, � -'' ' J�mes- . Brooks, Acting Director Division of Forestry JLB/es cc: Commissioner William Nye Donald M. Carlson Barbara Clark AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ��.,�� / � , �_. �"�� � � q �� , � �� � t� 6 � ��� . ��3 ;:-t��.'4'�.�►5 - �"'.�AL;I si3Tt�iCT 7 �L��lii�li�t� CCLst'•�CtL, ltVC. '---���{� � 't0'10 Un;v�rsity Avenue o St. Paui, Minn?sota 55'104�2SH - SO�B �'t. I '`� ,� � 1 � '} �; � July 24 , 1980 � �Jaecele Outdoor Advertising Company of the Twin Cities , inc . 1700 lJest 78th St . Mpls , Mn 55423 Dear Si r : The Thomas Dale Planning Council is .graterul for your contri - bution of $250 . 00 . As we said in our request letter , these funds will be used to construct permanent play equipment at Jackson School , 437 Edmund . We are a non-profit corporation and your contribution is tax deductible and will greatly nelp us meet our goal of raising $5000 to develope this facility for our neighborhood children . Thank you again for your generous contribution . Sincerely , , . ' � %,�� , �= _ , � . • __'� -- • - __ . . ._ , _ Dale Busacker , President District 7 Planning Council .� 1 ;� � e , :. - , .`� _ � _�" c,:�T , . ia . � �r'• .. , , ' ._ . :_'i����F�•`r:.; . � Chairman ' RON MADDOX 81ue Chip Vice Chairman GLEN OLSON American National Bank and Trust Company Vice Chairman RICK SPECKMANN Commercia�State Bank APY'll 1� 1977 � � � ; - -r� • . . � ' ,�/,; i� � I � �,�,'��� Mr. Robert 0. Naegele, Jr. DIVISIONOFIHESTPAULCHAMBFAOFCOMMFACE Naegele Outdoor Advertising 1700 West 78th Street ExecutiveCommittea Minneapolis, Minnesota 55423 BENGBENGTSON Dear Mr. Nae ele: Pako Film Shop g DAVE FEATHERLY Ori b@11A,Lf Of the Downtown COt1I1C11� W@ W1S�1 t0 thank you TheSibleyCompany for your investment into our Promotion Fund. Really, LUCIFENNER though, your generosity is an investment back into your First Dafsy own business, as we use the Promotion Fund to "sell" the DENNYFITZSIMMONS advantages of doing business downtown to our various Northwestern Baii publics. In supporting the Downtown Council, you are supporting the downtown area as a whole, and your business JOEFONTANA Yo���n���ie� in particular. BOBLA2ARUS Thank you again. Carlson Pharmacy JOHN KORPI Sincerely, Radisson St.Paul Hotei 9 TOM LaMERE ���"{ St.Paul Book &Statlonery � �'�G� CG�������f Ron Maddox Bob Lazarus oeyc�.MONTGOMERY Chairman Membership Chairman NEALNORDLUND kS Carnelian Beauty Salon MARLENE WRIGHT Northwsstern National Bsnk of St.Paul Dirsctor JAMES T.VERSTRAETE 222-5561 it�:vo�•c�,s��e:s, your downtown, your Council. CITY OF SAINT PAUL r �� OFF'ICE OF THE CITY COIINGIL 4^'�•�'F���P:72.�s�a ,,�4��a;:�,���A �.�g mg9�P��A�:�JwB ."_".�..�4t:-.'e�.r LEONARD W. LEVINE Councilmaa September 12, 1977 Mr. Bob Naegele, Jr. Naegele Outdoor Advertising 1700 West 78th Street Minneapolis , Minnesota 55423 Dear Bob: Thanks for your assistance in the sexual assault program. The billboards will add a great deal to the success of this program. � Your help, as always, is appreciated. Si nc ely, LEONARD W. LEVINE Councilman City of St. Paul CITY HALL SBVENTH FLOOR SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA 55102 612/298-4473 �t�z2 � CITY O�' S�INT P��I�7. -::�J�.� `�, OFFICE OF TI3E �I1�YOR n�i_.`:.i� I "' 34.7 CITY H1iLL GP'.012G7'. 7._1'P1�IEE SAIVT PALZ,DII:�'.\'ESOT1 .ie510:d PIAYOI{ �f31`_) 208-4323 February 13 , 1980 Mr. Kraig Lofquist Naegele Outdoor Advertising Company 1700 West 78th Street biinneapolis , �iinnesota 55423 Dear Mr. Lofquist; My sincere thanks to you for all your help to Saint Paul with the Owners ' Manual billboards and the Energy Mobilization snipe. (Done while under fire, even: ) My bus passes a couple billboards every day, so my gratitude is constant. We 're celebrating the end of the Energy Mobilization beginning about 6 p.m. , Saturday, in the Saint Paul Civic Center. We would love to have you and a guest join us for beer and chili and music. Your support -- and the visibility given the Energy Mobilization by Naegele billboards -- is deeply appre- ciated. Sincerely, � —7 � l�� /�� /j7�� //l% <�L C � ��� � Peq 0'Keefe Administrative Aide PO'Kclmp . ` aF , /"/ � � � ADMINISTRATION � Transportation Building \' �t/ ��o=w��y STATE OF MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY TELEPHONE: (612) 296—H3H3 SAINT PAUL 88155 February 5, 1979 Robert Naegele, President Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co. 1700 West 78th Street Minneapolis, MN 55423 Dear Mr. Naegele: The Minnesota Department of Public Safety currently is engaged in a year- long alcohol/safety information campaign to combat the very severe problem of drunk driving. The campaign was kicked off in December by Governor Perpich and has the support of Governor Quie. Figures from the first 11 months of 1978 show that 64 percent of drivers killed on Minnesota roads and tested for blood alcohol concentration had been drinking. More than half of the drivers killed were intoxicated (above the illegal limit of .10 blood alcohol concentration.) Deaths from traffic crashes are mounting, and alcohol , along with excessive speed, is cited by safety experts as a prime cause for this rise. We need your help to get our message out to the public. . .the message that each Minnesota citizen can help to get a drinker out of the driver's seat. Since we are not allowed to purchase advertising space, we are asking you to help us with this very important campaign by enabling us to speak to Minnesota drivers through your outdoor advertising billboards. This kind of advertising would be an extremely effective way to get this message across, particularly to the 30-year-old and under group most often involved in the drunk driving crashes. Will you help us in this effort to cut fatalities and injuries on our Minnesota roads? I look forward to talking with you about the possibilities. Thank you for your very kind consideration, and I hope to hear from you soon. Si nce�rely, � !�� �r ,.�-�' � . !c rc_/'�`� i� , ' / anet L. Grant, Coordinator Alcohol/Safety Information Campaign Minnesota Department of Public Safety Room 318 Transportation Building St. Paul , MN 55155 AN E�UAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER .°'s' °, CITY O F ��INT �AUL � . . ;~�'�'. OFFIC� OF THE ,l�1AYOR �� �uii��nn; :'lll l 1 I I lU ��y ,��,�� 347 GITY HALL 3AINT PAUL, bIINNESOTA 55102 GEORGE LATI�SER (b12) 298-4323 MAYOR July 29, 1980 �Bill Naegle, Chairman � Restaurants No Limit - 9808 Wayzata Boulevard Minneapolis, I�4N 55426 Dear Bill: This letter is to express my personal appreciation for aIl of the assistance you have provided Jim Mann. You and your staff jumped in at a moment' s notice and took steps to help Jim, all of which made a significant difference in the Hickory Stick' s operation. Broeker tells me that he has never quite seen anything like it. It is still too early to tell whether the restaurant will make it. Jim' s business has picked up significantly as a direct result of the advertising campaign. He now has a " steady evening trade which shows promise. In the near future we will be analyzing Jim' s financial figures again in an attempt to arrive at a decision about the restaurant` s long-term future. This is a very difficult situation. I believe you are aware of my commitment to assist minority-owned businesses in Saint Paul. The Summit-University neighborhood in particular, is going through a major transition. �9hen we see a situation, such as in Jim' s case, where a locally owned and operated � minority business is faltering, it is so important to try to help out. ' Through a cooperative willingness to lend a helping hand, as exemplified by your involvement with the Hickory Stick, I am confident that in the long haul minority-owned businesses will begin to succeed at a higher rate. Thanks again for all of your help. Sincerely, TIMER May r GL/lm cc: Robert Naegle � I' ;�, 575 University Avenue • Saint Paul, Minnesota 55103 • Phone' 227-7751 ' i; � . �� p � '�• •�`��� , �. : u: f `-' ry� •� .h 'o' i{ `'! �`.�� 1. ti. ;-Y �f E' �'�� � MINNESOTA LEAGUE OF CREDIT UNIONS December 2 , 1980 N1r. Marlin Schlottman Sales Department Naegele Outdoor �dvertising Co . 1700 jV. 78 Street R4inneapolis , MN 55423 Dear NIr. Schlottman: Your company' s time and effort in preparing and placing the Porta Panel at the Radisson St . Paul for our October annual meeting was very much appreciated, tiVe had alot of favorable comments by those attending, and we know that the poster also attracted alot of attention from motorists passing by. jVe do not hold our annual meeting in St . Paul every year, but �vhen we do , the Porta Panel is al�vays "a big hit" . Please extend our appreciation to those at your company who had a part in making it possible. Sincerely, n � /LW��' Richard F. 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OSBOItN BI:ILUING SAINT PAI;L, MINVESOTA Harry Settergren '�'°�` • F��{"Nr,: ��2�'-':'�1 Naegele Outdoor Advertising Company 1700 West 78th Street hlinneapolis, hiinnesota 55423 Dear ►iarry: Several years ago, your Chamber reluctantly found it necessary to appeal to you and other top firms for assistance in meeting a financial obligation necessitated by the settlement of the hockey lawsuit. You and other members responded in tynical Saint Paul f.ashion and 85 firms paid or pledged $?.16,400 �to cover this loan and legal costs. This letter is a final report to you on tl�is project and to inform you that the financial obligation incurred has been paid in full apcl that every Pled�e and every dollar pledged was paid in full. This response is a tremendot�s tribute to the Saint Paul business community and, I believe, an indication of the stature of your Chamber. On behalf. of our officers and directors, I want to thank you most sincerely for your great cooperation and financial contrihution which assisted ttle Chamber in meeti.ng this problem. Your continuin� support and interest in the Chamber is most aPpreciated. Your corunents ancl su�gestions regarding the Chamber anct its activities are alwlys most welcome. Iiest �ersonal regards, O LO[1IS Ii. NIEYERS President LF A1:c j ' • �� ' :,� . ,� , _��,i 1'\,' ' �ir✓ il i� � `�� ,� ����;:�1�� �`� r��`� ` .�o ��L�i� � .�!�,�� '• .'7'i�:'�-'Y� �j/. � s/ C �' � �'���� �y'�I� 333 Sibley Street • St. Paul i�1N 55101 + (612) 291-e321 1,c�Ny��.N.` .1� �98���}ICEfS Presitlent •J.Thomae Slmonet Vlce Preaidents �1O 'CarIB.Drake,Jr. OCtOtJ2T I.�F� 17U� '9ruce A.Riehard •Mrs.HarolC J.Slawik Treasurer 'F.T.Weyerhaeuser . Assislanl Treasurer 'Mrs.JamesT.lilly ;1r. Bob Vaegele, Jr. - Secrefary Nae�ele Outdoor Advertising of 'John L.Hannalord o AssislantSecretary The Twin C1t12S� IRC. 'Mrs.IvyHagan l�QQ ja. 78th Street . Eseculive Diretlor � 'GeorgeEdwardMCClure Minneapolis, i�L�1 55432 Campaign Chairman •Richard l.Seaberg Dear BOb� Board ot Directors •Mrs.Andrews Allen LyieR.An�erson The Twin Cities are being invaded by the Muppets via a , JOhOC.aShtOn United [da billboard cam aion that I understand is due 'Brent J.Baskfield y P Burn�e8attie to our oenerosit � •Anthony Bechik _y b y' 'Coleman BloomlielG •Mrs.James L.Brusseau � 'Keil�Campbell I was particularly pleased to see the �fuppet billboards ThOmdS L Ca�lin FrankH.Coyne because �ae are using corresponding posters in our company's Jerome B.Crary Roaney0an�eison employee campaign. � �. John 8.6avi5.Jr. �'�"" 'Cart B.Orake.Jr. - `- RobenW.Duncan As we draw close to final nivht in both cities I wisn to Kennetn 1V Evemart o � YJrl�iam8 Faulkne� eYtend a thank you for your efforts on behalt of all the Mrs.Freaenck:Y.Fiscner . •DOnaiaE.Garretson $C. Paul United [day campaign volunteers. 'Mn.Ivy Hagan 'JO�n L.Hannalord . Mrs.R�cnartl E.Harns � AmosHaynes Ldarmest re�ards� Lawrence T Hodqes Mrs.H?Ila Mnars Moeg Oonaio Kennetly ' . Rcatna Ctark Kmq ,� .— � � q�CharO A Kl�nqon �L" �`� �t'� ���/� Vvgd Knudson �� Mrs R�cnartl I.LanGe HaroICLeVande� Richard L. Seaber� 'Mrs.JamesT.Lilly 1930 General Camp'aion Chairman ca�io5�:�.�ws / ThomasJ...�tCarter United ��c7y Ofj��ti1C.' St. P1ll1 t�Tea R�cna�tl hlanq�am _ ✓ frank O 6tarz�iew R�cna�on n,+oo�e �11C8 President, General i�131'l1�fli' John M �.tusser 'John M.Myere JOhnF Nash DeEense Systems Division •Phillp H.Na�on - EuqeneF Olson Sperry UI11�1I1C 'Jamea R.Oppenhelme� Jay A Piaenav.r , �oh„�., �,�o��ao RLS•� " , Lawre�re O Plait Jr ' � •James W.Reaga� 'Brute A.Rithard - Paul K Scnii6nq Arihur W.Scnwalm 'Rlthard l.SesDerq Emdy F Seesei � Joanne Snowanw •J.Thomaf Simone� •Mre.Harola J.Slawik F W Sm�lh Jerrol M Tc51�utl ti��5 Arne A L'leSterDaC4 'F.T.Weyernaeuser � vnmar�o wn�te �enno F Wo11t '��eeutiv�committ�• .�•a^';i..s S:11VT I':�UL ;�RC:1 C}1:1PTER � Barbara A. Scherek, Chapter Chairman t00 South Rohr;rt St Steve D. Builock, Executive Director St P�ui. P�1�nnesota 55107 TelephOne� (612i 291-6789 March l , 1979 � Mr. Harry [�I. Settergren Executive Vice President Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co . 1700 W. 78th St. Minneapolis , :�1rr 55423 Dear Harry: You put together a fine showing of Red Cross billboards , and we appreciate it . This showing is certainly one of the stronger elements .of our joint publicity campaign. The timing � is good , too, �aith the boards appearing just ahead of March Red Cross month, when they will be reinforced wi�h public service spots in other media. 41e greatly value your continuing support and cooperation. Sincerely , . . , , �i ; ; . . .. sGl.e� l� l � � , David J. Therkelsen Susan Benja in Director of Public Relations Director of Public Kelaticns St. Paul Area Chapter Minneapolis Area Chapter DJT-SB/ld � A Partner in the Un�ted Way ol the St. Paul Area / The Science IUluseum of Minnesota THIRTY EAST TENTH STREET.SAINT PAUL, �AINNESOTA 55101 TEL.(612)221-94fid January 9, 1979 Robert 0. Naegele, Jr. - Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co. 1700 West 78th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55423 Dear Mr. Naegele: On behalf of the trustees, staff, and members of the Science Museum, I wish to thank you for your gift of $1,000. We are particularly pleased to have your support this year when we have just opened such a large neti�� facility with somewhat unpredictable operating .expenses. Todd tells me you took a tour of our building in September. I hope you will come back again soon. While there is much yet to do, we are operating to absolute capacity in terms of public attendance. Over 20,000 persons have visited the Museum in� the last weeks, filling 11 performances daily in the Omnitheater. Your recommending the �1useum to "many people" is indeed a part of the reason for our record attendance and we appreciate your help in this way, as well as financially. Sincerely, -� j _ =_-� �-----3--� , , % ,r-,,,. ,_�i���._�-�`����� t/%. L�Jendell A. Mordy ��� President WAM/1 f AFFILIATE PROGRAMS: The Science Museum and P�anetarium, Minneapolis. MN The Lee and Rose Warner Nature Center,Marine-on-the-St.Croix,MN Metcalf Natural History Study Area,Afton.MN Ouroboros Er.ergy Demonstration House,Saint Pau�,MN ,� �.r 1 � �,;.��-ti�. R"'� :� �-'� ev r�.� .�"��-.:^�,'� fi�,' i�' �%� c�n :i'` r� � � �'� j'�1 /� r � � ! � ' p! � �� '�"� : .�.. � � (� , ! . , :�7 i j � ��?'+,,a :✓ � i � �� � .:� , � ' - , _—, ��i , � . � . ., � ,�, , �; � ��; � �a � �, .,. j� �`�1�� t,�:..+`,� t j •�;,^�;,i � ;., j L .�l..�. � "� w '+1 ��' _.c sa � �, .- �:""� ! .! .i �i � �- i ; � --�r� _,^�'"� t'�"n .. . •+�+�^'+��s.�.....-.. . . ... „�....•w �w'7����.rL^n.w•.--.�....s_:,.��`^-T----� �-•• �� [ ' � .. ..,; _ .. ._ . `_ .���.. .. . ��.,.�. :�.� IL��..,.�.� - �..�.,,.� .za-�.., ..�;�. ►...a.�.aa.�t:L� � ...r::�„�.,,, '+i ,-:�:.::'.��,C'. .<�+' '" 'G._.....�Ff.� ....�T�..�"'�..3'7+��T3�',,.@'��..�_y..,.Z%.�.���.sr.i:''r..� December P, 1977 Actors Theatre of St. Paul 2115 Su.^�mit Ave. . St. Faul � ?':I�1 5�105 P,7r. Robert Ivaegele Naegele Gutdoor Advertising � 1700 :�1. 78th st. _ ��pls. , :�r� 55�23 Dear t�,r. rdaegele: Thank you for returning my call this morning regarding donated billboard space for Actors Theatre of St. Paul. I would be r�ost interested in knowing what space would be available in the do��vntovrn St. P�,ul , Hi�hland Par:�_� Grand Avenue and Groveland-�.iacalester areas. Because H�e are brand new (and struggling from the start) I feel I must be extrer�ely careful about advertising costs and placement. I am a firm believer in ou�cdoor advertising, ho�°rever, and �vould be willing to ta'.•ce any space you may have available in the above areas in Jan��i_brua;��. If you thin'••, space will be extre„ ely liMi�ea during these months : please let me know as the posting and production costs are a • significant portion of our marketing .budget. Thank �ou for your generous offer. I will be getting baci: to you in a week or tw.o. Sincerely� � `. '�\,;�,�,,., !�\,,�,.•;tiv� \ Jan�i.:iner r"ana�;ing Jirector Enc. J;':kw . _; � _ . . . _. _ �.. � � , ,. �- . �. � `. � � �, � .� ' � � r � . ' , - � i : � t �„T E 2fl5 S�U��1T��E��� ��'. ���L, ����P������'A ���5 b��•���� Cathy: ' - _ � I sincerely appreciate all you have done for ACTCRS i T�?�'ATRE. Our requests have been unusual, and dealing . � with a shoe-string budget, we are extremely grateful for the concessions you have made on our behalf. I Ray �Jipson will be contacting you soon. He is tr5-ing j very hard to get the posters to ;�ou on the 10th, bu� they may have to arrive a day or two late. � Thank you again for your efforts. Sincerely, � � �-`L°.�-�- ; J�n i��iner � ria`��ging Director . . i i . Encl . Contracts � � . I � � � 1�To�tnsicle �h-ristian School 736-�632 Grades 1 - 8 ICinder�arten 7901 Red Oak Dri��e i�'ortheast 80-1 — 131st Avenue North�ast 111inneapolis, \finnesota 55=�3� Blaine, :�tinnesota 5�43-� Decenber 8, 1g80 `laebel� Outdoor A.dvertisin� Co. � �.70o c�ro 73th st. Mpls. , P•1n Dear Sirs: Tnanlc you for put�ino up �he p�sters on ;you� sion- boards t�rarning abou� dr•u�s. It is nice �o �not•� some- one in bi� business is concer•ned to use the�.r 2dver- tis�n� por,er to help do good . I '_-�nc;•: t:�a� �hrougnt this you are losino the rer.� you tvould r.or•Ma�ly receive for that spaceo Yez, �he money saved th�ouon the lives a?�ec��d b�r these billboards tiaill be r•epa�d �o you sor�e day. Je:e:�iah 17: 10 - "I, the Lord, search �he heart, I test tne r�ind, Even to give to each man accor•din� to his ways, according to the resul�s oi h�.s deeds." Lu:ce o:3� - "Give, ar.d it will be given to you; good measur�, T��°tiSEC� do�an, Sr13.'ten toge�her•, r•ur�r.irio over, �h°, tivill pour• into your lap. For ivnazever• Measure you deal out to o�her•s, it taill be dealt �c ;�ou in re- tur•n." � T�1ay I su��est that you mi�:�� put up ��crt _nspira�ion�l sayin�s t:�at �•�ould help people in their daily l��or?c. I kno:�� man;* o� the snort word's of jvisdor� in the Reader' s Di,esL ar�� ver•y good . Sincerely, , � �,, , C �',-'''.1'' � /�� ``� 1,�.�� � L Russ A1cGlenn Prircip�l rrn�d� „Trarir u�� a chi/c!i►r tlrc wa�� hc slt��ulcl go, Ei�c�r tivl►e�r /ie is o!J he ►vi11�iot dc��a�t jroi�2 it. " Proverbs 22:6 • : ' r .y � Uarton Iludson Corporation i77 tiicullet \tall \finnrapuG�,,tilinnesota 5540_' Execuuve OfFices December 12, 1980 �_ ':::....�_::'r::=."a:=:�� Mr. Robert Naegele Naegele Outdoor Advertising �- -- 1700 West 78th Street " �� '�� - � �- riinneapolis, Minnesota 55423 -�- - = -_ _ - Dear Bob: _-_ ` -• - Before bringing my term as Chairman of the 1980 United � Way campaign to a close, I want to thank you for your - _ support of the campaign and donating 20 billboards and � giving us a reduced rate on another 30. ��=_ __ Your interest in and commitment to this vital community _ ._ . " effort is deeply appreciated by all--the United t��ay �"�-'�-��� µ��--�"•• Board of Directors , the Campaign Cabinet, all the Volunteers , and especially by me. Many thanks. ;;,,,,:;,_,,,��,�.,,_.�,�.,, S i n c e r e 1 y, �-J�� .�;�_-�� . _�'_ ` _ _ .._ _ William A. Andres � � � Chairman and CEO .�:..w-..,�- -:...; ' : -= " : . � � , ,�� _ , /� �-e.�.�1 • `�i� '� ._, \` � _�� � ��-- \ � �` ��� 1 ��� ` �. ,` ��; � �� �� �� �-,. ����•► • -�:.:., � , , � � � �.••`''���� \:i Y i � � rv� ! 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C. _ ' .• • �S� " . f.E9. . . �: i:•�a:r 1:�.•c'.,',t_7•:iy.+�'� PUL'UC AfFAIR� DIR[C70' , � ,_ • . _ . . t�; ._. . ... . . --. .,`)�; ;l 22CD Cx!:A�+O .1VENUE • , G::S 1.101NfS, IOV:�A �^312 PHONE: 515•243-I121 v,:,e'�O City Fdit.or Tliuneapolis Tribui�e 425 Yortla�ld Ave. � Minneapolis, rfiunesota 554F38 FOR RELI:AS� AFTER FE�ihUARY 15, 1978, LOCAL OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO;ff'AI��Y �dINS NATIONAL AWARD Naegele Outdoor Advertising Company of Minneapolis has been selected to receive the American Chiropractic Association's national community service a�aard, i_t �oas announced Coday by Dr. Paul E. Parrott, president of the AC�. The honor is gi��en each year. to outdoor advertising companies . throughout the L'nited States which have "contri.buted meritoriously towards the betterment of mankind through public health education." Dr. Parrot'_ commended the company for its efforts in displaying messages of a health advisory nature. "The puUlic service cooperation rendered by outdoor advertising companies during the American Chiro- pr.actic Association's current healtti awareness campai�n served to mal:e the public more a��:are_ of the necd for preventive healCh care. In doing so, the hoiiored cor�panies literally tiel.ped L-o save .lives, reduce pain, and enable people to have more satisfying and productive lives.", Dr. Parrott said. The cliiropracCic le�d�r poiiitecl out L-l�cit: Naegelc Outdoor Advertisi.ng Company fi�lfilled 1 COIISC�CIlt1(�IIS role ;ts a communicat�r aild moCivltor Uy post:in� i11CSSCit;es for the p«blic bcCtcrmciiC. T1iis, hc sni�i, represetits the tii�;he:;t iclec�ls of the aclverti�iii�; ��roCes�;ion. � -30- - . � �. � ��A���it�r1P��0 �r��'ll�� CiTlLF��c�f;iAN4�G'r�T�i l�t�v S�R�JICE, !�lC. `''+�`�����`•,'���id.��°`'`�,,�`,��+�! ��� ;k ; " a '� '��?, �,g� �a`' � �'4,� S` t�� *� ,� ye. '? ` _ ^ �. N� �\� ° " ',�v � y$ . � � �^ �� � �� �` � �� � � �( C r,{ �p "` �:� � b�� s x � a �.,�' 3 �e � .. \ t i r �lt , �3���'' �� � `�# �� � £ � " r : �� � �� �� ¢ .,..� y �:. �` y ... : ��y�" .!� 6`��`, � "� � � � . ,�.�����.ti'v-',i.��.ri:i� :�.�:f'�.�%-� s.f.�.w��� ... ... .e> .., 3 ....e �.,H ... '�`... � ... .. . Tom Boettcher - 1276 University Ave. St. Paul, Mn. 55104 �f, Naegele Outdoor Advertising Co. Kraig Lofquist 17U0 W. 78th St. Richfield , Dtinnesota 55�123 llear Kraig: It is high tirle for transportation to be actively moving �eople who are i.mable to use the regular system. As I've observed since nineteen-seven- �ty, tirhen I was put in a wheel chair, it's been most frequent that people simply ston trying to participate with life �aithout a ride. All of the opportt.mities in Iife hati�e to be traveled to. Consequently, our grow is trying to put out some transportation that peonle can afford and use for everyday life. We've done this in Blooming- ton and Richfield, and naw we are extendin� to Burnsville, �agan, Apple Valley and Savage with this benefit. I would appreciate it, if the dir- ectors of the Naegele Co. will ask employees, would help us raise enough . maney for those withcut a ride. Thankyou: 5incer�ly� ---Tom-13oettche r 5',-wj � i.� ' YY #4.. 4 "' . ���.'• ����*_ � . �.4... R:•: ' ► ' ���. _ �, ..�.� +� � E:* � ..s:�`Y � � .. �' �. k.g'. � � � � D ; � .C`� ,� r � . � � � . , = N :� � - � � � _ _ . � � M � i . � , _., s .. .. � � :� � ; � �� ���:: � 7 X � � zµ . � �. �' °-�I C: �, - cr� � � �_: o � ; r�� � � � � �D � �.. - ; � � , _ .� �• � � � � p � !, v � O _ � � _ ;.� 3 .. ���, o � H .�=� c �, � :��� _ � ",�,;: v 1 ,`: � "p � ��� � � ? . � t� � � p � � w � 3